Everything. They are at the high end for customer service. We went at the end of the day before…read morethey were closing and the insurance check and flu shot process went well. My husband specifically likes to go here for his vaccines. Thank you WOW Pharmacy.

Walk-in booster shot - free - easy and convenient. They are a great family store, and I never knew…read morethere was a few stores inside a "mall" there. Very nice folks!

Was at the pharmacy at 12:34 sign says open was locked couldn't get in needed meds at this timeread more

Really great to have a personal pharmacy and pharmacist in town again. Free home delivery within…read morean hour of my doctor calling a prescription, low prices, friendly service. I will be switching over to Best Care as much as possible.

Had a troubling experience at Earth Village Pharmacy in Buena Park today around 10:30 AM 19 July…read more2026. As I was pulling out of my parking space, their delivery driver, operating a minivan, was driving erratically in the parking lot and nearly hit my vehicle. I have dash cam footage to back this up. The delivery driver was parked in front of the pharmacy in a red zone, blocking traffic. When I confronted him about his reckless driving, he became very aggressive, using foul language and challenging me. His attitude was entirely unacceptable, disturbing and he seemed eager for a confrontation rather than taking responsibility. I tried reaching out to the pharmacy to report this behavior, but the staff was unhelpful. The woman who answered the phone told me to call back on Monday, and when I called again, she hung up on me. This lack of accountability is troubling, especially when the pharmacy seemingly protects their drivers regardless of their actions. I contacted the police, who advised me to speak to the manager or owner about the situation. It's disappointing to see such non-apologetic behavior from a business. I hope they take steps to address this issue, as it reflects a great deal on their establishment. Beware of the this aggressive person.

I bought a heart-shaped Lemona tin for a reasonable price! I will definitely be back. It's a little…read morehomey inside, but I like this product, specifically, and I haven't seen it anywhere else yet.

The male pharmacist, Bryan C. in the white-coat, said would not approve my prescription based soley…read moreon the fact he doesn't trust my doctor. He needs to be let go. This was my first time using any pharmacy for my new prescription for my recent diagnosis with ADHD. When I stoped by on Aug. 15th, Saturday, around 4:00pm, Bryan C. helped me at the Consultant window inside the store. He looked me up and down like I was a criminal, and I felt judged and profiled. It is my first time picking up a prescription for this medication as I was only recently diagnosed by my doctor. Bryan C. asked me personal questions like, "Why is my doctor so far away?" "Where do you live now?" "Have you lived with near your doctor before?" He seemed like he wanted to play detective instead of help me with filling my prescription. He basically told me "Since you don'y have medical insurance, I don't trust you." He told me I NEED to get medical insurance. He told me he doesn't trust my doctor based off the 2 minutes of speaking to me, as if he knows more than an actual psychiatric doctor. Bryan C. denied my prescription even though it was in the CVS system. He verified it, but since my doctor is not close by, Bryan chose to judge and profile me. I already have a new appt. to see my doctor now because I need my prescription sent somewhere else. I will never use CVS for my future medication because of this guy Bryan C.

First of all, I had a new rx and I wasn't counseled on it. CVS has gone downhill. There's better…read morepharmacies. If I could rate a zero I would.

This review alone goes out to Gabe. Last night my husband & I drove to multiple pharmacies & stores…read moretrying to look for liquid probiotics for our goddaughter. She has to start taking antibiotics for an infection & the doctor told us to give her probiotics. Only issue with that is that she's an extremely picky toddler that does not like yogurt or other probiotic foods & so she recommended these drops. Since she was complaining of her tummy hurting off on a hunt we went trying to find this. This pharmacy was our 5th stop & before going we called spoke to Gabe & we asked if this was in stock & not only was it in stock but Gabe actually pulled it for us & held it in the front for us, when we arrived not only was he friendly but he wished us well. Thank you Gabe for being an extraordinary sales associate & helping us by checking if this item was in stock & holding it for us. My husband & I don't play when it comes to our goddaughter & this act of service you did made our nights better. You helped ease our minds & the well wishes made me go home & tear up a little knowing there's still some good people in this world. You're amazing, thank you.

