The entire pharmacy staff here needs an indefinite vacation, or better yet- promoted to customer…read more They lack simple customer service skills and are rude. It's very unprofessional and looks miserable in there.

came here tonight for medication pick up for my son. Super kind and fast service. 10/10read more

This review is specifically for the fact that I can save time (what) to drop off my FedEx packages…read more I had no idea that this was a new thing at Walgreens. There is a specific section to drop your sections off, the sales associate scans your item, takes your phone number and BAM you're done. Easy Peasy lemon squeezy. Can't get any better than that!

Don't use the pharmacy here. Always late to open in the mornings and never have it ready when they…read moresay you do. Also, they don't like to work the window and make you come in.

With all the people they have back in that pharmacy you would think service would be better than…read morewhat it is, they have that I don't give a dam attitude knowing some people come in there not feeling well they will drag azz filling presciptions with about 6 techs back there. Every time I go there someone is always at the counter complaining about their prescription. They are good for texting for prescription pickup, then you get home they texting you that same day for pickup then they be rude on top of that.

The customer service at this location is abysmal. I am likely filling my last prescription here…read more Over the past 3-4 years, it is hit or miss if they have medication you need on hand. It is hit or miss if they will have your prescription filled after CVS sends a text stating your prescription is ready for pick up. I am not talking anything extravagant, it can be vitamin or pain pills. They are often flippant in their responses with little to no regard for the customers medical need. My doctors have had to call multiple times to get my prescription filled. Explanations have ranged from a safe that could not be unlocked for days to trucks not delivering medication for days. Today, i was told the truck did not deliver the medication. There have been several times I have been told my presecription was not ready by staff and the pharmacist intervened, handing them my medication from the lettered bin. I understand different cultures have varying ideas of what decent customer service is however, CVS should train their employees and ensure they meet CVS standards. Previous pharmacists have tried to improve the customer experience, but they soon left. This is a convenient CVS with a drive-thru which probably helps retain disappointed customers. After my prescription is filled, I will find a new location or a new company. I now have a better understanding as to why Amazon and Walmart are successful in this industry. Good luck if you try this location. Be sure to pack plenty of patience and I hope you get your meds on your first visit. Update on 8/10/2025: Received text from CVS to pick up script and gave them a couple of days to actually fill it. Arrived to the drive-thru today, 20 minutes before the pharmacy closed. The gate was pulled down though the lights were on. After several minutes of waiting, a female voice said the drive-thru was closed and that I had to come inside to the pharmacy. I went inside and paid for my prescription. I asked if the syringes were included/in the bag. I was told no. I then showed my prescription to the cashier which reads, "Inject 1 mL into muscle" and asked where the syringes are that I needed for this prescription. The cashier asked a woman in the pharmacy and came back to the cash register and rang up a bag of syringes. I sent pictures to a medical doctor to confirm the syringes were the incorrect type because the bag of syringes was marked for subcutaneous injection of insulin. The doctor was appalled, stating that pharmacy personnel should be able to get the correct syringe and if not, they should have asked the pharmacist. So I will return them to a different CVS pharmacy tomorrow with the hope of getting the correct syringes. Tomorrow will be the 3rd trip to CVS to get what is needed for one prescription. Avoid the pharmacy at 8601 Martin Luther King Jr Hwy, Lanham, MD 20706 at all cost. The concerns go far beyond exceptionally poor customer service. Go to a company or different CVS thay values their customer and has general concern for their health. The personnel at this location are not "customer obsessed" nor are they "committed to help people on their path to better health" as the CVS website suggests.

CVS in Landover Maryland. This is like any other CVS store. The store has all the snacks, medicine…read moreand other products you need. It's a good store because it is CVS and the store does close at 10pm. This location has a pickup or drop off UPS location inside next to the front counter with the cashier. As you walk into the store, You see all the medicine and medical supplies on the right and all the snacks, drinks, food and other miscellaneous items on the left. The store itself isn't bad for being in the area but it isn't the best either. This CVS does need an upgrade. It does look run down and doesn't look like it isn't taking care of. It just doesn't look like the modern locations in other areas. There is security inside this location. So I guess you can feel a little safer. The employees are mostly working their butts off but the manager doesn't look busy at all while there is a line at the counter. Every time this CVS get busy, the manager never steps in to help the employees at the counter, Not once. Kinda feel bad for them in my opinion. Good leadership comes great responsibility and that responsibility is something you need to learned from. The employees overall besides the manager is great and very professional and helpful. They are really nice and always wanted to help the customer. This CVS is cleanish if that make sense. The location is clean but just really run down like I said in my previous comment above. It's just really needs an upgrade and that mostly comes down to ownership of the store. I really don't recommend this location. There is another CVS like literally 8 minutes down the road and Walgreens across the street. If you do come to this location then get ready for bad management and long lines for the counter to check you items out. It's like waiting for a ride at an amusement park sometimes. Overall 2.1/5

