CVS

This CVS is located in a great area, convenient to Target, Circle 7, and other shops. Given this, I am completely baffled at how the manager of this CVS has not yet learned how to act like a civilized human being. Or in reality, how he still has a job.
I attended a happy hour at Circle 7 Ranch, to find that the manager of the CVS had stopped his car, rolled down the window, and flat out swore out other members of my group for parking in the CVS lot. While parking can understandably be challenging in this plaza, this is clearly not an acceptable response.
When discussing the incident with others attending the event and working at the restaurant, the conclusion was that this behavior was not an isolated incident of a bad day. With so many other options in the area, don’t bother giving your business to this bully. I feel sorry for the employees that work for him.

I’ve been going here since they opened. They have bobbled a few times, but on balance, they have performed phenominally. The Pharmacy manager really works to get to know everyone, and her staff does as well. Whether I call in an Rx or order it online, it gets filled in a timely fashion.
The store is always clean and well organized. The only checker I had any issue with has greatly improved. I really enjoy shopping there!
Tip: GET the ExtraCare Card!!! Saves a ton of money.

Stopped in to CVS last evening to pick up some OTC allergy medicine as I have some sort of science experiment going on in my sinuses.
The store is in a very convenient location on the corner of Clayton and Henry roads next to the new strip mall containing Circle 7 and Mia Sorella.
The store was very well organized and I had no issues finding what I needed. My only gripe was that they needed a few more folks working in the pharmacy. There was quite a lengthy line of folks picking up prescriptions but only one person behind the counter. I felt bad for the pharmacist as it looked like he was pretty overwhelmed.

I’m less than impressed with my first CVS visit. Some may be due to the offerings, some may be due to the personnel.
My cart and I passed by the pharmacy and heard three young women laughing loudly and gossiping about (shouldn’t say). Creepy and unprofessional. I wouldn’t want them handling my prescriptions.
I picked up a few things. At checkout, the clerk asked if I had a CVS card. No. He threw a card in the bag along with the receipt and said I could go online to register.
P. S. I just tried to register online, and it didn’t work!

I don’t visit CVS much but when I do I’m usually not disappointed.
My first round with this fairly new store was back during my wedding season. My makeup artist told me to meet her there and she found all the makeup we would need there at a great price. So really couldn’t complain.
They usually have some good deals with that extra care card if you scan it.

I didn’t realize how much I buy from this company when I started taking my multitude of vitamins and noticed they were all CVS brands as well as my contact solution. They always have a buy one, get one free deal whenever I am out of vitamins and it always is the best deal when looking at every product available. The quality of these products are great and this location is convenient when I’m on my way to class. It’s still fairly new so I am always one of few people in the store, but I think people will catch on to its’ convenience of the Care Card and it will catch on in this ares!