CVS

Always friendly and helpful staff, efficient pharmacy.

I couldn't be more pleased with the personnel working at the Longmeadow St. store ... especially the Pharmacy where they always greet me by name.
I never go to any other drugstore. When I ask where I can find something in the store, the personnel never "tell" me where the item is, they always take me there to make sure I find it. They are totally amazing! And when I take a new Rx to them, they say it will be ready in 10 minutes and it never takes more than 3-5 minutes.

The personnel are all very friendly and helpful. The pharmacy personnel are all very caring and helpful.
The pharmacists are knowledgeable and kind. They know me by name and I feel comfortable doing business there.

Pharmacy staff are top notch. Always willing to answer questions and help you find discounts for you higher priced prescriptions

Well stocked nice employees but we don’t need automated check out at this location!!!! Good place to shop very convenient

Always great sevices on pharmacy ,money gram,photo and more thank

Well stocked store with super helpful and friendly staff.

Wonderful staff and there is never a line!

Definitely hasn’t been renovated in a long time. Definitely your basic CVS & Pharmacy chain. This is a smaller location but they do have a great selection. Very busy little plaza so be careful when entering & exiting. Parking is tight so watch out for door dings etc. Liquor store next door.

The employees lack manners, but this place is close to my home and very convenient

Pharmacy staff extremely rude. No customer service skills, they don't care about their patients.

Writing a review since this is the 2nd time we’ve had a situation at the pharmacy. The first time my husband brought home our infant daughter’s medication. I saw the dose was different than what we discussed at the doctors office. I proceeded to look and they gave me the wrong child’s medication. The name was not our daughters. The medication was the same but the dose was more than we were supposed to give. When we brought back the medication they said we didn’t give you the wrong medication…. The child’s name on the prescription was literally not my child. That brings us to the second mishap today getting my child’s medication we got the right prescription right name/dose but we’re given a syringe with the medication. The syringe was a 10ml syringe the dose to give of my daughter’s medication is 0.7ml. Tell me how to draw up less than one ml on a 10ml syringe it’s impossible. People not in the healthcare field would think that syringe is correct and could possibly fill it to 7ml for a 0.7ml dose. Horrifying. I asked the pharmacist just to confirm a medication that I was picking up for myself was safe for breastfeeding she told me to talk to the pediatrician….the pharmacist should know the answer to that. Anyway definitely switching pharmacies after my interactions. They are also not friendly at all. It would be one thing if they acknowledged their mistake but to blatantly say it’s not wrong when it clearly was isn’t great.

Awful experience. Pharmacy gave us the wrong amount for my son, refused to admit it, refused to give us what we needed, told me it’s my fault I must have given him the wrong amount (no we definitely did not) pharmacy manager just kept telling me we had the right amount because the computer said so when I was staring at an empty bottle 5 days into a 10 day regimen. Thank god for the bliss rd CVS they were extremely nice and patient and helped me even though it wasn’t their fault at all. Never going to the longmeadow st one again.

Disappointing pharmacy staff who lacks sympathy in their communication with patients and their relatives. Being a healthcare professional myself, a physician, I was deeply concerned regarding the lack of borderline sympathy in handling my mom's lost prescription, which is not a controlled substance, meaning that it's not an opioid, but it is merely an ordinary, yet vital, medication that cannot be abused. I had no idea that a pharmacy clark could be so derogatory; and when prompted that if my loved one does not receive her medication today she would experience discontinuation symptoms of SSRIs, such as severe headaches, tremors, etc. she said, completely lacking emotions, "then pay for it yourself and won't need to deal with insurance approval". This is after her primary care physician, who is an extremely busy doctor, had authorized the replacement prescription in less than an hour, knowing that my mother needs her medication. Will be changing my pharmacy to BigY.

One of the staff members constantly complains if you want to be cashed out. She wants us to use self check out. I do not work for CVS. I have no desire to work for CVS so I am not going to cash myself out.