I went to the Immediately after my husband was discharged from the hospital. He was prescribed six…read moremedicines. the pharmacy only filled one. She a young Asian women pharmacist said the cape cod hospital had to call and then she asked for the doctors number. She said she needed to get it approved or she lose her license. my husband was in bad need of the medicine. of course we did not have a number. We left. After we were home she called and said she could fill the rest of the prescriptions. We don't live near CVS so this was a big imposition for us. The other prescriptions were just a normal prescription but she still wouldn't fill them for us. AVOID THIS CVS. there are other rated much higher

The absolute worst, but sadly so typical of the CVS chain. Just got out of the hospital. Nothing…read morebut a hassle trying to get my prescriptions filled. Pharmacist at this location is terrible and rude and confused, to say the least.

I'm on the Cape visiting family for the holidays and my husband, who is back in New York, called…read moreand said he tested positive for the flu (he took an AT HOME dual covid/flu test....yes, those types of tests exist). I stopped by the pharmacy today to see if they sold these dual kits and the amount of unnecessary and unsolicited attitude I received from one of the pharmacy techs was unconscionable. Not the lady at the register, a lady processing meds in the back. First and foremost, I'm a nurse and I don't need to be spoken to like I'm an idiot by a pharmacist. Again, I'm in from out of town and wanted tests on hand just in case (I have a 2 month old so if I started to feel sick I'd quickly take an at home test and take the proper precautions). The actual look on her face and the condescending nastiness was totally uncalled for. I was simply asking if they sold a specific test and was told (with attitude) that A.) "you need to be seen by a physician", yes I'm aware and B.) "those tests don't exist"......they do in fact exist, maybe as a pharmacist she should do some research. No one should be spoken to that way, we all have bad days and that attitude was the last thing I needed today.

I recently changed my pharmacy to this one from Walgreens (where I went from when it was Brooks,…read morethen Rite Aid) and I love it. Helpful, attentive staff, great hours (much more consistent than Walgreens or CVS). When there is an issue with the multiple meds that my family and I need, they try every approach to helping us and never make us feel like it's our fault for the confusion. And, of course it's convenient to do my food shopping if I have to wait for meds to be filled-but that's just a bonus. Especially such nice, professional staff! Thankyou!

Had a ridiculous experience trying to get adjustment for purchase made 2 minutes earlier. Was…read moreassaulted by Jameel as the "manager" stood by. I had phone in my hand and he very forcefully smacked down my hand holding the camera down onto the countertop. He proceeded to call us "ignorant old white women". He came out from behind counter, followed us yelling and cursing outside of the store. We are gonna post this and his photo all over social media. Stay away from Orleans Walgreens.

I'm used to friendly competent service from my local Walgreens in Maryland. This one in Orleans has…read morea nice but untrained cashier in the Pharmacy and an unpleasant and very unhelpful pharmacist. When the cashier was trying to look up my prescriptions and needed help the pharmacist complained about the skills of the cashier and refused to help. The pharmacist told me to look it up myself went back to whatever she was doing that was more important than helping a customer.

Highly recommend the service at Wellfleet Pharmacy. My prescription forgotten, I called Wellfleet…read morePharmacy and Maggie with my insurance, called my pharmacy at home, and did it all with a smile and humor too. Our interaction was one of the highlights of our day.

Great care. Had stitches after I was attacked by a razor clam. Updated my medical care thru the…read moremedical chart and gave me a tetanus shot .

One of Provincetown's claims to fame is that they don't have a lot of chains...you won't find a…read moreDunkin or a McDonalds, but they do have CVS, and I kind of enjoy that. I always go here at least twice while I'm here for my annual week and I like it because we have a lot of CVS rewards points and coupons so I can use them when I buy stuff here and that helps make it affordable. Whatever you need, you can find here. They have a good travel size section as well so if you don't want to buy a huge can of shaving cream, you're in luck. There are cashiers and they also have two self checkouts so you can get in and out pretty quickly.

This CVS has a small footprint (real estate in Provincetown is really a premium asset), but it does…read morehave all the basics that people need in a drugstore. They have bike parking, self scanning checkout registers, seasonal items, card section, snacks, etc. The space is a bit tight, but all the departments are well labelled, so you can find what you need fairly quickly. There's car parking on the side and the back of the store.

Returning to complete the drug order is poor service. Another time the prescription was filled with…read morediffering tablets (sources). Don't be rude to customers.

As a retired physician I am particularly sensitive to pharmacy quality. This one is doing fine so…read morefar. They are not too popular and consequently one doesn't have to wait very long although the market is often very crowded. They seem to know what they're doing and so far have given me exactly the right prescription each time. I can recommend them.

I happen to think this is a great CVS…read more I have to stop here just about every time I go home to see my parents - I'm one of those people who ALWAYS forgets something and usually, no matter what it is, I can find it at this CVS. Be it lotion, saline solution, or even a greeting card, they have tons of options and I always leave with something. Sure, the cashiers may be a tad on the slow side, but they make up for it by being super-friendly and helpful. Also, the pharmacy staff is helpful and efficient. My one gripe? The parking lot can be tricky to maneuver and very crowded.

One person, a cashier, is the only person available in the whole store. No one to help you find…read moreanything or help with anything. Ask a pharmacist--their response: "I don't know where that is. Ask someone up front." Oh...right...the cashier who now has seven people in line. And, the auto-check-out machines are broken. Good grief. I was in the store for forty minutes and all I needed was chapstick for my wife who is rehabilitating from a stroke. I was will to walk the entire store to find it, then even willing to check myself out on the machines--but they were broken. 'only thing left for me to do was to start stocking shelves!

As a visitor to Cape Cod, I ran into a medical issue. This Walgreens is professionally run and…read moreoperated. As I waited for my prescriptions, one to be transferred and one to be filled, I walked around the store. The store is clean, well-stocked and well managed. Thank you for taking care of me in my time of need.

I found the people who work at this store including the pharmacy to be very helpful and nice…read more,always willing to give the extra time. to help.

If you are in the middle of Commercial Street and need some basic drugstore stuff, this is the…read moreplace to go. Sodas, snacks, Tylenol, shampoo, mouthwash, etc...you get the point. An old fashioned pharmacy that sells what you would normally look for in a drugstore. The selection is not great, where you might only find 1-2 brands of something, but at least you can get your hands on something you are looking for or need. There was a lady sitting behind the counter looking at all the customers with an eagle eye...I don't know what that was about, but the clerk ringing the cash register was up and ready to check people out.

We have purchased from Adams Pharmacy over a number of years without any issues. However, on…read moreFriday, September 1, 2023, at around 4m, my spouse and I entered the store to purchase toothpaste. We asked the employee if they had travel size toothpaste. His response was that they had some still in boxes. We waited for him to say more, instead he just looked at us in a very dismissive way. We asked him, "well, are you going to open one?" He flatly stated "No". We were surprised at his attitude. I can't quote exactly what he said afterward. It was something like he did not want to...it was too much trouble...something to that effect. Clearly, he was not the owner of the store given his dismissive attitude. My response was that we would just go somewhere else. We found exactly what we wanted at CVS.