friendly, professional and great customer service, attending to all your needs with honesty and…read morecare.

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Everything you'd expect from an independent pharmacy. They recognized me after only a few visits,…read morevery friendly, grateful for my business, saved me serious money on meds, and I generally feel looked after. They are an asset to the Washington Blvd neighborhood and downtown Detroit.

Helpful staff. Fair prices. Pharmacists you can count on. Detroiters should support on of their own.read more

I have been going to this CVS for seven years. The manager, and staff are helpful, and excellent…read moreto deal with! The female pharmacy who worked this was wonderful, and never an issue. Current pharmacist can never fill the seven scripts my husband gets each month. He has been on the same meds for years. Nothing changes! I get each month I am so tired of him not having all the scripts filled. The RenCen since Covid is a major pain to get into. I do not understand why pharmacist hassles on filling. I also waited 39 min to attempt to complain. When the girl answered two min latterly I noted she never asked my name or pharmacy I was referring to, that she Should not work customer service when she apparently did not care enough to get basic details. I asked to speak with someone else, and she hung up. CVS does not need my business which has been my entire adult life. Time to move business elsewhere! Bring on the New Year! Good bye CVS take your business elsewhere say no to CVS!

I love this CVS!…read more Being in the heart of downtown Detroit, I love the convenient option of having a CVS and pharmacy close to my work office. I don't even have to go outside to visit this CVS. Not only will I be transferring my medications to this store, but I can see myself dropping in frequently for some inexpensive sweets and office goodies. I loved the easy self-checkout stations. These help customers ring their own items up without having to wait in line for a cashier. There are at least 3 stations available. So, if the cashier is busy, you can easily self-checkout. I forgot my CVS card in my purse, so I was able to look up my information with my phone number. A few take aways.. The pharmacy is popular. It seems a lot of traffic uses this location, which means there are long lines during peak hours (lunch). Try to go early in the morning or mid-afternoon, after lunch. Also, I noticed a few grocery items are a bit pricier than other CVS stores. I would aquate this to priemier location prices. For instance, you may be charged higher at the airport than you would at a local store. Nonetheless, I love the convenience of walking to the CVS to get my last minute treats.

Given that all of my physicians including my dermatologist are in this general area, I utilize this…read morepharmacy to fill my prescription medications. The staff members are very pleasant with a few exceptions. I find it incredibly frustrating to have medications prescribed and have to delay pickup for at least two days to allow time for the order to be filled. Sometimes even allowing this extra time doesn't ensure that medications are ready. I've been back since this visit to drop off a prescription this past Thursday for ibuprofen 800, which is commonly prescribed. I was told they had to order it and there wasn't enough on hand to fill my prescription. I went in yesterday and was told that it the order still has not been filled due to staffing issues. Outside of the pharmacy issues, the location is fairly clean, well stocked and convenient.

Like others have said For Pharmacy services, overall, not a good customer experience, avoid this…read morecvs location if you looking for a reliable place to refill a prescription. They do not fill prescriptions timely, they do not answer their phone. Even physicians offices need to wait on hold for 40 minutes or more. I will never use them for Medications from the pharmacy again. Use another pharmacy for RX. Otherwise the store is good for other things and extra care coupons are good.

Russell's Pharmacy is my favorite convenience store. It's been around for a very long time, one of…read morethe few businesses in the Fisher Building that has survived for nearly four decades. It holds nostalgia for me because I recall visiting Russell's when I was a little kid, and I would stop by almost daily when I worked at the Fisher Building for three years. It sells every local newspaper, as well as the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, along with a wide variety of magazines, ranging from fashion to tabloids. There are greeting cards, health care products, and a variety of snacks and beverages. It has the absolute best movie theatre style popcorn in the city. You can get a large container of popcorn with butter for only $2.29. It's one of the places I look forward to visiting the most when I'm at the Fisher Building.

Super convenient and cozy convenience store located in the Fisher Building with a popcorn and nacho…read moremachine, a pharmacy, a wide selection of beverages, snacks and greeting cards and very reasonable prices. Service is also outstanding and the cashier at the counter is very friendly (helped me find items to charge above $5 for no credit card fee). I'm sure this used to be one of those pharmacies that were combined soda fountain shoppes back in the day. Recommended if you are in New Center!

I'm destitute. I'm worth negative $250,000. But V always says to take the absolute value and then I…read morehave lots of money! I went to PharMor because the Rite Aid down the block didn't carry peak flow meters (a home device used to monitor daily asthma). I knew this place existed and it carried medical supplies. That's how I met Sammi, Chief Pharmacist, of this particular PharMor Pharmacy (which is a Detroit owned independent pharmacy). Let me explain: despite living very close two both a CVS and a Rite Aid BOTH do not seem to have the meds I need in stock all the time. Which is shocking, or ought to be shocking. One day, I ran out of medications and I went down Woodward stopping at nearly every CVS/Rite Aid to get a perscription filled. The closest pharmacy that would consistently have the medications I needed? Yeah, the CVS on 13 mile and Woodward (so, about 13 miles from where I live). And CVS was charging me my first born to fill my scripts (more than $100). Side note: has anyone felt like they only build CVS and Rite Aids anymore? They are everywhere! One one every block, and more coming! I told Sammi this sad story. He looks a little shocked, but asks what meds I needed regularly that I couldn't find in Detroit. I told him and one by one, he shows me that yes, they actually really do carry my meds. I also lamented that I was in between insurances and I couldn't pay out of pocket $100+ despite the fact I needed my prescription refilled. Sammi said no problem, $30. My jaw dropped to the floor, folks. I thought he was totally pulling my leg. Teasing me to come in and get the script refilled by him. Sure enough a day later, and just as broke, I came back to have my prescription filled -- he was true to his word and charged me only $30. I seriously almost cried. I never ever had someone go out of their way at a pharmacy to help me out before. I have never been treated with so much respect from the pharmacy staff. I never thought I would go to an independent pharmacy! *AND* I never thought an independent pharmacy would be cheaper than CVS (it just never occurred to me that different places could charge a different amount for the same drug). The pros of going to PharMor over CVS or Rite Aid: - because of it's independence the pharmacist can and WILL find a way to make your prescriptions affordable - they have a great referral program (refer a friend, get $25 off) - they have almost any med you would need in stock - their generics aren't "crap" generics (there is a debating difference between generic manufacturers) - you are supporting a local business and what I thought was for sure dead: local pharmacies - you won't get told "oh, it'll be 15 minutes" and it ends up being a half an hour -- they will fill it in 10 minutes or less - although not 24 hours, they ARE open on Saturday (open, on a Saturday? In Detroit?! Whoa.) - you can email your pharmacist (just look them up on the website) I'm quite sure Sammi is just as good of a business man as he is a pharmacist -- because I'm hooked. No more long hauls up Woodward just to get my scripts filled. Salvation! There's more than the 1 location that I am writing about, there are quite a few surrounding the DMC -- and several more out in the suburbs: http://mypharmor.com/My_PharMor/Locations.html

Nikita, Al, Matt and Billy are all very kind and patient. The clientele is diverse and can be…read morechallenging, but this crew treats everyone with class, dignity and genuine care. They value their clients health and their time. They are just great people.