Was told 20-30 minutes when I called and dealt with the horrendous automated system. Lady on the…read morephone super polite said it would be 20-30 minutes. I arrive one hour later at 6pm and was told it wasn't ready and would be 20-30 minutes. Annoying. It's giving Idk what's going on. Idk how to properly do my job and I just tell customers whatever to get them off of the phone. Also while looking up this store to leave a review all other CVS locations show 17-19 minute wait this one shows 30 minutes. says a lot as well. Just be honest with customers so they don't waste their time

Overpriced as fuck. They put things "on sale", aka lowering them to their actual prices. During…read moreEaster they replaced the cadbury eggs with shitty reese's peanut ones. You can also expect their bathrooms to look as pictured.

Amazing people working there! I've been going here for over 6 years I've never had any issues with…read morethem very friendly and fast!

I have been going to MCcays since they opened and I am very glad to have a real neighbor hood Rx…read more They don't have a soda fountain or stools and food served but the do have staff that know your name, and say hello when you open that door. If you choose to wait they do have cushioned chairs and daily paper to read. Or you can browse the isles of medicine, Herbs and even some home wares. Of course UK wildcat items, and local made items, with cold drinks. Cant forget hand made candy like Ale8 one sucker sticks and suckers, I think its made by "Ruth candies". Every one is friendly and helps out where they can. They call your doctors for refills, and even gets pre-authorizations for you if needed. The only reason they are not getting 5 stars is they are closed on Sundays, but everyone deserves a day of rest. Thank you everyone at "McCAYS".

Horrible pharmacy. You get Horrible service. They didn't fill my meds for a week and caused me to…read moreend up in the emergency room I was so sick. I will never use this pharmacy again.

I've filled rxs here several times with good results and low wait times. Today I did encounter a…read moreproblem I haven't had before. My daughter was seen by a local urgent care for a bee sting to her eyelid this morning -- the swelling was pretty severe and I worried benedryl wouldn't be enough. The NP ordered a steriod and we discussed the potential for cellulitis -- she ordered an abx to keep on hand with instructions that if cellulitis was developing to start the abx and take her to a pediatric ER due to the sensitive location. So -- steriods were needed and abx to have just in case. When I get to the pharmacy it took an unusual amount of time to get the meds ready. Any pharmacy can have an off day. So I strolled through the store with kiddo's eye swollen; she's irritated and uncomfortable. We start checking out and I realize the price is unusually high. There were 5-6 prescriptions...not the two I anticipated. I realized the NP either electronically rx'd other other meds that may be useful...or maybe a certain template of rx's generated for the problem we presented with. But between the urgent care center and the pharmacy I wasn't made aware of other medications I would be paying for and didn't realize it took awhile because they prepared all these medications I never intended to buy in the first place. So the pharmacy tech looked flusterd when I refused to pay for medications I felt I did not need (I have 4 kids and already have motrin, benedryl, and pepcid at the house). And the pharmacist called across the room "Well I hope she gets some benedryl because that's really important." There might have been some sass in her tone. Or I was just done meandering around a store with a cranky toddler at nap-time, eye all swollen from the bee sting. YES, I gave the antihistamine before I left for the urgent care clinic, thanks. I wonder if there is a way to include the patient in on prescriptions that are being prepared to reduce wasted time, effort, supplies, *before* checking out? We got what we needed and everything is fine but the process wasn't efficient for the pharmacy staff or myself..

DO NOT use this pharmacy. I had a prescription filled supposedly for 180 tablets (a 3 month supply)…read moreusing a GoodRX coupon that clearly stated $49.99 at the Medicine Shoppe for 180 tablets. The pharmacy charged $54.99 for 60 tablets. My fault for not checking since they took the aforementioned coupon. Upon realizing the prescription was for only 60 I called The Medicine Shoppe and said it was supposed to be for 180. They said my doctor called in the prescription for only 60 but upon further questioning said it was for 2 more refills. I asked if they would accept the coupon from GoodRX that is $23.63 for 60 tablets and refund the difference. The answer was no. Caveat emptor "LET THE BUYER BEWARE". They have zero customer service.

Danny and his team go above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction. They are quick, friendly,…read moreEXTREMELY helpful, and take on extra tasks that larger chain-style pharmacies would simply not take the time to do. Highly recommended.