CVS/pharmacy

Avoid this location. New construction around it didn’t improve this store so hopefully it will turn over soon or be replaced. Neither the store nor staff deserve the CVS brand name.
The Pharmacist said filling the script would take 30 minutes but she would work on completing it as soon as possible because I was waiting. I realize even when there are only 2 other customers, the pharmacists are working on other orders so i decided to walk through each aisle in the store. After 30 minutes of browsing I selected mouthwash because it was on sale.
The pharmacist let me stand at the counter for 5 minutes before telling me she had forgotten to fill my script and then when she finally did and rung up my items, she did not scan my CVS card correctly so it did not apply my CVS credit on my card and I did not receive the sale price.
After rescanning the items which still did not reflect a sale price she called the manager who had me walk him to the aisle and he said the price tag had expired last week and was no longer valid but he left the signs there. He walked with me to the register but then walked away so there was no one to cancel and credit my credit card.
I went to the front of the store and found a woman who was helpful but had to call the manner for assistance and I noticed many more signs that were out of date. I asked him about then and he just walked away from the register to the back.

This CVS never ceases to amaze me when it comes to their Pharmacy. I would say 50% of the time they mess something up. There is one employee who I see there quite a bit who tends to get a little flustered which doesn’t give me confidence when they are giving folks there prescription drugs.
The store itself is always very well stocked and the staff is overall friendly.

Avoid this place! Terrible service and this store is disgusting! It seems like it hasn’t been cleaned since the 80’s. Just plain gross. No thanks, Walgreen’s is the obvious solution as it’s right next door.

Avoid this CVS if at all possible. Approximately a month or so ago I was in the pharmacy checkout line, and a gentleman was there complaining about receiving the wrong prescription. Although this is a huge offense I didn’t think much of it because my prescription is easily identifiable and had little fear of an accidental change without my easy recognition. Back again this month, I picked up my Rx, with a few extra items, and headed home. When I got home, I realized this time it was me who ended up with someone else’s prescription. Beware. I’d avoid. Walgreens right next door.

Well stocked friendly service decent prices and ice-​cream raids for the weekends. My GF sends me there when I am in Atlanta for odds and ends. The Blood pressure meter is usually broken, and that prevents me from giving 5 stars, but I recommend this location as a good one. OK — just upgraded to 5 Stars — Blood Pressure meter in the Pharamacy is fixed. And the checkout clerk greeted me with a smile.