Consistently out of stock of basic products. Dirty store with a manager that stands around instead…read moreof cleaning or helping customers.

I remember as a kid seeing documentaries on how the stores in the USSR and Cuba had empty shelves…read more When I step in here, I feel I went back in time to that era. The shelves are always empty of whatever you need from greeting cards to soap. Sadly, the pharmacy also suffers and lots of times they send you away saying the is a "shortage" of medications. Strangely enough, other CVS locations don't seem to have these issues. The pharmacy always has crazy long lines that never seem to move.....something that I remember seeing about the USSR's bread lines. Also the people that work there in the pharmacy are also very strange and moody. One positive about all this, is if you have a child brainwashed about how good socialism or communism is, you can take them there and give them a taste and experience that system, and what it's really like.

Gene and Bill are amazing! They have never hesitated to bend over backwards to help when it comes…read moreto getting a prescription filled. They have every over the counter item that you would find in a big box pharmacy, albeit a smaller selection, with comparable or better prices. For the ease and convenience they provide, I will continue to use them as I have for the past 12 years.

Bill and Gene seem to know everyone, they're usually really busy but never let that get in the way…read moreof personable knowledgeable care. We've been customers for 20 years, and never a single mistake. When a prescription issue comes up, they call us ! They offered to send refill requests to the doctor long before that was standard. Never a wait in a long line, always greeted with a friendly "hello Patrick!" upon entering. We're fortunate to have them here in Rowley.

my family has been using lynch's drug store for over 60 years .they advised me to take all my…read more medication recently for pneumonia because they didn't want a repeat of 50 years ago when i had strep and i stopped taking the medication as i didn't understand the importance of a full dose. thank ypu for everything you have done for the kubik family of hill street,newburyport. bruce kubik

I was appalled at how rude the pharmacist was when I called to see if he would fill a doctor's…read moreprescription for a family member visiting from NY who forgot his meds. Not only was he rude and condescending, he spoke to me as though I was trying to do something illegal. When the NY doctor called to request the prescription, he was equally nasty to him., stating he would not accept a NY MD's prescription. While trying to support local business, we ended up going to CVS. Both CVS stores in town and the Walgreens were more than happy to fill it. We chose CVS as they had it in stock. I do NOT recommend Lynch pharmacy. Note: the woman who answered the phone was lovely. That was the one saving grace. I hope he is kinder to her than he was to our doctor and me.

i walked into connollys a few days ago , i needed help with filling a precriptoin ,as we all know…read morethere seems to be a shortage of just about everthing i thought i was brought back in time,i never used this pharmacy yet i felt like i was there many times, the young man at the pharmacie counter was kind respectfull, the pharmaciest came out to talk to me, he really tried to help me and i was greatfull for that, the beautiful women that was at the counter was very sweet we had a laugh over chuckles candy that i haven,t had in a long time. i guess what i wanted to get across is there is still some great people in this world, and i was luckey to have walk into this place. pat t

This is the best pharmacy I have ever been to. Going here your not "just a #" like some of the…read morebigger chain stores, but they know who you are and what is going on in your life Chris, the head pharmacist is the greatest, most helpful guy. He will literally go on and help with any questions or concerns you might have, about your prescriptions, along with the items in the store. All the pharmacists and people who work there are great! The only thing that I wish was different was that that they would be open even for a couple hours on Sundays (esp. since lately that happens to be the day when mu prescriptions can be filled). Anywhere that is willing to call and deal with the insurance company for you get an "A+" from me! :)

I love the store in Gloucester however they need to make the bathrooms for the public again because…read moreI had to ask to use the bathroom it was an emergency and embarassing.

I was on vacation so I don't usually use this Walgreens. The pharmacy tech here kept complaining…read morethat she was having a bad day to her co worker right in front of me. I was having some difficulty getting my medication transferred out of state and they had to get it verified by my Doctor. I ended up having to get in touch with my doctor who was on vacation and thank god picked up the phone, I had her on the phone, the tech then told me she couldn't talk to a cell phone. Then I put it on speaker. The tech was very suspicious of me. There was no reason to be because if you looked at my medication list I have been on the same medications for 10 years. I don't know what kind of problems this store has had w prescriptions being stolen or fraud but it was a little much. I understand certain medications require doctors to sign off on prescriptions, but they weren't helpful. They were rude and pretty much happy that I was having difficulty getting my medications. She had a rude smile on her face the whole time. I had made plans at the beginning of that week with this pharmacy and let them know about the transfer. They said nothing about having my doctor sign off on the prescription when they filled until I had gotten there on Friday. They could have helped me, but they made things more difficult. I don't recommend these people, even though they are close to my parents house, I will use cvs from here on out

I was actually next door to this Walgreens picking up some items and decided to stop in because my…read moregirlfriend needed some toiletries we forgot to bring with us on our weekend getaway. There is always a Walgreens so I stopped in and was able to purchase all our needs. Staff was helpful in directing where to go. It was a bit on the small size but it had everything I needed.

