***if i could give zero stars i would** pharmacy - may be…read moreover worked as all of us are - but they are nasty nasty nasty - as well as the peopel that answer the phone - they want you to do things via the automated line so that it is easier for them and then when you tell them that is how you refilled a script they tell you "that was your first mistake" - this is rude- as well as if the phone line connects you the the doctors line and you are asking what you called for they yell at you like a child they are the worst

Spencer Blacksmith has gotta be the best employee CVS I've ever ran into. Amazing customer service…read moreand is very helpful during my purchase. Thank you very much!!

I don't even know where to start...this is the worst CVS location I have ever been too. Management…read moreis literally the worst. They don't know how to communicate or explain simple things. For your sake...GO TO A DIFF CVS so you don't have to deal with a nightmare

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.

The woman that takes prescription orders is very unkind and seems very disgruntled and ver…read moreobviously taking it out on customers. She made me feel very nervous about just getting a prescription transferred like I did something wrong and she was quite angry. I wish I did not have to go back but I do sadly.

I wish I could give it -5 stars. The pharmacy is the mail issue. The drug auto refill alerts you…read morebut they are never ready anymore, then when you call to get it filled it's always never filled when you pick up. I thought this was a once or twice kind of thing during COVID, but it's been going on since the C19 vaccine has been out. I'm pro vaccine, I want them to give out vaccines here, but staff up or fill it so it's just there when I pick up. Insanity every time for months. Avoid at all costs!

A 24-hour CVS can be a lifesaver if you need a restroom in the early hours of the morning…read more While driving through Peekskill, NY on a business trip, I found myself desperately needing one around 5 a.m. I was originally searching for a Starbucks or Dunkin', but a co-worker informed me that CVS has public restrooms. Sure enough, I was able to use their restroom. It was fairly clean for a public restroom, but unfortunately the soap dispenser was empty--only hand sanitizer was available. I was too exhausted at the time to bring it up to staff. Note: I'm deliberately using the correct word restroom--not "bathroom," since there was no bathtub. At 17, during a senior class trip to France, I asked for the bathroom location in a restaurant, and a few French people responded that Americans use the word bathroom instead of restroom when looking for a public toilet, and I have never forgotten that! I have been using the word "restroom" ever since! I'm giving this CVS four stars, deducting one for the lack of soap.

This is the worst CVS I've ever been to. Every single person working here could not be slower if…read morethey tried. No eye contact when dealing w/ customers, zero sense of urgency or concern when there's 15 people waiting for their scrips. I just waited 15 minutes only to be told the scrip they had texted me was ready was out of stock. By the way, the guy in front of me went thru the same thing. The guy was like, "Yeah that's out of stock, it'll be ready Tuesday." I said, you just texted me to cone get it. He's like we also texted you it was out of stock, so he lied to my face. Add in their new infuriating policy of only taking messages and then calling back at their convenience?! Um, I work in construction. I can't take phone calls when I'm in a 25 foot tall ladder or under someone's house. I called yesterday and used the provider button and the pharmacist yelled at and hung up on me! Are you kidding me? ZERO STARS

I have been trying to use the Walmart's app for over to no avail. I have spoken to mindless…read moreWalmart's staff over 10 times over the last month. With the problem with Walmart I no longer will do business with this piss poor company

I've only used Walmart pharmacy twice in the past year. I know Walmart wants to be "one stop…read moreshopping" for basically everything under the sun but I just don't like going here for prescriptions. The instances I visited there was only one person on staff and they took forever helping the two people in front of me. It's not completely terrible but not my preference. Thankfully they don't make you pay at a regular register and take your money on the spot.

It's a supermarket, what can I really say about it other than it has food. LOL!…read more I like this place because of it's selection of ice cream, they seem to have a decent stock compared to the other supermarkets in the immediate area. It's rarely if ever crowded so it's a quick in & out with a Redbox just outside the door for a quick snack and rental.

Clean, organized good quality produce, meats, ect. Deli staff are very nice. Typical issues with…read moreprice chopper checking out always tends to take awhile due to understaffing the checkout lanes. Though it's better here than the Middletown store.

A new branch of this treasure opened recently in Phoenicia, where I went to get a prescription…read morefilled. Ed Ullmann, the pharmacist, spoke to us as people -- he walked around the counter to be face to face, rather than stay behind the counter -- and was tremendously helpful. The Rx wasn't in the Phoenicia pharmacy, and I asked to pick it up in the Tannersville pharmacy; it was done seamlessly. Up in Tannersville I was helped by the pharmacist (Jennifer B, I believe), who was as helpful and kind as I needed. This is the way health care should work. Not a corporate profit point, but a place to get help from a human being who is caring and kind. I'm a believer, and I HIGHLY recommend Well ess Rx.

What a cute little pharmacy even as a living room couch if you want to hang out. The pharmacist…read morewears a White jacket like the old days and it looks like it's a therapist because he's giving well-being advice.

I left big chain commercial pharmacies for the corner drugstore feel of Neighborx. I remember the…read morewarm smile on Rory's face when he first opened it. That was many years ago. Today that same warm welcoming smile is found immediately upon the face of everyone behind the counter. Prices have always been fair and the service always prompt. I have never run into a problem with my medication not being available. That is my biggest complaint about large "chain store pharmacies. They supply an array of items quite similar to the old mom-and-pop corner store of yesteryear. As well as many popularly sought-after essential oils scents.;

I went into the store to purchase eye drops and solicited the advice of the pharmacist. She was…read morevery nice and made a recommendation. However, I could not use them because they burned my eyes and caused much discomfort and pain. I tried to return them the next time I went in to pick up a prescription and was told they could not take them back because I had opened them. How would I know if I didn't try them? Really? You are going to lose one entire family of customers over $6. Did you ever hear of returning them to the manufacture? Or absorbing the expense in order to do the right thing? This policy exhibits a complete disconnect, both from the people responsible for keeping your doors open (your customers) and from common sense.

This is about the pharmacy…read more So I had to get a refill on a pretty generic heartburn medicine that took literally five trips (all in one day!) Trip 1: That will be 200 dollars. Trip 2: Sorry we didn't add your insurance. That will be 200 dollars. Trip 3: Closed for lunch from 1:30 to 2 pm. That's fine but maybe a sign to let folks know? Trip 4: Here is your prescription for 30 days. I can't give you 90 days because the doctor didn't write a prescription for that. Trip 5: Oh nevermind, the doctor did write a prescription for 90 days. That will be 600 dolllars. Oh you have a GoodRx code? Nevermind 30 dollars. Eventually I got what I needed, but CVS employees did not seem to care about how much I'd need to pay until visit 5, and completely did not see a prescription on at least 2 visits. One star. The store is great however. Well stocked. Fairly priced. Good selection of candy, etc. The pharmacy? Meh.

Anyone giving this CVS a one star review has clearly not been to very many other pharmacies. Our…read moreother pharmacies in the the city and a few in NJ were miserable, and this one is an absolute delight. I finally don't dread going to the pharmacy.