I am outraged by my experience at this pharmacy today. I urgently needed an insulin refill because…read moremy pump failed, and I had no backup insulin at work. Despite clearly explaining that this was a medical emergency, the pharmacist was completely rude and dismissive, and the staff made derogatory comments I could hear, including saying, "there's that girl again." This behavior is completely unprofessional and puts my health and safety at serious risk, causing extreme stress and anxiety. I was unable to get my life-saving medication promptly--something that should never happen at a pharmacy. If I could give 0 stars, best believe I would have.

Been going along for the pharmacy for 15 years they're the best in the business if you want…read morepersonal service these are the people to see they go above and beyond every chance they get

I had a heck of a time finding a clinic that had availability for a COVID booster vaccination…read moresooner than three weeks out, so I researched and found Crown's - a pharmacy about 30 miles from Baltimore. This establishment is small and neat, with a strangely sparse amount of product on their shelves. Very strange. I was there for the jab, so I informed the tech of my purpose. I then went to be seated in an area with four other gentlemen there for the same reason. About five minutes in, the tech called one of the men up and informed him that they were unable to administer his Pfizer shot because of "some needle issue". The man was instructed to go to another location somewhere else in Laurel. The three other men were called up - one by one - and told the same thing. Naturally, I went to ask whether this needle issue also impacted me, a Moderna vaccine recipient. Nope, they had it. With much relief that I didn't make a blank trip to Laurel, I got the shot. This entire experience begged the question, why didn't the tech inform the previous four men about the needle issue when they first got there? And since each appointment was scheduled, why wouldn't the pharmacy have called the men to let them know before they drove there?

Shoutout to our local community hero, Ed ! He gives a good shot! Covid vaccine shot for the win!!…read moreClean venue and easy to access on the days there is The Dutch Market is closed, but I can't say anything about what it looks like during market. I was told parking is a bit harder, but parking is obtainable. It was easy to make an appointment for the Covid-19 vaccine at the location, so it was a wonderful blessing. It is located near a Mediterranean market and Famous Kabob and Karahi on the side of side of street of Home Depot. We were able to find all our over-the-counter medical supplies and even a cool refreshing drink in the refrigerator. We will be back for the 2nd vaccine shot. So hopefully we get a chance to know the surrounding shops.

This pharmacy is beyond exceptional. I know each of the staff by name, they know all my meds, the…read moreowner greets me when I come in and questions if I am taking meds that might interact. They take the time to call my doctor if they need clarification or need to move along the approval process. Additionally, I get my vaccinations here. Priceless in a word, I will go not other place. Compared to the big pharmacy chains this is like being in another world.

My husband had ankle surgery so hospital visits, doctor visits, not being able to walk on his own…read moreand much more was really a toll but Main Street Pharmacy made getting a scooter so easy and smooth!! Great customer service! They are on top of it! Such a relief to have helpful people in a time of need like this! Couldn't be happier with our scooter and service! Thanks again for everything! This is the place to go!!

I would like to recognize the outstanding care and professionalism shown by Mrs. Armelle, the…read morePharmacy Manager at the CVS Pharmacy located at 13320 Laurel Bowie Road. On May 8, 2026, I received a call from Mrs. Armelle checking on my well-being after a recent change in my medication. She explained that she knew I had been taking the medication for about a week and wanted to see how I was doing. During our conversation, I informed her that I was experiencing serious side effects, including dizziness and feeling light-headed. Mrs. Armelle immediately advised me to contact my doctor for further instructions. I am extremely grateful that she took the time to reach out. Her concern and attention to my health may have prevented a much more serious situation. In today's world, this level of kindness, compassion, and dedication to patient care is rare. It meant a great deal to me and reminded me that there are still healthcare professionals who truly care about their patients. We need more pharmacists like Mrs. Armelle. Thank you, Mrs. Armelle, for going above and beyond. Your kindness, professionalism, and genuine concern for your patients make a real difference.

No line at the Pharmacy Quick & easy. They are also well…read morestaffed behind the pharmacy counter, so this is a plus. Staff always very pleasant here. The manager is the greatest and knows everyone that comes in. Wasn't shopping for food but they do have snacks only here. This location is always neat & clean.

On the surface it looks like a good CVS because it's 24 hour but once you go inside just about…read moreeverything is locked up. Toothpaste- locked up. Press the button several times and eventually someone will show up to release your product. Deodorant- locked up. Hair products- locked up. Makeup brushes- locked up. At this point just put the entire store in a giant vending machine where you pay up front and your items are dispensed to you. This is just ridiculous. I go to check out and all of my items are packed heavy in a single paper bag. I ask the cashier for plastic but he says the store doesn't have plastic bags. I think no big deal until I get home and the bag rips with all of my items falling out.

