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Google: 1/5
The worst pharmacy I've ever been to. My company has prescription insurance through cvs and cvs basically eliminated the ability to fill prescriptions through Walgreens. I would not go to cvs, especially not this cvs if I had a choice. They fill prescriptions incredibly slow, the employees are rude and unhelpful. They don't return phone calls, and they are frequently out of what I need. You have to wait in line for 30-40 minutes to pick up prescriptions. It's ridiculous they are in business. Zero stars, except I can't pick lower than one star.
Picked up my RX. Paid and left. When I get home I see that insurance was not applied. They never mentioned it when I was there and did not ask for updated information. They also had incorrect address - I have been there since the previous address.
This pharmacy is poorly run. They are very busy, which is fine, I go there planning to wait a bit. The problem is the rude staff. You wait in one line, get the the front where the tech informa you that they can't get the information needed on the computer they are working on, you need to step 6 feet over to the next computer and wait again. While at computer point #2, the actual pharmacist will speak to you, but not in a quiet consultation as I believe it's intended. He stands in the back and basically shouts to converse so he can continue working on filling orders. He not only did this to me but I watched as he did it to an elderly gentleman who was obviously hard of hearing. This poor man had to ask the pharmacist several times to repeat himself. Instead of walking closer, the pharmacist just kept raising his voice louder! He didn't have to yell quite as loud for me, but his voice was loud enough that everyone in line could hear him clearly. I was only getting eye drops but I still prefer not to have the customers at CVS hearing my private medical information! God forbid I ever need a vaginal cream!!! I would probably just not fill it!!