Personal service, reliable and helpful. I highly recommend. Much better than chain pharmacies!read more

Everything about our experiences with Boyd's has been excellent. They are far more customer…read moreresponsive than any pharmacy we have ever used. If you want to be treated as a human rather than a number, Boyd's is your place.

I was really impressed by how nice and helpful the Staff was when I visited for the first time. I…read morehave gone back since and had another positive experience would recommend them.

A welcome alternative to impersonal corporate pharmacies. The gentleman that works there is kind…read moreand will go out of his way to help you get what you need. He helped get a medication covered that my plan didn't initially cover. He also lets me know when there was a coupon available from a drug company that I wouldn't have been aware of without his help. Depending on where you live, free delivery may also be an option. I highly recommend this pharmacy.

What a huge CVS! Id…read morenever been to this location. I needed a gift card and candle. CVS delivered! I was in a rush, but everything seemed good, clean, and organized. The male cashier popped out to help me at self checkout with the register tape that I had a wee temper with, lol!

I needed to take a day to process why Monday happened the way it did.On 11/10 I accompanied my…read morefriend to an Urgent care. She had been having shortness of breath and a mother of 3 waiting for insurance cards to come in, that is overwhelming enough.After the appointment we went through the drive through at CVS to pick up scripts. Since there was one car behind us we were instructed to come inside. Running low on time to get home in time for the kids to get off the bus; She found a spot and we went inside. Unfortunately once arriving at the register She told a gentlemen tech that she was there to put her insurance card on& my friend was instructed that her insurance card was locked& she needed to call her insurance company. My friend then stepped to the side of the "drop-off" desk& began the process of solving that problem. I was still standing in front left side of the "drop-off" desk and was then approached by a wonderful customer who was able to shed some light& give me some information to help with the situation. For that I am grateful for herWhile this customer& I are speaking a female pharmacy tech Carrie O. Decided she would approach the drop off desk and begin discussing my friends insurance policy with me. She attempted to show me her policy information& was just yapping while the customer& I were talking. My friend stepped towards the desk while on the phone and said "please wait" and then turned around& walked towards the glasses area to continue her phone call with insurance. Miss customer decided to end the conversatio& walked away& I let the pharmacy tech know that my friend literally just told her to wait and i don't know why she continued to proceed to explain and write "VOID" on the copies of the scripts that were waiting for my friend to pick up. I told her to stop& reminded her that my friend just told her to give her a minute& she didn't listen. I told Carrie that she had violated my friends HIPPA policy& then Carrie turned around& started to TRASH TALK ABOUT ME TO ANOTHER TECH!!My friend stepped towards the counter&loudly said to Miss Carrie that her job was to help people not trash talk for no reason.At that point my friend was able to figure out why her insurance was locked&handle it.she didn't not feel comfortable talking to that pharmacy manager since he did nothing to diffuse the the situation on his end& just kinda stood there.We went up to the front of the store& I rang the bell to be helped.Liz the Shift Supervisor came out loudly chewing her gum(she already had an expression on her face like she didn't want to talk w/us). My friend told her that a pharmacy tech was rude& the pharmacist didn't do anything about it, so we needed the store managers number (Jim); Liz the loudly laughed in our face, disregarded our statement, and over explained why we didn't need Jim bc there's a pharmacy manager back there. My friend then explained that we know, we need to speak with someone else since the pharmacist that was back there didn't do anything to help with the disrespectful words his tech said. So Liz rolls her eyes& is just repeating herself about how we don't need Jim's#.So I ask her for corporates. I'm not rude about it either.I'm standing there eating chips I bought while all this was going on. Liz once again tries to shrug off and downplay the comment.This Shift Leader Liz SCREAMS in my friends face to once again reiterate that we don't need Jim's number& that we can go on CVS website for corporates number.my friend screams right back at her "how do you like it", collects herself& walks out the store.Liz follows her out the door to try& take a picture of her license plate.Liz is on a mission now calling the police, puts them on hold gets another worker Kiara, and has Kiara WHO WASNT EVEN THERE saying that there's 2 females that are being irate and lying saying how my friend had no license plate on her car when she has out of state plates. Now I'm banned from a CVS I had been going too for over 16 years all bc shift supervisors don't seem to like other people asking to speak to someone else higher up than them. We went to the police station& made a statement.It is discriminatory& unfair to treat customers like that.Violating customers rights and then allowing this kind of behavior from its employees whilst punishing the customers?How can you ban someone because they're asking you for help and you're refusing to help them because of your own PRIDE. I was satisfied with this CVS but I see that as racism is beginning to be more accepted in most states with everything going on in our government that it's becoming more socially acceptable.My friend was having shortness of breath&a respiratory infection for almost a month before her insurance even kicked on. In the end she only wanted her medications& was treated poorly.During these times we should be coming together& working with each other. Our paths cross for a reason; Make it a good one.P.S. Check the cameras

Great "mom and pop" type pharmacy, they include little notes on your prescription like "Feel Better…read moreSoon" etc. They also included a little notebook/agenda book with a pen in my prescriptions when I picked up. Feels like they generally care!

