Open 24 hours. So, you know, when you wake up in the middle of the night with a nasal cavity that…read morefeels like two fat hamsters have taken up residence, you can get nasal spray, decongestant, and a tub of ice cream to make it all better. The staff has always been friendly and helpful and there's usually a great selection of items. As they appear to be the only all night pharmacy in the area, the wait can be a little lengthy sometimes but there are plenty of aisles of randomness to keep you occupied while you wait for your prescriptions to be filled.

Love this Walgreens! They're always fast and super friendly! I ship packages here, and I love the…read morestaff. The manager is always very nice, too. Linda, Rita, Brandon, Sara - they're all gems at this store. I have no complaints.

Back before COVID gave us all an excuse for demanding tips to supplement the wages of large…read morecorporations and slashed the hours available to both retail workers and shoppers, this location was open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 360+ days a year. I know this because, not only was I alive back then, I was frequently outside. Now, it's barely staffed, there's a "self-checkout" that seems to be the only option to surrender your money in exchange for overpriced ibuprofen and gummy bears. It closes at 11pm, which, to be fair, is actually pretty late these days. The pharmacy is pretty slow but it's in my "network". It's CVS. They've basically colonized everybody's medication profile. It's them or ExpressScripts. So, we just put up with whatever schedule they have, right? Right?!? The app is clunky. The phone is always busy. But, they had my new prescription that wasn't available via mail order in stock so I guess I should just be grateful.

A shoutout to nurse Amy in the MinuteClinic who helped me traverse the intricacies of getting a…read moreCOVID vaccine for my daughter. Due to *everything* it's hard to get a COVID vaccine, especially for kids (even though it's safe and recommended by physicians). Our pediatrician office no longer offers them, and after checking with Walgreens, Walmart, Costco and others, we found that CVS was really the only chain offering them for kids under 5 and only in Indiana. We made an appointment for her via CVS' site originally for the Sellersburg location, and after meeting with Amy -- who we also saw at our subsequent visit to the New Albany CVS -- we were told that even though the system allowed us to make the appointment, we actually need a doctor's prescription for it that says, in our case, that there's another sibling at home with a chronic condition that we need to protect by getting vaccinated. And we needed a paper prescription because prescriptions sent electronically go to the pharmacy, not the clinic, and she can't access them. Amy told me exactly what I needed to do and bring to a follow-up visit. Fast forward a few days and past a trip to the doctors office, and we met Amy once again at this location in New Albany. She was so friendly and helpful and managed to give my daughter her shot without causing any tears. This CVS also was very bright and clean. I would definitely stop here if I was in the area. Thanks so much to Amy for being so knowledgeable and helping us out!

The amount of anti-theft measures is understandable but also a little much…read more I understand if it were perfume or expensive items but locking $6 deodorant behind an anti theft device is crazy. And then the self checkout kept flagging a staffer and there were none around and the one at the other checkout just.. couldn't do it? So just not great.

This location is completely pathetic. Sign says they are open till midnight . No at 11:50 pm they…read morestop letting people in. They tell you they are closed . Funny sign said midnight. Then they are rude and threatening about it. Plus employees are just plain nasty and incompetent.

Terrible at communicating with customers, Chuck Williams didn't care about this customer, 19 days,…read more20 phone calls, collecting my credit card, and they still can't figure out how to send me a script. And he doesn't care, just wants to blame me, the customer.

My Aunt lives in New Albany, & needed some bath items after hip surgery. The staff at WB could not…read morehave been more helpful. Reminds me of old days when people cared.

