Cvs Pharmacy

Different staffs every time when i go there. Few of them were not very friendly. And the self check out machines got problems often. The products lack of organization. And a lot of products (mainly skin care and hair products in the cans) are pretty old and full of dust

This CVS is always a mess. The pharmacy always has a LONG wait whether it’s a pick-​up or drop-​off. The pharmacist (Asian pharmacist… I think her name is Lin or something like that) is very nasty and not helpful at all. I needed 3 months supply of my medication and she pretty much told me she can’t help me because my insurance wouldn’t allow the 3 months supply. Guess what… I went to Walgreen and the pharmacist there was able to contact my insurance and they were able to give me my 3 months supply. I would never go back to this CVS location!

While the staff is very friendly and helpful, the place is a mess, no organization, messy shelves, dirty and boxes of unpacked items clogging the aisles, items on the floor, stuff just scattered all over the place. Whoever the manager is at this place needs to get a new prescription and take a look at how disgusting this place is.

This store sucks! It doesn’t have anything! All it has is toilet paper! But it also sells birthday cakes! I am black!

Customer service is very unprofessional, and very unfriendly. Today I print some coupons to go shopping, but when I check out, I was told that the coupon cannot be used. Customer service manager said we can’t accept this way. And my friend is the same with my coupon can be used in the consumer in the up state. This week the discounts weeks of CVS, and I was told that can’t use this. I doubt that the store managers don’t understand

Stopped in to pick up a few items while we were visiting. It’s a bit disorganized and employees don’t acknowledge customers. We went up to the counter and a lady was there, but she didn’t say anything and left and then we realized we had to go to self checkout. Would have been nice if she informed us.

Just literally a 5 minute walk from my door to this CVS. I love CVS more than any other pharmacies for a number of reasons.
#1. Weekly sales, coupons printed on your reciept and at the kiosk.
#2. CVS bucks.
#3. Opens early and closes late 7am-​10pm.
#4. Extra 15%, 20%, sometimes even 30% off mailers.
#5. Longer pharmacy hours even opened on Sunday, with experienced pharmacy staff.
#6. Clean and organized.
The only bad thing is, usually by mid week shelves needs to be restocked, almost in every aisle there is an empty shelf. They also recently switched in a new bunch of employees and the older ones I always see are now in a higher level position, which is great because I always get exceptional service and help from those that are still here!

Theres a few staff that is really friendly, store is clean in my point of veiw, pretty much stocked up everytime, and on sale items always up to date in front store when u walk in.

It’s a convenient store to get your shampoo, beauty products, snacks, toilet paper, bounty sheets, and stuff you use everyday. Although most of the time the machines are a little «derpy» it’s still manageable. Sometimes it’s hard to locate stuff even though you’re looking through and peeking at the signs, but most of the time even though they may not have what you want, you get something similar. However, I do not recommend Nads waxing strips. Whenever there’s a sale on toilet paper, yes, I admit I raid it. Sometimes when you insert a $ 50 bill into the machine, it will say system processing repeatedly. Then followed by a worker to «help» you. Oh and some of their CVS owned products will not satisfy your needs, but sometimes it’s better off to get the real brand (such as the CVS branded generic gummy fish).

This particular CVS has went through some changes over the last few years. Sometimes it can be a little messy concerning the organization for the products on the shelves. I come here once in a blue moon to catch some of the best deals on certain products. On one corner, it does fasten the lines when they replaced one-​on-​one service from cashier register to their touchscreen self check-​out machines, but sometimes the machines are just not adequate enough to process certain transactions thoroughly. Sometimes the sensors from the machine read you wrong, and you end up getting the annoying «please wait…» logo. You wouldn’t have to deal with such error if you’re dealing with a real life worker. When you do accidentally come to an error with the self checkout machine, you’d have to wait for a CVS worker to further help you (which is just a swipe of their worker’s card). I find it really inconsistent with those useless machines. This store isn’t anything spectacular. You’d probably have a better chance of getting much better service across the street at the bodega. Aye, carajo!

CVS, the chain, offers many good values for the discerning shopper. In the suburbs, it also offers a clean a pleasant shopping experience with (occasionally) a competent store clerk. Not here in Dyker Heights. Some of the staff are friendly and helpful, others are just warm bodies. The best thing about this store is that it is adjacent to the wondrous Great Wall Supermarket, which has an astounding selection of fruits and vegetables at great prices.

You will need a compass, a weeks worth of rations and a Sherpa to make it out of this CVS alive. Oh and possibly a bullet proof vest as there’s a gun range in the basement.
Worst CVS EVER!
Aisles and products blocked with totes and totes of incoming products in the middle of the day. What’s that you say? Oh you are unable to obtain your favorite shampoo because there’s a stack of totes six feet tall in front of it? You are out of luck buster.
Prior to the self check out machines you would wait on line endlessly with the ever-​so-​helpful (that’s sarcasm, mind you) manager-​lady with the braids. She just moseys along like we have all the time in the world. If you require something that requires her to move out from behind her beloved photomat counter, you will get the eyeroll and the lip smack. Do it, I dare you.
Now with self check out, you actually might have a chance. That is if they are working properly, which in most cases they are not.
And god help you if you need to purchase something that requires a human, such as a gift card or cigarettes. I have simply walked out of this store on multiple occasions out of complete frustration.
The fact that there is a gun range downstairs doesn’t bother me in the least. Sometimes I almost hope that a bullet accidentally shoots through the floor into my chin and out through the back of my skull. I guess that just about says it all about this CVS, huh?