Oooo CVS is one of my favorite places to shop. They have a great selection of just about…read moreeverything. Yes their prices are a bit high for some items. I don't know about prescriptions anymore as I haven't had anything filled at a CVS in years. I've had really great service at the front registers the last few times I've been in this store. Such chatty and helpful cashiers. I don't normally like to use the self-service checkouts because I like to keep actual human beings employed. The ladies at the registers - particularly in the last two weeks - have been very delightful. They also have really decent local souvenirs here in addition to pro sports merchandise.

If i could.give zero stars I would. Patients beware. I had the most disrespectful vile Pharmacist…read morenamed Stephanie treat us completely terrible and she also purposely messed with my prescription out of spit. My script was sent to this pharmacy by mistake and she flat out refused to cancel it. She is obviously allowed to get away with this behavior because she was way to liberal with her disrespectful tone with both my husband and I. I went to Larry Merlo which is the CEO and President of CVS and complained directly to him. I bet she didnt bank on me knowing him or his contact. This is crucial medicine i can NOT stop. Now i have to wait for mu perscription until she stops playing games. To be clear. I dont know Stephanie and she still decided to treat me like total trash. She should be fired and barred from working with any patients in the future. This is absolutely shameful.

Small town pharmacy, the pharmacist and employees are all very friendly and helpful , they have…read morelittle gifts , cards and candies

This pharmacy staff filled a medication early and did not take the time to do their due diligence…read moreto realize that they had mistakenly filled early. When talking to the manager I was told that they always have problems with me and included their oversight as my fault. After being told that the manager doesn't have "the time to talk to me on a Monday morning" I was refused medication refill regardless of my physician's directions to the pharmacist. If you want to have a battle every time your medication needs filled then by all means choose Schott's pharmacy. Being told as a patient that a manager or pharmacist doesn't have the time or patience to have a conversation regarding your prescription and healthcare needs is how Schott's pharmacy staff has chosen to operate their business. I hope that people who require medications will not be treated as I have been today.

My husband and I came to this location, and got our booster shots for Covid and it was a very quick…read moreprocess. Everyone in the pharmacy dept was really nice. The store is clean and also stocked up with medicine and etc that you will need daily. We will be back soon.

Please, please, for the love of god, I beg you, go to literally ANY OTHER PHARMACY for your…read moreprescriptions. This applies to all Walgreens, but especially to this location. I am constantly given incorrect information about medications that I need in order to function, and whenever I try to give any feedback, the employees have such a bad attitude that I genuinely wonder if they knew they were going to be providing customer service before they decided to take this job. No boss I have ever had would allow me to behave the way they do in front of a customer. Today I did something that is quite rare for me - I asked to speak to the pharmacy manager. Before I could even get to the reason why I was displeased, ***OLIVIA*** interrupted me in the middle of my sentence to claim (inaccurately, and in a particularly arrogant and patronizing tone) that she had said something completely different to me that morning. Which was all the more unprofessional, because she was not part of the conversation to begin with, and if I am asking to give feedback to your manager, the least you could be expected to do as an employee is to allow that feedback to be heard. This is not something that only *I* have an issue with. It is a common theme in all the online reviews that have been posted in the past several years, and it's something I've experienced at multiple Walgreens locations. No other pharmacy I go to struggles this much to tell me accurately whether they have a medication in stock and a general estimate of when it will be ready, because that is one of the most simple and essential functions of a pharmacy employee. But at Walgreens, they will tell you whatever answer they think gets you out of their hair fastest, then when you come back and find out that they lied to you, they will act like you're expecting a Herculean feat of advanced pharmacology instead of simple accurate information. And if you have any issue with their attitudes, apparently they'll interrupt you before you can even complain to cover their own butts. Medications are not something frivolous, they are important things that people put into their bodies every day in order to live healthy and productive lives. Honesty, common sense, and human decency should be the bare minimum. And no business should treat their customers like an inconvenience, but it is especially egregious when a pharmacy does so. I got my prescriptions from Walgreens for the first 29 years of my life, and I never will again for as long as I live. And after today's experience - the final straw, if you will - I will never spend another penny at Walgreens for any household items either. I'm not sure if the management is too incompetent to oversee and correct these issues, or if they simply don't care. Either way, it's an abject embarrassment.

