This location is our go to. You wouldn't think one drug store would be different from another, but…read moreI can tell you they've outlasted nearby CVS and Rite-Aid locations and for good reason. This store is well stocked and has everything you need. I always pick up some candy while here. Sometimes ice cream. Today was Hershey's Kisses along with my toothpaste. I could not begin to list all the items we've purchased here over the 20 years we've shopped at this location. Friendly, helpful staff. We were greeted upon entering. Have they always done that?

On wait with pharmacy they have answered 5 times just to put me on hold like everyone has all the…read more time in the world to wait on a response maybe they should hire more staff ..... exstremly unproffessional and negligent they must be really proud of there 1 and 2 star reviews not even decent enough to answer the phone so sad

This pharmacy never sleeps!! Its the only 24 hour pharmacy on this side of town…read more Another commenter says they close random hours? This pharmacy never closes!! Even during scheduled 'lunch hours' this location stays active. Sorry Espeth...youre wrong!

Less wait times at the drive thru! We have been here so many times before and they always take too…read morelong to process someone's order. If you have 4-6 cars ahead of you, you can guarantee a 40-50 minute wait time sitting in line until you get served. Fast food drive thru's take less time to give you your food! So it begs the question: WTF is taking so long to get your prescription! My wife and I are over this and are thinking we wouldn't mind paying a little more for prescriptions if they take this long. The wait times inside the store are even more atrocious!

I stopped into CVS yesterday because my friend needed to grab some items. This CVS is located off…read moreof Fair Oaks Blvd and one of the remaining few left. They had a ton of Halloween items and candy - we perused for a bit and I grabbed some candy to take home. I do like that CVS has some items that you normally wouldn't find elsewhere - they had a super cute Hello Kitty stuffed animal that played music and danced. My only issues were that a lot of the Halloween items were pricy for a CVS and the store was also just grimy. I don't understand why CVS stores are like this - you can't have a dirty store and then charge more than Amazon for most of your items. Make it make sense. Staff were friendly and quick though. I'll only be back to this location if absolutely necessary.

This is the first time ever we walked into a CVS and had someone greeted us! Matthew was at the…read moreregister ringing someone up but still shout out a greeting, and we were like, wow. After that a pleasant check out with some nice chit chat, ending with a cheery farewell.

It seems like allergy season is when we visit this location. We were running errands and the…read moreallergies were getting out of control, so we stopped by for Zyrtec D. My husband went to the pharmacy to grab allergy medicine and I got sidetracked by the candy aisle. I ended up getting a variety of different gummy candies including skittles gummies and sweet tart gummies. We also picked up a couple drinks. The staff was friendly and we were able to go through the pharmacy area and the front check out in a quick amount of time. We also found everything we were looking for, plus some.

I don't come to shop store but I definitely use the photo department here. Sebastian is by far the…read morebest photo guy in this area. Once in a while I use the 24 hr pharmacy but the photo dept is awesome

I pick up meds here for me and my family. I always get greeted upon entering and there's always…read morefriendly staff ready to help. Despite the long lines, Jonathan does a great job at providing excellent customer service with a smile. I will continue to shop at this location.

If you want to wait in line forever go to this CVS. They're always understaffed and there's always…read more5000 people in line. Doesn't it matter if you go in at 9:00 a.m. or 8:00 p.m.. you would think they would get wise about it and add more staff but no no you don't need your medications all that bad. Then they open the second lane up which nobody seems to drive through. So I ran through tonight oh just because it rained the whole world doesn't work oh my gosh poor me. If I had somewhere closer or better to go I would thanks CVS for letting me down.

Best pharmacy team ever! So friendly, kind, and knowledgeable. They are willing to help me when I…read morehave any questions about my medications. People mostly complained because they asked for Target products to CVS employees. They are two different companies. So, not sure why they got upset.

I have come to this pharmacy in Target for so many years before they become CVS Pharmacy…read more This is one of the very busy pharmacies inside Target. It almost always has customers waiting in front of the counter for prescriptions. The pharmacists and the other employees are very busy but still handling the jobs very well. The best things to get the prescriptions at this CVS location is you can take care of your household shopping while when you are waiting for your prescriptions. They're always let you know it will take 15-20 minutes to fill the prescriptions even sometimes it is in retail packages. They want you to still and do more shipping and they know you'll not going to leave the store and come back for just 15-20 minutes wait time. I usually end up buying much more stuff when I'm waiting for my prescriptions. Lol! The bad thing about this location is this CVS Pharmacy is inside a very busy Target. Looking for a parking space close to the front entrance is going to be a challenge more of the time when I'm here!

