This unethical company partners with StoryPoint in Granger, IN. to make extra big money off…read moreseniors. This pharmacy charges over twice as much for maintenance drugs that you can get at Walgreens, Meijer, Walmart or even CVS. Medicare and our insurance were billed many $ before we caught it. Sadly, Grandview blames Storypoint, and they declined our request to allow another pharmacy to provide medication. Stay away from both of these companies until you've done your research on RX cost.

I love independent pharmacies and there are so few left. I stopped in to pick up cough drops. The…read moreclerk was on the phone taking an order. The shop is part gift shop, part pharmacy and then there are medical supplies. And least I forget, alcohol! The gifts are a wide range of spring items including baby clothes, wind chimes, jewelry and more. Everything was neatly organized. They had the cough drops that I was looking for. The clerk put her call on hold to ring me out. The pharmacy is located across from the courthouse in a historic part of town. There is free street parking with a 2 hour limit.

Due to help shortage it took time for them to get here, cost that star! But they bent over…read morebackward to see that all my needs were met! They put in walk in shower and fixed the bathroom around it. They were very respectful and made the bathroom my dream room! Bless you fellows, keep up the high-quality work! Thank you!

Always great service! Most recently, Jessica was exceptionally helpful in pharmacy…read more The store is well kept and what you'd expect out of a CVS.

My bf has an asthma attack and this pharmacy doesn't have ANY inhalers. This is the second time…read morethey've told me they've run out. MAYBE YOU SHOULD ORDER MORE. IT'S MEDICINE AND THIS IS AMERICA.

I'm super thankful that our favorite pharmacy has started making delivery of prescriptions free…read more You can also add essential items to the delivery for free. I'm also thankful that cvs does require all their employees to also wear masks. While I do miss going into the store to see our favorite CVS friends. I'm very grateful for any alternative shopping options right now that help me keep my wife safe and avoid exposure. Before covid19 CVS has always been our favorite pharmacy. It may be just a pharmacy to most but I feel like they care when we walk in the door. It may just be small town Greensburg and it also might be that we're here a lot but I would t think of going anywhere else.

Inevitably I end up here at least once on any given trip to Greensburg. Usually CVS comes through…read morefor me. Thankfully they are open 24-hours a day and can provide almost all the necessities I may have neglected to bring with me to rural Indiana. I've gotten deodorant, razors, Coca Cola, batteries, maybe toothbrushes and possibly other miscellaneous forgotten items here. Their prices seem fair; neither more expensive nor cheaper than any other pharmacy/convenience store. On our most recent trip to Greensburg, unfortunately, CVS let us down. The hubs needed distilled water, but all they had was filtered water. We were forced to head to... *shudder* ...Wal-Mart. Sad. I'm sure I'll be back here on another run for forgotten necessities the next time we're in Greensburg.

Having just recently been near Walmart's headquarters and seeing their *worst* Walmart store in…read morethat area--and that was better than the best Walmart store I've seen elsewhere--I'd be inclined to judge them all poorly. I'd rather have Target, but Walmart is willing to suck up a town's business, and at some point, you have to just accept them or drive quite a distance. Imagine the people in Hagerstown or Cambridge City, who don't have a lot. The store is big but small, having grocery and dry goods sides, but not being a Super Center. It's about the same size as the store in Alma, AR I saw recently, that served a town of almost 5000 people. The Super Center in Richmond, IN is one of the smallest I've seen. The layout isn't bad and the employees to whom I talked were friendly. Everyone seemed to be working at something. Way back when, I had been in this store to help friends with some church thingee where they needed to pick up a few things, and really the store seemed as accessible as any other Walmart I'd entered at the time. I could go on about Walmart's corporate policies but seriously, does that take away from shopping? They have groceries you need. They're not high end groceries but they fill a need. They have most of the national brands, so you can get what you want. Do you have to watch the prices? Of course! Every store wants (more of) your money. Kroger always seems expensive, but then, I shopped at Meijer and thought that Kroger wasn't so bad. It's all about buying what you need.

My hatred for this store grows. I went there yesterday to get a carseat to go in my husband's car…read more Both of the ones that fit what I wanted/needed were out of stock in the neutral colors, leaving one bright pink model of each in boxes that looked like they'd been used in a demolition derby. Yet another item that the Connersville Hellmart hasn't bothered to inventory and restock. Seriously, the only people I see consistently working are the cart collectors.

Their photo center is always extremely quick and accurate! I don't think I've ever had a photo…read moreorder that hasn't been ready before my quoted time. And you can always find deals online as well! Their pharmacy is also great! I had lots of trouble at the one up the street on Springboro Pike near Meijer, and this one has been absolutely perfect since I switched!

A quick in an out store as well as the 24 hour pharmacy that is top-notch !!! 5 stars !!!read more

This is the only drug store in a twenty mile radius so they have a monopoly. The store is always…read morepacked to the gills with seasonal items as well as the usual assortment of CVS goods. It is the only place to buy greeting cards, gift wrap and personal care products. Service varies from very helpful to occasionally cantankerous. We stopped by to print some photos and pick up cards. A clerk helped us with the photos which take only a few seconds to print. They carry a reasonable supply of alcohol including a few higher end bourbons and liquors. They have great clearance sales end of season and holidays. I always manage to pick up some fun trinkets at the end of summer. It is also the only place I noticed that has toys if you want to spoil the grandchildren. The selection is far from upscale but they do have bubbles and that's all you need on a hot summer day to put a smile on their face. Getting here is easy in and out. There is a drive through pharmacy that I have not used. They are located about 3 miles off 65.

The pharmacist here is a total tool. To be fair, I realize the stressors of working in a pharmacy…read moreand his reason for disliking me, but he's too young, too rude and too unsophisticated for the position. He is targeting me because I recently dated his wife while they were "on a break" that she evidently didn't inform either of us of at the time, and since I've started using CVS, he's deleted my prescriptions, has lied to my doctors office and is rude everytime I call. I know not everyone will have this problem, and that he feels he has a "reason" to be prejudiced against me, but again, he's too immature to be in the position he's in. To use your position to postpone peoples medicine where their health is concerned is not only petty but dangerous. As an aside, I've never had any issue or problem with the other employees, they've always been wonderful, super professional, and polite and the store clean and efficient.

Megan was so helpful! She was the nicest pharmacist I have ever come in contact with. Very…read moreknowledgeable! Great experience!