This is a pretty solid Walgreens I hit up once in a while for quick in- and-out visits. I like that…read morethey also have a decent amount of Basic Grocery supplies along with all thier over the counter Medications. To be honest this isn't my go-to Pharmacy so I can't really comment on that part of this business, but it is the closest drug store to my job and that's why it's convenience can't be overstated especially during cold and flu season.    It seems like you can't have a cough these days without being an enemy of the state, lol. That's why I always keep a solid supply of Mucinex on hand which for me works wonders on clearing up any issues with coughing. The key is you just gotta catch it early at the first signs of any cold symptoms.   The Salesforce here is helpful and check out usually moves along pretty quickly, although at peak hours like lunchtime you're basically on your own because it can become a Madhouse. And That's the Name of That Tune!!

I set up an appointment for 2 of us getting Covid shots (Sunday May 17). Firstly, the Sunday…read morepharmacist insisted my health insurance was expired (it wasn't). We decided to wait so my partner could get his shot. After almost 30 minutes of waiting, we asked again about our appointment. Pharmacist states he's busy working the window. Really? So the fact that we had an appointment counts for nothing? How about the price of two covid shots (Google says $130-$190 each) - Walgreen pharmacist thinks crapping on almost $400 sales is 'smart'? Final update; I got my Covid shot from the Walgreens in Roseland - no hassle.

thank you very helpful appreciate - also found staff helpful. The location convenientread more

My job changed it's prescription plan to Express Scrips which is, for those of You who are lucky…read moreenough not to know [or care], is an awful alternative to Our previous plan. They basically mail out the meds You need and maybe You get them and maybe You don't but either way they sure AF charge You for them. They do offer a pick up in person option at "some" CVS Stores and when I asked the Pharmacist here about it she just shrugged her shoulders and said she didn't know. How does she not know? Do you participate or not? And if she doesn't know THIS what else Doesn't she know? I'm kinda looking for a Pharmacist who might actually know stuff, I'm funny that way.    Speaking of funny: have You ever bought a case of water from CVS and NONE of the bottles can stand up straight? It's like a bunch of drunken penguins, they just fall all over the place, lol.    Anyway 2 Stars because the Store is Huge and well stocked okay but I wouldn't wanna deal with this place on a regular basis. Heading to the next CVS. Wish Me Luck!!  ;D

Milestone event for my little girls: got their first ear piercing. The staff made it so easy. My 5…read moreyeas old had a couple of tears and that's it.

When complaints from members of the community were lodged with the NJ Board of Pharmacy regarding…read moreFrank's sign indicating that COVID vaccines other than the Novavax vaccine he offered were deadly, Frank responded to Board of Pharamacy requests for response with gems like: "as you can tell, i am a boisterous conservative republican and they are liberal democrats" and "we fill 200-280 rxs a day, so obviously we are a pillar of the community. the dems do not come to me, the republicans do, that simple" and "Monique you received my complaint, I will not respond to each and every complaint, so you are telling me that if these assholes have 300 people write in, I have to reply 300 times??? No way" The Executive Director of the Board of Pharmacy had to respond to Frank to remind him to be curteous and professional. The Board eventually reminded Frank that he needed to familiarize himself with state regulations regarding advertising in pharmacies, specifically: c) Any reference in any form of advertisement to the quality of a drug or its beneficial use is prohibited. f) All advertisements shall be predominantly informational and shall not be misleading, confusing or false. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MGGEPK1O6rLCfol2i_PEFGxg_bLnYWcf/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZsPs-aRDO3g_EHduBcQAQmuHA-_Wjdkf/view?usp=sharing

Just off the circle, a semi-large CVS beside the Bottle Barn. No one upfront as I was at the…read moreregister (self-checkout anyway) and when I was looking for a CVS-brand muscle spray (showed picture from online), they didn't know if they'd get any in stock until they actually had a truck come later.. guess inventory management isn't their focus. Note, longest receipts ever... wish they could show the coupons and you print what you wanted instead of wasting so much receipt paper. Pharmacy in the back, and looks like they also do some minor things like shipping and maybe photos (couldn't tell if that part of the store was open).

I stopped inside the CVS by the Livingston Circle recently for allergy medicine. I was doing…read moreerrands in the area, so I decided to stop into this CVS. This is the one that shares the same plaza as Bottle King. This was my first time at this CVS location. I thought the inside of the store is much larger than how it appears while driving down Mount Pleasant. The aisles are tidy, organized, and well-stocked - lots of seasonal items and an interesting local history book rack by the pharmacy in the back. The only con was perhaps the pharmacy hours (opens 11am on Sundays); but this location does offer drive-thru services, which the one on S. Livingston Ave does not.