This store really lacks in cleanliness, stock management and staffing levels…read more The Pharmacy always has a line of customers as they only have one person running around to dealing with all the counter issues. No accommodations are available for folks less mobile. Always check your 'Best Before' dates on any items you pickup. This is one location where it is clear CVS has no regard for its patrons.

hmmmmm not too fond of this location. There was an old pharmacist (who I haven't seen in a while)…read morewho was a bit rude - she needed to get her attitude in check. There are MANY people who are ESL clients who might need a bit more patience with explaining things. SO they need to hire people who don't have a short fuse and get an attitude when someone is trying their best to explain something.

This is an awful CVS, and it's by no means the employees' fault. We'll start with the positive- the…read moreemployees are kind, friendly, and helpful. But this CVS is severely understaffed, the shelves are always empty, what's available is locked up, and the pharmacy line lengthy. If I could walk somewhere else to fill my prescriptions, I would. It's unfortunate because I used to go to a different CVS near my previous residence all the time and it was awesome.

I was at the JTCC in College Park and needed to pick up some items before heading back to…read moreWashington D.C., so I stopped off at this Target. This is more like a mini-Target, or Target express, and its main clientele are college students, particularly at the University of Maryland. Even though this store is not as large as some Targets, it still has a nice amount of merchandise including clothing, furniture, home essentials and food. It is well organized, too. There is self-checkout, as well as checkout from a cashier. This keeps the lines moving well even if it is crowded. There is free parking in the spacious garage underneath this Target. Altogether, this is a nice target location near the campus of the University of Maryland, which has all the essential items that you need.

Little target on the a street corner that has little parking. (There is a parking garage down the…read morestreet and around the corner, but no idea of it leads inside the target itself) Walked in and there was no one at any register to help me with my pick up order. Waited about 10 minutes before I spotted someone who could help me. Note that I mentioned that I spotted someone and not that someone saw me waiting. Pick up was quick after that

This was a total negative experience. I went two straight days for compression socks; and came home…read moreempty handed both times. Don't waste your time. Go elsewhere.

From the owner: Chandler's Medical has been around for over 65 years. We pride ourselves in great customer service…read moreand making sure the customer gets what they need. We have Certified Orthotic and Mastectomy fitters ready to help you with your bracing and orthotic needs. We carry a variety of products from bracing to ostomy, wound care to incontinence and compression wear to equipment. We strive to make you feel better when you leave than when you came in.

Carts for disabled didn't work Item I buy from Kroger was…read more$1.19 more expensive Had to pay 10 cents for a bag

Driver gathered the correct item, in a timely manner. The item can be hard to find Will shop again.read more

I do NOT recommend East Pines Pharmacy!…read more They are the preferred pharmacy by Children's National and MedStar hospitals -- meaning case managers default to sending prescriptions to East Pines Pharmacy rather than more conveniently located pharmacies closer to where patients live. And despite all these hospital referrals to that pharmacy (and all the business they get as a result), they still haven't invested in an online ordering system, which means you have to call them to request refills or deliveries but they often don't pick up the phone, which is extremely frustrating. Further, when they ship medication that requires refrigeration, they provide inadequate insulation and ice packs and they've routinely arrived in the mail lukewarm rather than at the proper cooled temperature.

When we first switched over from Giant Pharmacy, everything was going well, they delivered my son's…read moreimportant medication on time and even had early deliveries before we were close to running out. Until recently, we would run out of medicine early and they said they couldn't do anything about it that delivery would be two days later-- leaving me desperate to either find some place to compound medication or drive the 45 mins there and back for the medication. Definitely changing pharmacies after four occasions of this happening.