Really amazing to have a compounding pharmacy in our midst. Wonderful personal service and the…read moreintegration of holistic and Western medicine. I actually love going there to pick up my prescriptions. The best!

I've always had a wonderful experience at this pharmacy. They have a great selection especially of…read moresupplements and small town feel. I always like to visit when I'm in town:) healthy items and also a nice selection of items that would make great gifts.

Wont price match... have never had issues with Walmart price matching stuff, specifically online vs…read morethe website. Today I go in and apparently they don't do it anymore. I did it legit last week at another Walmart. Pittsfield Walmart continues to be the bottom of the barrel.

If Walmart isn't a church, why are the associates preaching at the registers?…read more Tacky, tasteless, and rude.

Today, September 16, 2025 I went to CVS to buy a bandage for my father. He is 89 years old, on…read moreblood thinners and his skin tears easily. He had blood drawn previously and was bleeding. He used gauze and surgical tape to stop the bleeding. Unfortunately when he tried to remove the tape more skin began to tear. I asked the Pharmacist for assistance on what product would help. It was very busy, regardless, the Pharmacist showed me the wound section. He pointed to the surgical tape for sensitive skin. Your employee was professional and kind. Kudos to the Pittsfield CVS Pharmacy!

I dont know if this is their fault or not, but still a pain. I ordered photos via t-mobile Tuesdays…read moreand had all sorts of issues that weren't easily resolved, but they did finally get me the prints. I made 3 orders of prints that were supposed to be free. I had some issues with the app uploading the photos i wanted and had to save them from my computer to my phone to then upload them.. it took me quite a while to figure it all out...then,, When I got the email order receipt, I noticed there was a charge. I called the store and they said I had to call the national photo center...after a long time on hold and one transfer I finally got them to call the store and tell them I should be charged. They then were ok except one of the 3 orders (ironically the one that showed up on the original receipt as no charge) was missing...I had to reorder it. It was a lot of headaches. Normally I would be grateful for free stuff but this made it not worth it, but then I already sunk time it so I wanted my photos.

Consistent good service. The benefits of a local community pharmacy and with personal small town…read moreattention.

Cookie dough ice cream was delicious. Super cute pharmacy. Very hospitable ice cream scooper…read moreservice person. Ridiculous amount of ice cream packed into the cone. Cute town to boot.

It was big, it was clean, the cashier was friendly and I got a 5th Avenue candy bar. That's four…read morestars right there. The shelves were fully stocked and I got all the items I needed plus they had a large seltzer selection, so I was a happy camper.

RACIST MANAGEMENT. We stopped in Sunday afternoon to get a COVID test so our daughter could go to…read morecamp. We had an appointment. The VERY kind phamacist told us that we needed to find a different test so we sat in the chairs to the far right of the counter to cool off from the 94 degree heat to use our phones to scramble to find another testing location. We bought drinks for our family because it was 94 degrees. Only 1 other patron was in the store. The manager, JASMINE, came over to ask if we needed something. I said, we were here to get a test but it was the wrong type. She said, "I think they have those at CVS or Walgreens". I said, Thank you. She continued to stare at our myself, my husband and 2 kids. She said, "You're just sitting now." OK... your point? It's start to dawn on me... I see where she's coming from-- I said, "You started off sounding like you were trying to be helpful. But now you're just being rude. Do you need something?? If not You can GO now." She finally huffed and stormed off. There was NO ONE ELSE near the pharmacy. We were out of the way. It was 94 degrees outside. We had an APPOINTMENT and had PURCHASED drinks. But Becky-- I mean-- JASMINE-- decided she didn't want us using up all her air conditioning for the whole 7 minutes we sat quietly in the chairs while we tried to find a place to get the test we actually needed. There is only 1 reason, someone would try to hurry someone out of "her" store when NO OTHER CUSTOMERS were in our area or hardly in the store, while we sat peacefully with our 12 and 15 yo children trying to resolve a situation. DO NOT GO HERE unless you want to be bullied out of a store by rude RACIST manager even if you are a paying customer.