Pro tip: When you purchase soda from CVS, you must return it to the same location you bought it…read morefrom. I know because I recently bought two six-packs of discounted diet soda from this CVS. The first one I drank tasted wrong, and I realized that all twelve bottles had expired in October 2025. I tried to return them to another CVS, but the manager there informed me that each CVS has its own vendor partnership, so I would have to return the remaining sodas where I bought them. Annoying. I did return them. But I forgot to mention that the day after I bought them, the credit card I used to buy them got hacked, so I had to block it. When I brought my sodas back, I informed the cashier that it would be impossible to credit the actual card I had used, and apparently, they don't offer cash back, so he had to load up a CVS debit card with a little bit more than $3--I told you they were discounted! As far as depressing CVSes go, this CVS is on the less depressing end of the spectrum, which means it's still plenty depressing, but not really, and definitely not comparatively. I'm fairly certain that the building it's in, which it shares with Trader Joe's and Burlington, used to be a gigantic Smith's supermarket, and even as the smallest of those three, this space feels too big for CVS. Both employees I have dealt with here have been very friendly and helpful. Now if they could only check the sell-by dates of their on-sale sodas.

This was the best CVS visit I've had in a while. Laurie was such a huge help in finding the right…read moreproduct for my friend who's been sick. Definitely made her feel a whole lot better! Laurie went above and beyond and was also very funny.

The lady with the ginger hair was very rude and she asked me that I need to wait to pick up my…read moreorder in 20 minutes and that they are currently close like girl it's 24 hour service for a reason, the service here isn't good tbh.

The benefit of killing two birds with one stone is here. You can handle your target run and also…read morepick up your meds all in one visit. The line may run long in the early evenings but you get served quickly. Staff is very helpful, but seemingly always busy fulfilling orders. Be sure to ask for instructions on any new meds you are prescribed and have the pharmacist give you instructions if any doubt.

Extremely disappointing experience at this CVS Pharmacy inside Target…read more Location: 1893 W Malvern Ave, Fullerton, CA 92833, United States On October 3, 2026, at around 1:00 p.m., I had a very unpleasant interaction with the pharmacist. As a physician, when I prescribed a medication, I was asked to provide my California medical license information in addition to my NPI number and driver's license identification. I was uncomfortable with how this request was handled and with the pharmacist's manner of communication. What made the situation much worse was the pharmacist's attitude. She was rude, dismissive, and unprofessional rather than calmly explaining the pharmacy's requirements or trying to address my concerns respectfully. When I expressed that I was uncomfortable with the situation, I was essentially told that if I was unhappy, I could change pharmacies. That is an unacceptable way to respond to a customer or patient who is simply asking for clarification and respectful communication. Good pharmacy service requires professionalism, courtesy, clear communication, and respect for patients and prescribers. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here. I will definitely be transferring my prescriptions to another pharmacy. Based on this interaction, I cannot recommend this CVS location.

I have a strange relationship with this Rite Aid. It's not the closest one to where I grew up, but…read moreback when it was a Thrifty, we would come for the ice cream sometimes. The Rite Aid transformation happened whenever it happened, and despite that, this Rite Aid seemed less like a drugstore and more like a large convenience store or small general store. Of course, most Walgreenses and CVSes feel like that now, but this was back in the day, and it was a little bit surprising. I've bought replacement Christmas-light bulbs here more often than I'd like to mention. (Our family continued using the old large incandescent bulbs long after everyone else had switched to faux icicle strings and early LEDs, and Rite Aid was the only place we could find the colored bulbs in the right size.) I've also bought a rake, dill (on sale--for some reason they often have sales on spices), water balloons, water guns, super bouncy balls, and all kinds of candy from here. The store looks like a supermarket without the produce. It's been years since I've come for the original ice-cream experience, although I did buy a half-gallon of Thrifty ice cream from the freezer in 2020, at the height of the pandemic. There never seem to be enough employees working, and the ones who are working tend to take their time. They're friendly enough, and just based on the strange questions and customer behavior I've seen here, I don't think this is the most enjoyable place to work. Did I mention the candy? Like most places these days, they have a really wide selection, especially of the largest sizes. But if you come immediately after Halloween, you'll be amazed at just how badly they want to get this candy off their shelves. The deals feel almost criminal, like you're buying stolen merchandise.

Patricia , front store cashier is such a sweet heart. You know it's the little stuff that can…read morereally brighten up people's days and she did that for me and my mom. Just great customer service. As for management, your store feels unsafe. Idk if you're trying to cut costs but you really need a security guard at the front. A bunch of druggies coming in and out. Makes your customers feel unsafe. And we are already paying an arm and a leg for something we can get at target for half the price. DO BETTER.