I went there with my three kids for a flu shot and due to my mistake I was registered for the wrong…read moreday. Patti at the pharmacy went above and beyond and took care of us and was able to help us. I can't say enough good about the experience and how she want way out of her way to accommodate my family.

If you're anything like me, you head out of the house in a hurry to catch the bus or the train and…read moreforget half the stuff you intended to bring. If you forget an essential piece of beach-gear on the way to Singing Beach at Manchester-by-the-Sea, this is the place to stop and correct your oversight. Right next to the Manchester commuter rail stop makes this location uber-convenient. In addition to all of the typical drug-store type things - brushes, combs, tolietries, and odd creams for which you can't begin to fathom a use, this place has a great selection of beach gear. You can find everything from chairs, umbrellas, towels, wraps, toys, coolers, to suntan lotion - in short, anything you can imagine wanting at a beach, they have it. Expecting to get ripped off by the one store in a seasonal beach town? Nope. Prices are comparable to CVS in the city. In short, this place is your One-Stop-Beach-Shop.

Always good when I go, prices are a little higher than Walgreens. Inflation is no joke. Never had…read morean issue here.

I waited 15 minutes in my car on the pick up line, when I got the the window they physically closed…read morethe blind on me and would NOT let me pick up my prescription. I was out of my prescription and needed it that day. I went inside to talk to a "manager" who did not give me a solution to the problem and barely appoligized, just told me to keep my voice down. Are you kidding me? Bye CVS ! You don't deserve my business.

well, if you knew anything about the specific CVS on 13 1/2 pond Street in Newburyport…read moreMassachusetts well then you know that it sucks. Take them forever to fill the prescription. They don't have half of what you're looking for most of the time and they're not open 24 hours

I need to praise the beauty specialis, Denis, at this store! I thought I knew about skin care and…read morehave been spending so much money on products. Denise explained the products in depth to me that are sold at cvs. Now I only use those products and no longer spend 200.00 for a serum! I love her!! If I have any questions I just call her and she explains everything to me. She even helped me sign up on the app to receive coupons!! I think Denise is wonderful and I send all my friends to her to learn even though we all live far away! Thank you Denise!!!

I went to Minute clinic for the stop smoking cessation program. The nurse said she could not do…read moreanything of the sort because she didn't know my medical history and the patches and other meds have BIG TIME side affects and she was not willing to put her license on the line to prescribe them. So I should just keep smoking instead. What kind of whack job is she? She said she was just filling in for the day so I scheduled another appointment for 9 am today at Danvers, MA store. Of course that lady filling in for the day was THERE AGAIN! I had called the 1-866-389-2727 number yesterday when I came home empty handed and they told me to set up an appointment and call them if there were problems. Said they would call the store and find out what was going on if I had issues. I'm back home here after visit times two. I WANT MY GAS MONEY REFUNDED. TWO TRIPS TO THAT STORE. 2 HOURS WASTED. 50- GIFT CARD. CALL ME! The danvers store is at 311 Newbury street!!!!!!!!! I want an explanation. Why say you provide a service but when you show up they are too chicken to prescribe patches or cartridges? THIS IS WHAT SHE WAS SUPPOSE TO DO: This is the info from their web page: What to know before your visit This program is a total of 4-7 visits over the course of 8-20 weeks, depending on your needs. What to expect at your visit Initial evaluation: Sign in at the electronic kiosk to see a nurse practitioner or physician assistant.* No appointment necessary. Your practitioner will conduct a nicotine addiction assessment and check your vital signs. During your 1-on-1 consultation, your practitioner will review your lifestyle factors, goals and physical health. Your practitioner will create a customized smoking cessation plan which could include over-the-counter nicotine replacement or a prescription.† Please note that additional charges apply for any labs and tests. Visit our Price List for these fees. Ongoing coaching & support: Sign in at the electronic kiosk to see a nurse practitioner or physician assistant. No appointment necessary. Your practitioner will check your vital signs, discuss your progress and provide ongoing coaching to help you achieve your goal to be smoke-free. At the end of your visit, your practitioner will provide you with a summary, a receipt and educational material. The summary of your visit can be sent to your primary care provider with your permission.