The best Vicky Marino the pharmacist is a true professional, and a pleasure to deal withread more

"What We've got here is a Failure to Communicate" Okay this Review is for the counter located…read moreinside the East Hanover Target Store. Yet another place where nobody knows whether they're coming or going and they couldn't care less, not even the Pharmacist.    At the risk of becoming a CVS hater I've come to the realization that this once decent drugstore chain has fallen into the depths of uselessness. What good is a Pharmacy that can't be trusted with Your medication and it's administration process? And while I totally understand how much the endless waves of customers needing to be vaccinated must have undoubtedly taken a huge toll and negative effect on staff at these stores, I'm still left with the harsh reality of trying to find a trustworthy local Pharmacy that accepts My insurance plan. And This CVS is Definitely NOT That Kinda Place. The search continues.

Today, I remembered why I switched pharmacies. I wish I could just give the Pharmacy a zero because…read morethe floor staff members are really good. Shaking my head....

On busy days (day before a holiday) they should have extra staff and forgo vaccinations till next…read morebusiness day. There is a line down the aisle for people waiting. One tech and one pharmacist. Feel badly for them.

Same good experience as last year. Has a starbucks inside though with good merchandise.....read more

It's a pretty normal target as far as most of the other department stores go. If you're going into…read moreone of them, most of them look the same. Everyone is pretty friendly, but I did order something ahead of time online and I went to pick it up to purchase I they didn't have it. They told me I needed to go shop for it myself. I did apologize, but it was just a little bit annoying besides that I will definitely return if I need anything.

My family has been using Stop & Shop pharmacy in Madison for many years to fill prescriptions and…read moreget vaccinations. The pharmacists are always very professional, friendly and helpful. Prescriptions are ready when promised. And they will call you or text you with reminders.

Not sure if this update will erase my prior detailed complaint of this pharmacy cheated me out of…read more$60 on a prescription (and I can prove it). A sales manager posted a reply to Yelp in response with a link that went nowhere. I tried twice to get a refund in person at the pharmacy but they always gave me new dismissive excuses like "oh we don't have refund forms right now" or "you have to come back when the real pharmacist is here." Dismissive, disrespectful and now, as confirmed today, dishonest. Today I've had enough. The confrontational male pharmacist BLEW OFF A PRESCRIPTION BY MY DOCTOR FOR A BADLY NEEDED MEDICATION. Two days I waited to get a text telling me it was ready for pick-up. Nothing. Finally I call and the pharmacist is as dismissive and arrogant as ever. He's says there's no prescription. They have nothing, he says. Well that's I lie I thought and said my doctor's on line notes show it was ordered two days ago. Then without even pretending he misunderstood when he lied to me that there was "no prescription" and "nothing", he immediately scoffed: "oh I'm not filling that - it's too soon." So not only did he get the prescription to fill but he knowingly mislead me when he said there was no prescription. I then explained the physician prescribed it (obviously). So the pharmacist (if he is one) ignored that and began to cross-examine me. Are you kidding me? So now I'm defending myself with long Covid AND defending one of the finest physicians in the state to talk this pill pusher into doing his job. He doesn't decide what he wants to fill and not, mislead the patient there "is no prescription" and when caught, attack the patient. Had he had a question, he should have called the physician: not put my health and potentially job at risk. While my doctor's office will explain things to this confrontational arrogant self-anointed physician that the doctor's prescription is correct, I stridently urge everyone to stop using this pharmacy immediately. While I suppose I can kiss the $60 they overcharged me goodbye months ago (they misplaced my insurance card, lied to me the inhaler didn't go through insurance and charged me $60 more), I now refuse to patronize this place further and urge you do the same. Read my other reviews for other places. I support small businesses and commend the many great experiences I've had at places. But this pharmacy literally repeatedly misrepresenting the truth, cheating me out of $60 and now putting my health at risk by BLOWING OFF A PHYSICIAN's PRESCRIPTION, SUBSTITUTING THEIR GLIB DECISION IN PLACE OF IT AND NOT CONTACTING THE PHYSICIAN BUT JUST UNILATERALLY IGNORING THE PRESCRIPTION UNTIL I CALLED THEM ON IT US GROUNDS FOR DISMISSAL IF YOU ASK ME.

PLEASE BE AWARE: Scott Bergeson, a rep for this company, ignored staff instructions when he arrived…read moreto our secure medical facility. Additionally, he ignored posted signage and parked in the patient only parking garage. When confronted about his actions, he denied the claims, lied to staff about his colleague signing in, and when attempting to sign in, he was missing the required documentation to print his badge. Dishonest and unprepared.

I went to Novartis for an internship 2 years ago with my with New Jersey SEEDS College Preparatory…read moreProgram and I loved my experience. I sacrificed my Easter break for time in a huge cooperation, and was able to learn about the drugs on the health market, new diseases that are being researched, and medicine that are currently being tested. I enjoyed the experience that I had here and would like to work there at some point in time. At Novartis, you will meet people who have dedicated their lives to make a difference in the world we live in. I had the opportunity to listen to the CEO of the North American part of the company and was inspired by what he said. Novartis is made up of real people with a common interest and that is to improve the quality of people around the world.