In preparation of an upcoming event where people from across the nation were coming, I wanted to…read moreprep myself and get some OTC medications that would combat some bugs that might be tagging along. I had one day to do this as I was nearing the deadline for arrivals. Being in the Laurel area I decided to stop here first in hopes of grabbing everything I needed. From the moment I pulled into the parking lot and saw how many vehicles were there and how hard it was to navigate, I should have headed elsewhere. I didn't follow my gut feeling and went inside. It took me a while to browse the shelves to find the appropriate aisle I needed. I did find one medication on the shelf right away. The others were behind the pharmacy counter. I only found this out after going into the aisle that was packed with people waiting to pick up medications to grab the cards for the items I needed. I diligently stood in that line, waiting my turn. This line moved slower than lava approaching the shoreline. I stood there and noticed that the one pharmacy tech had two registers open to deal with the line of customers. Minding my own business, clinching my jaw, listening to the worsening, under-their-breath, comments from the person behind me, I was finally at the register. I handed over the two cards to the lady to grab from behind the counter and waited. She went to the area where they should have been and shouted from there to me that they didn't have it. I had grabbed the store brand card and asked if they had the name brand. Another shout, no. Then they asked me if I wanted something that wasn't even what I was looking for. I politely declined. When the pharmacy tech approached me she again told me they didn't have it. I know, I was here as well as the twenty other customers. She then told me that I could go next door to their competitor to see if they had it. She joked about how they didn't have it and was making light of the fact that I just stood in this line for about a half hour to not receive what I wanted. Her response was something along the lines of, oh well, not my fault. I then said to her, the least you could do is remove the cards from the shelf so people don't stand here in hopes of fulfilling their need to be told it's not available. Simple, and I wouldn't have wasted my time, nearly an hour at that point in this store. Needless to say. I made my way outside with the one item they did have and headed towards their competitor.

This Pharmacy is amazing. I am so glad I found it a diamond in the rough Alex is super helpful and…read morepersonable with all his Customers and he always make sure I have what I need.

Amazing! very kind, professional, knowledgeable and personable. Alex goes beyond and above to make…read moresure the prescriptions are prepared on time.

The stores have similar inventory. I picked up some fruit and bakery items. The produce section is…read moredecent. The cashier was nice.

"It sounds like this is what Cindy is up against," Wong, Son of Kamar-Taj, tells Albert Moon,…read morebrother to Cindy and Silk of Spider-verse fame, who rushed to Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum after escaping his own abduction. "It's a sheep demon...no, wait," Wong collects himself before adjusting his initial assessment, "a Sleep Demon." Meanwhile, inside this particular dream of Cindy's, Silk brandishes dual cutlasses, curved pirate swords, against a ferocious Jai-Li, an orangish-brown Sasquatch-looking demon who, with every skirmish, drains a little more "of [our hero's] psychic energy." "How do we stop [Saya,] who summoned the Jai-Li, from trapping Cindy "in her dreamscape forever?" Albert asks. Wong reaches into what looks to an untrained eye like a drawer full of miscellany before drawing out a closed fist. "This is the Crystal of Breksta." If Albert can get it to Cindy, by entering his sister's dreams, she might, just might, be able to slay the Jai-Li, wielding the shard as a dagger. At the Harris Teeter located at 14702 Baltimore Avenue in Laurel, Maryland, you won't be able to purchase a Crystal of Breksta, as in writer Emily Kim's second Silk graphic novel, but you will be able to buy fresh oranges, limes, dragonfruit, cherry tomatoes, multicolored Squishmallows, striking flower arrangements and bouquets, cereal, kitchen supplies, and every other type of grocery item you could think of, no imagination required. Combine that with a welcome atmosphere and a free, continuous membership once you sign up, and you have a weekly destination worthy of Wong, Albert, and Cindy/Silk.

It is agony going to this store to pick up prescriptions. The employees are fine, but they are…read moregrossly understaffed for the amount of business they do. It doesn't matter if you go inside or use the drive thru.

If you're into chaos and disappointment, this is your pharmacy!…read more I rarely write reviews, but this pharmacy deserves a warning to others. The service here is shockingly poor. Prescriptions are never ready on time, no matter how far in advance they're sent. Expect to wait--either in line or on hold--for an unreasonable amount of time just to be told they've "run out" of your medication or "didn't receive" the prescription, even when you have confirmation that it was sent. The staff is either overwhelmed or uninterested. Communication is vague at best, and downright dismissive at worst. On multiple visits, I've seen people leave frustrated after being told to come back hours later--only to repeat the same cycle. If you rely on timely, accurate prescriptions for your health, I strongly suggest looking elsewhere. This place is more of a liability than a convenience. Looking for a place where your prescription will magically vanish into thin air? Where waiting 45 minutes in line earns you nothing but attitude and an empty-handed walk of shame? Congratulations -- you've found it! Every visit here is like a fun little game: Will they have my meds? Will anyone acknowledge me? Will I leave angry? (Spoiler alert: yes to the last one.) The staff seems genuinely confused that people come here expecting service. Calling ahead? Don't bother -- you'll either be on hold until you question your will to live, or told the prescription was "just sent" even though it was sent yesterday. It's almost impressive how consistently unhelpful this place is. Honestly, if my health didn't depend on this, I'd almost admire the commitment to dysfunction.

This was the first time I had visited the pharmacy. I was able to get out in five minutes., And the…read morepharmacist offered to call my other pharmacy to get my prescription transferred. The cost was less than $10 and I was out the door.

Beltsville pharmacy is hands down the best pharmacy I've dealt with. I had issues with inconsistent…read moredelivery dates with one of my other big brand pharmacies but Beltsville Pharmacy is always on time and precise with their information. Highly recommend them!

They need more cashiers. It wasn't busy in the store at all but their was one cashier with a line.read more

Clean.. well stocked store. Pharmacy can get busy just go non peak hours. Plenty of parking . They…read morealso have a passport photo services.