I really enjoy using Mathes Pharmacy and am grateful for their friendly and on-time service…read more The great services they provide are: *they will call you at an appointed time each month to automatically refill your medications. *they will deliver partial medication refills when the doctor office doesn't respond quick enough for any remaining medications. *they will deliver by the following day, if not the same day. *they have a store of health related products across the street, while selling such items in their pharmacy store. *I'd say the turn-over rate is relatively low. I've been using Mathes for two years and many of the same employees are still there. A huge plus! *signing for delivered medications is easy and quick. *they're quick to correct any errors, without any inconvenience to the customer. *a couple of times they ran out of a particular medication, which they restocked and delivered within a couple of days. *I think their prices are very competitive, if not better, than their competitors. A couple of times I called to compare prices and Mathes was definitely lower. They also price matched in order to keep my business. I loved that! I HIGHLY recommend Mathes. They're building a new store front. The new store is located in the same location - further back in the large parking lot. It's really nice to see local businesses pour money back into their business through expansion that'll not only help themselves, but benefit the customers as well.

We have used Mathes Pharmacy for several years. My entire family was always pleased with them. Last…read moreyear my wife's company was bought out. They switched our insurance plan, and Mathes was not listed as one of the pharmacies that we could use. We have a large family and couldn't justify paying the extra expenses to use them. So we were forced to use CVS, since that is the company that purchased my vehicle idea company. She was now an employee of the nations largest pharmacy chain. What we found was that this company was out of medications more than once. One time we had to wait a week and a half for a common medication to be refilled because they were out! 10 days without a medication, when there are numerous other pharmacies in the area owned by the same company. So fortunately CVS sold the company after a year, and we are able to go back to Mathes. As soon as my medications run out, I'll be there. Why go to Mathes? Because it's NOT a big box store pharmacy. You may not be wowed this it's customer service, but they are always friendly and very helpful. They will definitely take care of you. Plus they are local, which is a bonus to me. If you need a prescription delivered, they even have a free delivery service. I highly recommend going here. Skip the big guys. You won't be sorry.

I've been to all kind of WalMarts and it's honestly not my 1st choice for shopping locations just…read morebecause of how crowed, chaotic, and overwhelming some stores can be. It is a week day during work hours, so that could be why I didn't experience any of that at this Walmart location, but whatever the reason, I'm glad. This location was a very nice one. It was well organized and maintained. I tend to only go to Walmart when I'm looking for something specific, so not alot of site seeing for me. I like to get in and get out. Even though it wasn't busy, they still had the famous long lines you always find at a Walmart. I was happy when an employee approached me and asked if he could check me out since I was carrying my few items and paying with a card. Thanks to his nifty hand held scanner, I had paid and was out of there in record time. I will probably be back on my next Walmart trip.

So I stopped by this location Friday around 4:30 PM. I kid you not that there was not 1 cart…read moreavailable. I sent my son to every entrance and not one cart available. The door attendant, though nice, stated no carts were in the store and I needed to go out to the parking lot and bring one inside. No ma'am I will not go outside and get my cart. I appreciate her kindness and I showed her respect for it but we left. Walmart lost my sales which was my entire week's groceries. Target down the street got the business. No carts is extremely poor management! I could semi understand, if the store was busy, but it actually wasn't. I could semi understand if the weather was bad, but it wasn't. So, it was poor management and likely poor scheduling of staff that led to this. I will not recommend this location to anyone, nor shall I return to this location.

Standard CVS. Great pharmacy. Adequate selection of groceries and sundries…read more For me, newspapers! Well done, CVS.

The pharmacy at this CVS location is the worst I've ever been to and I've traveled from one side of…read morethe country to the other. The techs are universally "can't get rights" and are slow as molasses. They can't do simple data entry, look blankly at you like there is no light behind their eyes and a simple call ahead for meds that they've already told you are ready, turns into a 1 hour wait because they are incredibly stupid. Consistently! The pharmacist himself is no better. Definitely mule kicked as a child. I watched him get into a shouting match with a perfectly polite customer. Why would you hire someone who can't control his emotions. I'm blown away CVS employs these reprobates. The place itself is also a dump, overrun with homeless chilling in seats reserved for people waiting for their meds to be filled. There is nothing good about this place. Nothing. Amazon prescriptions here I come.