Yesterday and today the pharmacist went above and beyond taking it a step above with getting my…read moremedication filled and working with my doctor. I have never had a bad experience here at sll. Kudos to the staff on Olson ave. .

Gina is a delight! I was visiting my daughter and had gift cards. I saw Gina two days in a row…read more.. And one of the gifts cards didn't work and had to enter the numbers manually. No worries though because Gina was and is patient and kind she is truly a lovely beautiful woman inside and out! Even though I'm raving about Gina I feel I need to mention the black hair products were behind glass and notified CVS when items were taken out. My daughter was offended because it was only that section in glass as judging only black people STEAL and my grandson is black.

This pharmacy is incredible. I switched insurances away from Kaiser and was actually excited to be…read morea patient here. They do so much good for the community. Covid shots. Mpox shots. They really care. That was my impression before I became a patient and it's been my experience since I've become one. Support a local business, you'll get great service and have a wonderful experience. I actually can't say enough about these folks.

On May 8, I contacted Pucci Pharmacy to ask whether I could bring in expired or unused prescription…read moremedications for proper disposal. I was told over the phone that it was acceptable to do so. I have been a customer of Pucci Pharmacy for over a year and have had my compounded hormone creams filled there through my healthcare provider. Although I live in the Natomas area and the pharmacy is not close to my home, I have continued using Pucci Pharmacy because I had never experienced any problems before this incident. On May 8, I went to the pharmacy with a bag containing old prescription medications for disposal. After waiting in line, I placed the bag on the counter and explained that I was there to dispose of the medications. The employee assisting me responded that she did not think they could accept them. A younger employee went to the back to ask someone for clarification. During this interaction, I became increasingly uncomfortable. I was already feeling ill because my stomach was upset and I urgently needed to use the restroom. In addition, the employee's tone made me feel embarrassed and uncomfortable. As someone on the autism spectrum, situations involving confusion, confrontation, or inconsistent communication can be especially overwhelming. The employee then asked whether I knew when my garbage service collected my trash and suggested that I remove the prescription labels and dispose of the medications myself. At that point, I said, "I'm sorry, I need to leave." As I walked away, I heard someone yell, "You can't leave this here." A male staff member then called me. He seemed frustrated from the beginning of the conversation. I explained that I had only brought the medications because I had been told over the phone that it was acceptable and that the pharmacy needed better communication between staff so customers would receive consistent information. Rather than trying to understand my concerns, the conversation became argumentative. I told him I was becoming frustrated because I felt I was being treated as though I had done something wrong, despite following the instructions I had been given. I asked what we could do to resolve the situation. He responded, "I'm not going to take this," and then hung up on me. Afterward, I called back and spoke with a manager. She was kind, understanding, and professional. I explained that the entire experience had been triggering for me because I am on the autism spectrum and that I believed the pharmacy needed better communication and greater sensitivity when interacting with customers, especially those with disabilities. The manager apologized, and I believed the matter had been resolved. However, on June 30, when I called Pucci Pharmacy regarding my prescriptions, I was placed on hold for an extended period before speaking with someone who identified himself as the owner. He informed me that, because of my previous visit, the pharmacy had decided they would no longer fill my prescriptions. I asked why this decision had been made, especially since I believed my conversation with the manager had ended on good terms and I had been a loyal customer for over a year. The owner stated that he had watched the security video and claimed that the staff had tried to help me, but that I simply walked out and left my "trash." I explained that I did not leave trash. I had brought old prescription medications because I had been told by the pharmacy that I could do so. Yes, I left the pharmacy because I felt overwhelmed, but I also stated that I was leaving. I did not intend to abandon anything improperly, nor was I trying to create a problem. Unfortunately, the conversation with the owner also became argumentative. I told him that I intended to file a complaint because I believed I was being treated unfairly as a person with a disability. He responded that the decision had nothing to do with my disability. I am deeply disappointed by how this situation was handled. What began as a misunderstanding caused by inconsistent information from the pharmacy ultimately resulted in me being refused service after more than a year as a customer. I believe the situation could have been resolved through respectful communication rather than confrontation. I also believe businesses serving the public should ensure their staff receive training on effective communication and appropriate interactions with individuals who have disabilities, including those on the autism spectrum.