I came in here because I was in need of a few healthcare items and thought why not come in here and…read moresee if they had them. I ended up not getting anything of what I wanted because as soon as I walked in here. I honestly could not remember what it was that I needed so badly that it made me come here. What I did end up doing was walking through the store and browsing for snacks, even though I didn't need that either. I looked over what they had, and honestly there wasn't much. A lot of the shelves were nearly empty so it made stopping here almost needless. I was a bit disappointed and headed out of here.

Staff could be nicer. Waited over 20 min for a prescription and had to leave. Called and…read morecomplained about it and manager said it would take time from her trying to fix the problem to come tell customers that the computer was acting up! So I went back and had to still wait again because more issues. I called customer service and was told 3 business days before someone will get back to me. I called them 4 months ago but no return calls. Managers are way over paid! We only have one pharmacy now and rite aid is sure messing it up. So sad all the empty shelves inside makes you think they are going out of business.

Well here it is, 6 pm. You would think a service department like sporting goods would be staffed or…read morethat perhaps one of the 15 employees walking by would know how to sell a hunting license. Instead I get several employees telling me that there isn't anyone working in sporting goods right now. Poor traing, poor customer service, no help. Pretty sad a store like Walmart cannot fully staff it's locations.

The only problem I had was trying to find items, everything was moved around. A couple of ladies…read morestopped me and asked where coffee filters were, told her, I asked her if she knew where the plastic covers were located. She said yes she did, and she showed me. All started laughing, it made it a little bit easier to find items.

i have relied on CVS for decades. the pharmacy staff are some of most dedicated people i have…read moreencountered in my long life doing human services. i cannot commend them enough. however the out side of the new(er) location is not maintained. winter will be on us soon and the cinders and debris on the east side of the building has not been tended to this season. i am fearful the drive through customers will soon encounter trouble with tires

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.

This Walmart is pretty clean and organized unlike most stores I have been to. They have a pretty…read moregood selection and variety of items to choose from. The staff is very friendly and helpful .

RUTH - I cannot PRAISE you enough for going above and beyond for my family member! Your…read morecompassion and understanding shows me that you truly care of each of your patients! I am grateful!! Hopefully, your boss reads this and gives you a SHOUT OUT at CVS!

I am a clinical nurse specialist with specialization in ADHD. Following a few years of insufficient…read moreaccess to medical treatment for ADHD, I was pleased to be able to offer the medical component of care at my office through a physician who sees patients in need of medication management one day each month. After review of history, PDMP verification, vital signs, and collaboration involving a review of the patient record, Dr. Smith spends 30 minutes with each patient. As this affiliation was developing, I sought consultation from Brent Robertson, lead pharmacist at Oil City, PA CVS. He agreed to accept paper rx's and advised me about requirements such as format and tamper-proof paper. Dr. Smith saw patients in my office on 5/9/25 and 6/23/25. No questions were asked in regard to filling rx's provided in May, but, in June, a new pharmacist (Jen Nick) who demonstrated inadequate understanding of ADHD (belief that Adderall is a narcotic and that persons taking this shouldn't be driving) refused to fill Adderall prescriptions for my patients. I was sure that Brent would resolve this problem when he returned on 6/30. To my astonishment, he informed me that CVS would no longer fill any prescriptions from my office! Among the reasons given to my patients were fraud, insufficient physician time with patient, suspicions about rx legitimacy,etc. When I tried to explain the situation, he became angry and flatly refused to continue discussing. When I tried to talk to store manager Mike Walentoski He was downright rude. Oil City is an economically depressed community which is underserved in mental health. With recent closing of Rite Aide. Pharmacy, choices are even more limited. Research confirms a high incidence of motor vehicle accidents as well as other unfortunate outcomes in untreated individuals with ADHD. This suddenly imposed and unwarranted obstacle to treatment of ADHD creates unnecessary risks for individuals and the community and impugns the reputation of a dedicated mental health agency. I would appreciate a phone call to discuss this significant problem. Regards Pam Nicodemus, MS RN CNS Board-certified in Mental Health and Faculty Emeritus, Clarion University of PA Phone: 814-673-1026

They are listed as a UPS drop off location and that's true , however they charge 2 dollars to do itread more

From the owner: Means Lauf Super Drug, located in Brookville, is a Penn Highlands Community Pharmacy location. We…read moreoffer convenient options such as free delivery service, bubble pack medication options, and a drive thru. Whether you need a vaccination, prescription, or over-the-counter medication, Means Lauf Super Drug is designed to meet your needs. To learn more, call or visit our website.

Gatti Pharmacy has been my pharmacy since I moved to Indiana, PA in 2003. They are locally owned…read moreand know their customers. When I go and pick up my prescriptions, I seldom have to tell them my name. They know who I am and greet me. The front of the store is a restaurant/cafe, gift shop and greeting card shop, just like in the "old days", but it is nice, modern up-to-date store.

This place had a cafe in the front with the best Hamburgers ever!! Does anyone remember the name of…read morethat deli? About 10 years ago.