Cute little drugstore, not crowded like other larger chains. Friendly staff that actually want to…read morehelp you out. Clean, easy in and out and convenient location.

This takes one back to the days of the real home town drug store. They are helpful, knowledgeable…read more The employees and owners are part of the community so they really care about their customers. The good old fashion drug store is so unlike the national drug stores that are so impersonal. It would have to be a huge emergency before I would go to the national chains.

This has to be the worst drugstore I've ever had deal with. Nobody will answer the phone here and…read morethere drive through is a nightmare to get through. I have had medicine on order for days and can't get anyone to tell me what's going on with it. Time to find a new store.

Store is always well stocked. Staff up front is always pleasant and helpful. Pharmacy front line…read more team seems overworked and stressed. The pharmacists are always knowledgeable and helpful.

They can do compounding of things most can't. Don't be in arush.read more

We purchased a lift chair in June '10 and it is now December and haven't seen the claim hit…read moreMedicare yet. Since George McLarty sold the business I have not been particularly impressed with their customer service. They do not return calls and get a 1 on a scale of 1 to 10

Stopped in while passing through High Point to pick a few things up. This CVS is like all the…read moreothers, offering a pharmacy, over the counter healthcare items, greeting cards, seasonal items, photo printing services, groceries, snacks and so much more. Staff was friendly, it was an easy in and out visit to get what we needed and we were back in the car and on our way.

Prices are reasonable, and their employees are very helpful and knowledgeable. Great selection of…read moregreeting cards, and seasonal sales are excellent.

I'm convinced this is the worst pharmacy on earth. They are so slow and so rude it's remarkable…read morethey keep this staff on. Communication is horrible. Do not use this pharmacy.

This Walgreens has been consistently disappointing when it comes to pharmacy speed, and the staff…read morecan be very rude. The wait times are some of the slowest around, even for simple pickups. The drive‑thru is even worse -- it moves at a crawl, so you're better off going inside if you have to come here at all. Hopefully things improve, but right now the experience is far from efficient

Drive thru pickup window has been hit or miss lately. Sometimes they are open and sometimes they…read morewere not. Even when the sore clearly was open with an hour of operating time left, the window will be black and the pharmacy will be closed. Additionally. I had meds that read 3 tablets 3 times a day. They disbursed 180 pills. I didn't realize it until my prescription ran out early. 3 tabs 3 times a day should have been 270 tablets. It was a mess but we finally got the insurance to pay for the medicine and disburse the additional 90 tablets.

Horrific experience. The pharmacist is mental and seems to be incapable of engaging customers in a…read morecivil manner. Do yourself a favor and DO NOT do business here if you value your sanity. There's a reason that this CVS has a low, low rating.

Went to have a passport picture taken and the woman taking the picture was wonderful and very…read morehelpful. Thank you!

I went to this Walgreens today (04/17/2025) to pick up a prescription of Mounjaro 12.5 mL pens for…read moremy diabetes and A1c. I usually pick up my meds from Walmart Pharmacy on South Main St in High Point, but for whatever reason, my Primary Care Provider sent the refill order to Walgreens at 904 N. Main St, I didn't know until I got the text advising me that the prescription was ready for pick up. After, coming from a sleep center counsultation in Kernersville, I drove directly to Walgreens. There was a young African-American male at the window. He was good, polite, very professional. He asked me to verify some information --the usual: name, DOB, address. He went to get the pens and asked me where I got my pens from before. I told him from Walmart on South Main. He asked me if I'd taken any other dosages. I said that I was started on the lowest dosage, but that the dosage was increased because the lower doses did little for my A1c. That's when things went bad. I've never really liked Walgreens; I've always found the pharmacists at THIS particular location rude, and not just to me, but I figured just picking up a prescription shouldn't be much of a hassle. Drive in, request meds, receive meds, drive the eight minutes home... BOOM! DONE! But, then, another pharmacist who had been working at a computer stormed over, takes the prescription from the other guy and started barking "YOU CAN'T START AT THIS DOSE!" That, to me, anyway, was a stupid remark. I must have started at the lower doses in order to get to the 12.5 mL. So, I said "I know. She started me at the lowest dose, but I had to work my way up." "YOU CAN'T START AT THIS DOSE," he yelled again. "WHERE DID YOU GET THE OTHER PENS FROM?' "Walmart on South Main," I told him. "YOU DIDN'T GET THEM FROM HERE. YOU CAN'T START OUT WITH THIS DOSE!" "No," I said, "they're usually sent to Walmart on South Main. I don't know how they ended up here." He grows increasingly frustrated. "YOU CAN'T START WITH THIS DOSE!" I started to drive off, but my wife reminded me that I really needed that medication. I hadn't had it for just over six weeks because there were backorders; there was a shortage of meds like Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy, etc., because they were (so I was told by one of Walgreens' own pharmicist two days prior) mostly being prescribed for obesity, rather than diabetes and A1c. As I started to explain that I HAD, indeed, used the lower doses, but I usually get the pens from Walmart, he slammed the phone down, typed something on the computer by the drive-thru window, then stormed back over to his workstation. I didn't see where any of that was relevant. I HAD gotten meds from that Walgreens before, but only five times in -- what? Six years. I only go to Walgreens if my provider sends the meds there by mistake; if she punches the WALGREENS tab, rather than the WALMART tab. In fact, just two days prior -- one of those five times -- I picked up my metformin from that location and no one asked me if I used a lower dose of that. I'm not saying ALL Walgreens locations are bad. My wife gets her medications from Walgreens and has never experienced anything close to that. The worst she's seen was having to wait for the pharmacy to restock the needed meds. This location, however, is just a bad apple.

Not 24 hours. I am not feeling well and receiving incorrect information is not ideal whatsoever.read more

I was just turned away by the Minute Clinic for being a little late to my COVID test. I was never…read moreturned away before during the whole pandemic when I got COVID tests. And additionally a white woman who came after me was served before me even though she didn't finish checking in. It's giving Jim Crow. I will never come back here.

Sam's Club Gas is the place I prefer to fill up my vehicle. There are several pumps, which are…read moreusually in good operating condition. There is an attendant ready to be helpful, if needed, and the prices are usually at least $0.10 cheaper than the average for Sam's Club Members. Even if I never went shopping inside the wholesale grocery club, I would keep my membership for the gasoline discounts. LOL I wholeheartedly recommend a wholesale club membership and taking advantage of the discount gas!

This is a happen Sam's Club, but it up to a route of large Walmart store, this offers plenty of…read moreparking for both locations. Sam's Club has a great staff, I particularly it was impressed with one of the guys, a young fellow out in the lot, picking up carts. Very friendly, polite, courteous, and working hard.