After a shopping trip to pick up some much needed essentials we went over to the snack bar / Pizza…read moreHut for a bit of lunch! We got personal pan cheese pizzas, chicken Alfredo, popcorn, and Archer Farms Mint chocolate cookies . The chicken was amazingly creamy and cheesy with moist boneless chunks of white chicken! Overall we loved and enjoyed the chicken Alfredo and the personal pan pizzas.... so cheesy and good! The lady at the snack bar put in the oven fresh ones for us which were ready in fifteen minutes from ordering. The popcorn was freshly popped buttery and crispy and texturally delightful. The Archer Farms mint chocolate cookies were soft, super chocolately with a nice mint chip distribution. Take a visit over to the snack bar and have some lunch all in all around twenty bucks for everyone including drinks. Yummy!! Great shopping experience and wonderful lunch!!!

Very nice, big, clean store in an otherwise empty old mall. Superful helpful, good prices. Will…read morereturn soon.

Not a fan. Asks a lot of personal questions. Snooty arrogant service and attitude. Lots of better…read morechoices to choose from.

My own,personal, Flynn's saga- After a BMC sleep study…read morerevealed sleep apnea, I was asked if I had a pharmacy which I preferred to use for medical equipment. Since this was all new to me my response was to rely on the sleep clinic's recommendations. They chose Flynn's pharmacy to be my supplier. That was a big mistake on my part... To be fair, I should have done my research for a supplier; on the other hand, I never would have guessed something seemingly so simple could go so awry or be made so complicated and difficult. Frankly, the problems began with the BMC sleep disorder clinic staff who, though nice, generally misinformed me about the process of CPAP from beginning to end- to include omitting the necessity of a second and separate titration study. But that's for another review. So, relying upon their recommendation to obtain a cpap machine and supplies from Flynn's pharmacy, I set about making sure I had done everything necessary and was assured that I was all set and would be contacted shortly by Flynn's to pick up my CPAP machine. While I never heard from the pharmacy,at all, my insurance company did- multiple times, requesting authorization to fulfill the prescription for a CPAP machine which was granted immediately. Apparently Flynn's did not understand this and contacted our insurance company multiple times over the next 30 days- to the extent that our insurer ultimately contacted us suspecting identity fraud or some type of malfeasance was occurring with our account because the requests from Flynn's to authorize the CPAP machine had become a several time a week occurrence. Finally, there was a three-way call between our insurance company,Flynn's and myself to make sure we were all on the same page. With that straightened out, my CPAP machine was ready and available for pick up within 24 hours. Except that it couldn't be picked up because Flynn's had not informed me that I needed to schedule an appointment for orientation, which was done via Zoom online. Day of the appointment I was prepared to discuss whatever needed to be discussed; the Flynn's respiratory therapist came on screen, said hello, looked at me quizzically, then asked if I was OK? The question surprised me but affirmed that I was, then asked why she had inquired? Her reply was that I looked angry... I still have no frame of reference for that. I look how I look. It didn't set a great tone for the conversation which was to follow- generally a repetition of everything I had learned at the sleep clinic. With that over, I was finally cleared to pick up the machine, which I made another appointment to do. Almost two months had now elapsed from the day the sleep disorder clinic staff told me I would be sleeping well using CPAP therapy "in a couple days"...Go figure. What I did not know until I picked up my machine was the next hurdle to clear would be the CPAP supplies. If you know you know, but suffice it to say that these are numerous, each with their own replacement schedule. As one example, the most basic component is the cushion portion of the CPAP mask. This is to be replaced every 30 days. The way the Flynn's system for this works is, after 30 days, I would order a new cushion; with every re-order, my prescription would be verified and my insurance would be verified. That process would take anywhere between 3 to 7 days at which point the cushion could either be mailed to me, which would take an additional 3 to 5 days, or I could pick it up at my convenience. Doing some math, given the necessity of verifying my insurance and verifying my prescription with each and every re-order of supplies, the re-ordering schedule would lose something like 45 days over the course of 12 months. Frankly, it became such a morass of confusion and so thoroughly inconvenient that I simply found another CPAP supplier, locally, who provides three months of supplies at one time, a much better system. When I apprised Flynns of this development, and that I would no longer be purchasing from them, I was told that this was not legal and that they would be reporting both me as well as the new supplier do the authorities. I guess there are CPAP police ?? For the record, this system is perfectly legal and generally the norm. Bottom line- I would not recommend Flynn's pharmacy based upon my experience. I would recommend that you do your own research. If I had taken the time to have a conversation with Flynn's pharmacy initially, I might have saved myself both time and frustration.