This is an incredible pharmacy. Both of the pharmacists are above and beyond any expectation. They…read morego out of the way to care for everyone that comes in. The best establishment ever. Honest and caring professionals. I highly recommend this pharmacy. I came from Rite Aid pharmacy in Berlin. So pleased I chose them.

Nice people, professional, helpful and friendly. They exhibit genuine concern for customers. Highly…read morerecommended.

From the owner: Hometown Pharmacy is an independent family owned and operated pharmacy located in the Community of…read moreSouthampton New Jersey. Pharmacist and owner Timothy Q Murphy RPH established Hometown Pharmacy in 2004. At Hometown Pharmacy we strive keep our customers satisfied. We care about you and you are important to us. All of our customers are treated with respect and kindness. Our goal is to provide professional quality service in a timely manner.

I highly recommend this family owned caring pharmacy . I had an emergency I suffered a bad dog…read morebite to my hand. My GP needed me to get a tetanus shot. I am afraid of needles but I had to get the shot and my Dr referred me to Stines. I was so upset, anxious and stressed and in pain . All I can say is I have never had someone , as nice and gentle give me a needle , especially for tetanus and I barely felt it I was so shocked and the owner Mark Gravenstine was super friendly and it was close to closing but he didn't rush and having someone treat you so well, is rare these days. Mr. Gravenstine did an amazing job , since I have had my own GP office, give me needles that I def felt and hurt. You def remember a bad experience and getting needles is something I try to avoid but when I got the tetanus shot and it did not hurt & honestly could hardly feel it . Kudos, to Mark Gravenstine, who. is amazing at giving vaccines. I also did not have any side effects after which is why it's a place I would def go back to . It's located on Route 38 on Burlington county a homey style brick building that caters to medical needs of all kinds. They are one of the few compounding pharmacies in the state. They also provide all kinds of medical equipment, bracers wheelchairs, canes etc as well as wellness and huge selection of vitamin supplements as well, as being super nice and wonderful treatment .

I worked with Mark and he was fantastic! He was extremely informative and caring and had great…read morepricing! Thanks Mark, I'll be back!

My dog has heart disease and cannot be easily tricked into taking his daily pills. My cardiologist…read morevet told me about compounded formulas and the tinytablets have been a literal lifesaver for us and takes a lot of the stress away as it is much easier to hide in his food. Stokes is always super fast and I always get the medication the very next day. These pills are not cheap but luckily I have pet insurance and it is just a little more than what I would pay anyway but not a massive size horse pill. I am thrilled to have the option for these tiny pills. Thank you Stokes Pharmacy.

At the end of March, our Vet wanted to start our cat on a new oral paste for his inflamed gums…read more Unfortunately, the prescription had to go through Stokes. Stokes called me and stated they would prepare the prescription and paid up front over $260. After almost 2 weeks of not receiving any information or the prescription, I call Stokes for them to tell me that they ran out of the ingredients to create his medication, and had to wait for a shipment. At no time did anyone from Stokes contact me or my wife to give us this information. Nor despite claims when I called them, did they email me any information. So calling this morning they say they are in the process of making it and it would go out by Wed.. When I asked about expedited delivery since their "Running out" has already delayed my cats medicine two weeks, they declined saying "We don't do free upgrades". When I said this is not a free upgrade, this is customer satisfaction for your lack of communication and delay in the medication. I was then hung up on by Stokes. I had never heard of Stokes before this, and I will in any possible case going forward, never utilize them again.

This place has always been bad but now it really in the past year has turned into the worst…read morePharmacy ever.The past 6 months virtually every time a prescription has been sent they can't find it.Once in awhile you can get someone that understands English and finds it.They don't check messages to get prescriptions and the scripts are always there, but they don't monitor the computer to get the scripts.I can't believe it's now runned by a bunch of idiot foreigners from countries that hate America.They arnt nice, The are lazy and clueless.This one cashier at the pharmacy with a towel wrapped around her head looked at me for 5 minutes like I was speaking English.The Pharmacist in duty sits down and in his foreign accent and attitude says he d know and didn't even try to find the scripts There is some American Workers there that really try, but thesr foreigners are nasty and lazy

Terrible! After I paid for my prescription, the pharmacy tried to make me go to the back of the…read moreline because my prescription was not yet ready. Had I done what they told me to, I would have stood in line. TWICE. Given the number of people in line, my second time through would have probably forced me to wait another twenty minutes. For a prescription I had already paid for. To make matters worse, the guy who rang me up made no mention of the fact that I would have to get back in line. It was only after I asked to speak with the pharmacist that my prescription was somehow miraculously ready. On top of this, the men's room was filthy, with urine on the toilet seat, toilet seat covers on the floor, and no toilet paper. When I mentioned this to a cashier at the suggestion of a pharmacy tech, I was told that the bathroom wouldn't be cleaned until midnight due to a lack of staff.