First time here, just stopped in to do some regular shopping (not picking up a prescription). The…read moreproduct selection was fine -- nothing amazing, nothing terrible. What really stood out, though, was how unhappy most of the employees looked. The cashier and the woman in the photo section especially seemed like they'd rather be anywhere else. Maybe it was a rough day or they were short‑staffed, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. On the bright side, one employee -- a petite, dark‑haired woman -- was super upbeat and friendly, smiling at everyone who walked by. She single‑handedly earned them an extra star from me.

Rudest and worst pharm tech I've ever met. Tried to pick up a prescription sent by my doctor, was…read moretold by the pharm tech with a heavy accent that it's not ready. When I inquired when will it be ready, the tech said "how can I know when it will be available." I told her she's the pharmacist, should be able to tell me an estimated timeframe. If it's not on shortage, should be able to give people an estimate timeframe when to expect their meds.

Picture this! Fresh…read moreoff an injury, in a boot and crutches. 30 minutes to fill a simple low level pain med. They processed 8 people while I waited. When we finally went up to the counter they had the my prescription off to the side, bagged and ready. 3 people working the back and they could provide a shred of speed. Is this called Island time service. If I could give zero stars, I would.

The pharmacy staff here are truly incredible. The two pharmacists, Parisa and Bernice, have been…read moretaking care of our family for decades. They are knowledgeable, kind, efficient and always a bright spot in my day. By far the best pharmacy on the island.

Located in downtown Bellevue, this CVS is hidden away in a corner of the Meyden apartment complex…read more(built in 2016), which provides it needed indoor car parking and ready supply of customers. Inside, it uses a simple rectangular one-story space to provide easy to navigate aisles. There were only a few items that were behind lock/key, allowing us to easily find, grab, and pay for our searched items without waiting for anybody.

Banks are open, grocery stores open, hair solons open, restaurants open : But is CVS pharmacy open…read moreduring the lunch hour? NOOOOOOO! I'll bet the CVS employees even go to other (open) business's, while they are closed! Shame on them for taking advantage of a business that is customer focused and open during business hours.

Just started getting prescriptions filled here after many years with Bartells- should've started…read moresooner! The service is great & efficient.

Friendly and goes above and beyond. I'm used to people filling my scripts in a hurry and not…read morequestioning or checking anything. I've been on the same meds and dose for years but this is the first time a pharmacist has actually pulled me aside to check that I wasn't experiencing any adverse effects due to the combo of meds I'm on that increase the risk for certain cardiac issues. It's not that they weren't as busy here as other pharmacies, it's that they just care enough to take an extra minute out of the day to be sure they're doing right by their patients. I really appreciate that.

Slow, inefficient, and rude, this is definitely the worst pharmacy I've ever been to…read more The first problem is mostly in optics. This pharmacy is open and exposed to the customers and some of the store, and as such you can really get a sense of how inefficient it is. There's often more than five people working here but many of them just seem to be standing around working on "something" while one or two max are actively helping customers. Maybe it's just that this particular pharmacy services more clients or something but compared to nearly every other place I've ever got my drugs from where there are like one or two people visibly working in the department, this one has like 3X the people but is three times slower. 90% of the time you're going to be waiting 10+ minutes to get helped. Everything takes forever. Once you finally get up the counter, despite you having a notice that your prescription is ready for pickup you're occasionally going to have wait an additional 15-30 minutes because apparently it won't be after all. And then there's the attitude of some of the people working there. On three separate occasions I've heard people working there been audible combative with customers on the phone or to the in person patrons, all in earshot of everyone in line. A few days ago an old guy was complaining quite reasonably in the general spirit of what I've described above and some guy in the desk behind the counter very loudly scolded him: "We are facing numerous organizational and personnel challenges right now and your attitude isn't helping. I've had six people quit on me recently." This guy should be fired NOW because if he's going to work in customer service he needs to grow up immediately.

It was an awesome shopping experience. The service was great and gave plenty of free parking.read more

Clark's Pharmacy delivers! Of course with the right product but also w great service. They are…read moreprompt, they are friendly and professional. Thank you Clark's, for the many years of FANTASTIC service!

