Nice location. Very close to wildwood beach and boardwalk . Very close to where we stayed . Lots…read moreof parking outside . Went to purchase few stuff but mostly not available. It's also very expensive... service was ok. Not that great . 3 stars !

Most times they have all I need in stock and the Wildwood location has very nice employeesread more

My wallet was completely empty after last night's dinner (who these days doesn't accept cards?…read morereally!) and I wanted to carry some cash in case I was again taken by surprise. The Allpoint ATM at this CVS is connected to my network. The inside is identical to that of most other CVS stores, including the same over-the-counter medications, snacks, drinks, and personal care items in addition to a full-service pharmacy with a drive-through. The shop is situated in a crowded mall at a prominent Cape May junction. Be careful as there is a lot of traffic and vehicles passing through. [Review 18234 overall - 110 in New Jersey - 1756 of 2022.]

My daughter went wild in here! She scored a black lip gloss she's been after…read more A really great variety of goodies. Wish we had more time to peruse.

Clean, organized and always can find what I need. Been here a couple times before we go to the…read morebeach .

Walmart runs a very disingenuous operation, and that is a very generous statement. When one…read moresearches for an item of interest online, one is typically presented with the item at a price that is frequently attractive and competitive with other online retailers, and one in particular that needs not any mention. A number of options are available for delivery and local pickup. Typically, the price is displayed prominently, in bold, with a higher price crossed out, as if to indicate a discount. Somewhere below this discounted price is the disclaimer "Price when purchased online." While, on the face of it, this may appear to be a perfectly reasonable proposition from a legalistic, pragmatic perspective, it is a rather deceptive practice that attempts to allow Walmart to compete with certain other online retailers that operate under a completely different business model. The issue is a type of bate and switch in that one is enticed by the attractive price advertised, and thereby encouraged to buy the item from Walmart. As Walmart's primary value proposition is the ability to shop locally and purchase and enjoy the item that same day, the problem arises when such a desire is pursued by the customer. When attempting to purchase the item locally at the advertised price, the customer is then informed that the discounted price is only available when purchased online - which, to be fair is stated on the item's web page - however, one cannot simply then purchase the item online and pick it up right there at the store. No. It must be shipped to the customer's residence. It cannot even be shipped to the store for pickup at a later date. This is what me and my wife have been told on more than one occasion. Is this the true policy? I don't really know. So, in this scenario, we recently desired an item and went to the local store to purchase it. Of course, we were told that we could not purchase the item at the advertised price at the store, and would need to purchase the item online to enjoy the offered $30 savings. So, of course, we left the store and purchased the item from everyone's major competitor and received it two days later. This practice of Walmart is unfair and very deceptive. While it is understandable that they would want to compete directly with this other online retailer, it is not at all acceptable that they should do so under the same brick-and-morter name and business model. If they want to establish an online presence as a retailer operating as a remote seller and shipper, then they should do so under a distinctly and easily identifiable business domain separate from their physical, geographic business persona. Under their current policies and procedures, they are unfairly presenting an alleged advantage to the Walmart shopping experience that really doesn't exist. The crux of the issue lies in the customer's inability to purchase said item at the discounted price without doing so in a remote, ship-to fashion - even after driving to the store and expending time, gasoline and stomach acid. This is not only incredibly stupid, but detrimental to Walmart's profitability and investor commitment as a conventional retailer ostensibly servicing the real, UNvirtual purchasing public. I believe this to be an unlawful practice and I fully intend to file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission citing Walmart as a false advertiser and practicer of deceptive and unfair business practices.

Pharmacist was miserable Monday 7/7 -when asked a second question about antihistaminesread more

Waited over 15 minutes and still no help. I was waiting in line, 2nd person, and the gentleman in…read morefront of me could not find his insurance pin. The woman was very friendly and was trying to explain to him what she needed. She kept looking things up for him to no avail. She finally looked at his card, and he had the wrong card. I moved over to the pick-up window and asked if my doctor called in a prescription. He could not look if I had had a prescription made up. He sent me back to the drop-off window. Again, the same guy is at the window, and I am behind him. He decided to pay for a shot--long process, signing him up, making labels, etc. The women knew I was standing there for a long time. She did not acknowledge me, nor did she even offer to see what I needed. I could not take it anymore, so I figured I would be better off calling and asking. Finished my shopping and left. Four people were working in the pharand none could or would assist me.

This is my go to CVS, when I'm in this area. The store is always clean and well stocked. The…read morecashiers are always friendly, greeting you as soon as you walk into the store. I personally love their CVS brand and I think it's just as good if not better than name brands, and you usually can find coupons at the scanner if you have a CVS member card. If you don't, it's worth signing up for!

From the owner: At CVS®, we're here when it counts - with caring experts, helpful guidance, and everyday health and…read morewellness essentials that make managing your well-being feel easier. We're committed to support you can trust, from convenient access and affordable care to moments when you just need someone by your side. Because where you get your medicine matters®, and we're here with care that meets you where you are.

With all these other 'corporate' pharmacies, this is DEFINITELY the best LOCAL FAB pharmacy!! I…read moreget a call within a day saying 'dr. called in prescription and it's ready to pickup. The deliver at NO CHARGE, not that I needed it. Prices are VERY competitive.

Recently switched to Sussex from Rite Aid due to my insurance no longer considers Rite Aid as a…read morepreferred pharmacy. I started with my new insurance as of January 1, 2021 and it's now Feb, 3. The transfer was anything but smooth. COnfusion in prescriptions and the number of refills left drove me crazy. Getting refills is a whole different problem. It's taken 5 days in some cases to get a script filled. Sometimes they call and let you know it's ready and other times they don't, you have to follow up. I've dealt with several other pharmacies they all have their quirks, but Sussex has to be the worst one I have ever dealt with in my life. If you have a choice of pharmacies it's advisable to avoid this one.