My family has used the Walgreens pharmacy in Peru for several years. With two young children, we…read moreend up needing prescriptions filled every couple months. Many times, our experience has been perfectly fine, and we have met pharmacy staff who were genuinely helpful. But over the past year, we have consistently noticed longer wait times, sometimes even days for routine medications. On multiple occasions, prescriptions marked as "ready in a few hours" weren't filled until the next day. These delays are frustrating, but we understand that pharmacies can be busy and short‑staffed. However, today was my breaking point, and it will be the last time we use Walgreens for our prescriptions. Our one‑year‑old daughter has been sick all week and was diagnosed with an ear infection. The urgent care facility sent her antibiotic prescription to Walgreens. Shortly after, we received an electronic notice saying the medication was out of stock. When we called to request a transfer, we were told the antibiotic was actually in stock and would be ready in an hour. Near the end of that hour, we received another update pushing the pickup time out three days. When we called again, they then confirmed it was, in fact, out of stock. We asked that the prescription be transferred to a nearby pharmacy that had the medication. Walgreens told us their Ottawa location had it in stock and transferred it there. I called the Ottawa store several times with no answer. When I drove there, I found the pharmacy closed--at 6:30 p.m. on a Saturday. I then went to CVS in Peru, where they confirmed they had the antibiotic available but needed Walgreens to release the prescription. When I returned to Walgreens, the pharmacy was closed again without any explanation. I approached an employee, who wouldn't make eye contact and simply said the staff was on break. I waited more than 20 minutes. When the pharmacy employees returned, they seemed visibly irritated and offered no apology or acknowledgment of the situation when I explained what had happened. They did ultimately transfer the prescription, and we genuinely appreciate that. CVS, on the other hand, helped us immediately. They filled the medication quickly and treated us with basic kindness and understanding. CVS: 10/10 Walgreens: 0/10

I would give a zero if I could but I hate being lied to first starters! I dropped off a script for…read moreeye drops at 4pm today. They said it would be 30 minutes and I had my granddaughter so I said I'd come back. I showed up at 6:45pm, and they claimed it would still take 10 minutes as they had a call off. Ok. So it will be ready 5 minutes vegore the next break??? Oh probably not, ok I will be back. Go back at 8pm, and she had the nerve to tell me that they just got the script!!! Like wth!!! No you had it since 4pm. It's eyedrops not a Russian layer cake!! It will still take 40 minutes too. I think someone is getting a bonus for these employees. I am pi$$ed!

The pharmacy here used to be good - now it's just pure trash. Waiting days for prescriptions…read morefollowed by 30 minutes in line to pick up. You can't tell me no one has noticed this besides me. Hire more people!!!

A typical small local pharmacy who just happens to hire the best staff. Always friendly, always…read morehelpful.

Great service and wonderful customer service and they answer any questions you may have properly.read more

I moved here from Pontiac Illinois a few months ago and it's good to know I can get my prescription…read morefilled without riding the bus for a long time.

Never had an issue getting my RX or just stopping to get photos. Im in and out in under 5 mins…read more Store is clean and well stocked.

The pharmacy told me my prescription would be ready within twenty minutes. I go back forty minutes…read morelater and they tell me they need to order it. Then when I told them I just talked to someone at the store and not the call center like the guy accused me of he said that they'd try to fill it and it would be five minutes. Ten minutes later I finally get my medicine. Also apparently if you work for Walgreens you get to go infront of customers because Jenelle just walked right in up to talk to the pharmacist. I'm never returning. I can't believe it.

ALL CVS STAFF at this location on shooting park Peru illinois have nasty attitudes- they speak…read moredisgustingly obscene things about customers to their faces and smirk and roll their eyes. HIPPAA violations abound as they laugh and talk in front of all CVS customers re: their private medical conditions and prescriptions. "Kaitlyn" was overheard along with the purple hair pharm tech they call "KAT" laughing with their new tech (a blonde) about the medical condition of two elderly veterans. They will claim these are lies by dissatisfied cus and that they love vets and how all CVS customers are important but they only care about volume! Don't ask too many questions as it creates irritability and confusion and conflicts with the pharmacy culture of speed and subpar quality interactions with the patrons who contribute to the biweekly paychecks each of the employees at all CVS locations receives. Walmart and Walgreens are certainly alternatives to the Shooting Park, Peru, IL CVS store. How sad that their employees are also members of the same community. Is this how central Illinois treats families and elderly people?

I like how fast they fill the prescriptions . I always get 40% off on stuff. Plus they take the…read moretime out to tell when when I do for a shingles or flu shot. Walmart and Walgreens NEVER did that. But what's the deal with ....you don't sell cigarettes but you sell alcohol????