My vet prescribed two different pain meds for my cockatiel. This company was very fast in asking…read morefor payment but very slow (4 days from payment to receiving meds) at delivering the meds despite only being about 25 minutes drive away. I let it go since I was a new customer and they didn't have my credit card on file. As a second-time customer, this time waiting for two very crucial uric acid lowering meds, the shipping time left much to be desired again. They called on Wednesday while I was out of town, asking for payment. I authorized payment. They told me I'd receive the meds the next day - Thursday. I did not receive the meds until Saturday evening. That means my bird missed 5 doses of those crucial meds (2 doses on Thursday and Friday each, and 1 dose on Saturday morning). What's more aggravating is one of those meds requires refrigeration. It was packed with a small ice pack but because the shipping took so long, the ice pack was no longer cold, and the medication was room temperature. I called to ask about the efficacy of the medication and was told it was ok. Would they be honest with me if it was not? I doubt it. And who knows? Because between missing 5 doses and questionable efficacy, my bird passed 5 days after I administered the meds. I would never use them again and I'll request my vet use another company in the future. From my experience, this company is more interested in collecting payment first, and then taking their sweet time sending the meds. This would be fine if they were not in the business of helping to save animals' lives. I was out of town or I'd have driven to get those meds. Also, they close early and aren't open on weekends. I also gave them feedback that the volume of liquid meds is so small, their container so tall/large, and the syringes so short - shorter than the container, which makes extracting the meds into the syringe a challenge. Have these people even tried using their own packaging??

I like that this pharmacy is open until 6pm on days that they're open. I do not like that they are…read moreclosed on the weekends. This is not a full-sized retail location so the most you can pick up in addition to your prescription(s) are some snacks and greeting cards.

This posting is not a reflection of Walgreens since all pharmacies in the U.S. are are following…read morethe U.S. law. Amoxicillin is an oral antibiotic that you can buy over the counter in any apothecary in Europe and most likely Asia. I have a gum infection below a tooth & this drug would make short work of the infection. But not here in the U.S. without a prescription. That means you have to visit a doctor $$$$$ which may not be cost effective for many. We also found a lot of doctors will want to run a bunch of tests, most just to make money for the doctor and no help to you. Do a search on Drugs.com and you will see it truly is a generic drug. I picked Walgreens simply because they probably have more clot as they are located in a hospital. I did a search of Canadian drug stores, could spend a week and get no where. I am not sure if contacting your Representative would help, I never got a response in the past from any. Remember they are in the pocket of big business and they don't give a rats about you. I know, I tried in the past contacting our Representatives and our Governor, you know that guy that has warmed the chair in Olympia for 12 years, and now thinks he is ready for a bigger chair in DC. Don't waste your time with his office.

I'm not sure why the bad reviews. OK, they retail and sucks…read moreis very poor options and empty shelves like every other pharmacy acquired by CVS , but I have no complaints in regards to Pharmacy. Since I've been going to this pharmacy for myself and frequently with my elderly MIL for prescriptions, vaccinations, etc the staff is very helpful, knowledgeable, friendly and work very efficiently. They often also have medication's that are backorder at Safeway. In comparison to the alternative in the same shopping area, this Pharmacy stuff is outstanding.

The entire process from beginning to end. Greeted at door, help offered without asking, and…read moreprofessional checkout.

Everyone in here is so kind and gentle I love going there for any thing I need my doctors right…read morenext-door good people Run this store

Nice to have an independent pharmacy in the neighborhood. Get all our scrips here. Deuce though…read more Easy to get flu and Covid shots too.

Absolute rockstars here, they go out of their way to fix Rx issues with your prescriber or…read moreinsurance company. Much love!

They were okay overall in my limited experience. i stopped after a profoundly inappropriate text…read moremessage. Who wants or needs a birthday TEXT from their PHARMACY? There is no added value in this. The manufactured personalization is fake, and they aren't going to know when during your birthday to send it, even it were an appropriate topic for interrupting. They should know your scripts and allergies and insurance filing info, not your schedule. This text was an overreach, and disrupted a rare opportunity to sleep in. Sleeping in one's birthday is a common happier birthday wish, so I felt it worth reporting. I also told the business, and I hope they discontinue this wrongheaded program soon. Using a local business for its unique ability to not act like a franchise shouldn't be like that. Even if it was an email, I don't want to live in a world where people get more birthday wishes from bots than loved ones. That's depressing.