my family has been using lynch's drug store for over 60 years .they advised me to take all my…read more medication recently for pneumonia because they didn't want a repeat of 50 years ago when i had strep and i stopped taking the medication as i didn't understand the importance of a full dose. thank ypu for everything you have done for the kubik family of hill street,newburyport. bruce kubik

I was appalled at how rude the pharmacist was when I called to see if he would fill a doctor's…read moreprescription for a family member visiting from NY who forgot his meds. Not only was he rude and condescending, he spoke to me as though I was trying to do something illegal. When the NY doctor called to request the prescription, he was equally nasty to him., stating he would not accept a NY MD's prescription. While trying to support local business, we ended up going to CVS. Both CVS stores in town and the Walgreens were more than happy to fill it. We chose CVS as they had it in stock. I do NOT recommend Lynch pharmacy. Note: the woman who answered the phone was lovely. That was the one saving grace. I hope he is kinder to her than he was to our doctor and me.

i walked into connollys a few days ago , i needed help with filling a precriptoin ,as we all know…read morethere seems to be a shortage of just about everthing i thought i was brought back in time,i never used this pharmacy yet i felt like i was there many times, the young man at the pharmacie counter was kind respectfull, the pharmaciest came out to talk to me, he really tried to help me and i was greatfull for that, the beautiful women that was at the counter was very sweet we had a laugh over chuckles candy that i haven,t had in a long time. i guess what i wanted to get across is there is still some great people in this world, and i was luckey to have walk into this place. pat t

This is the best pharmacy I have ever been to. Going here your not "just a #" like some of the…read morebigger chain stores, but they know who you are and what is going on in your life Chris, the head pharmacist is the greatest, most helpful guy. He will literally go on and help with any questions or concerns you might have, about your prescriptions, along with the items in the store. All the pharmacists and people who work there are great! The only thing that I wish was different was that that they would be open even for a couple hours on Sundays (esp. since lately that happens to be the day when mu prescriptions can be filled). Anywhere that is willing to call and deal with the insurance company for you get an "A+" from me! :)

Best compounding pharmacy around! The staff is kind and helpful. And the selection of cool artsy…read moregift stuff is great! Need a nifty teacher gift or a little something as a "thinking of you" gift for a friend, this is the place to go!

I appreciate that they stock the Novavax covid vaccine. Appt was quick and easy. Store has a good…read moreselection of medical equipment, cards, and gifts too.

This CVS is one of my old stomping grounds as I worked as a pharmacy technician back in my twenties…read moreso I'm 100% a CVS customer!! I came in here the other day to get my 2nd shingles vaccine as I got my 1st one @ a CVS back in Las Vegas & knew that they would have a record of this because I wasn't sure of the exact date of when I did get my 1st shingles shot. The lady @ the pharmacy counter was very nice & was able to pull me up by my name & DOB. I had to update my insurance info as my plan changed the first of the new year. It was very busy when I stopped in here on a Thursday afternoon around 4pm. I didn't schedule an appointment for my vaccine as I was having trouble connecting to the CVS app. I tell ya the Verizon cell phone service in this area isn't the best. I was able to get my vaccine as a walk in even though it was busy. Jaime the pharmacist was the one who gave me my shingles shot. He was very friendly & nice to chat with. He gave me my shot without any issues (yes, the shingles vaccine does hurt! As I tell patient's "its not the needle that hurts its the medicine) & I had told him how I use to work here in my 20's. The pharmacy has grown as I counted probable about 5-6 people behind the counter. The store has even grown too. I have found that it has gotten more crowded with aisles/products, as if they put more in this store. There isn't much room to move down an aisle if there is someone else in it too. I did get my coupons from their coupon machine & did some shopping based on what coupons I had. I do find CVS to be more expensive than Walmart but with the coupons it helped by lowering the prices of some of the items that I wanted to buy. I did go to the self checkout (which I hate) & did have some problems with scanning my items but one of the employees came over right away & helped me fix the issues. I do find that it can be a pain in getting out of if you park on the smaller parking lot side so I went home the back way then trying to fit to get back out on islington street.

Terrible experience at this store! I'm a loyal CVS customer . I recently moved to the Portsmouth…read morearea and this is the only CVS available. The store is old, unorganized, in lines to the pharmacy almost out the door. Also, the management is not at all customer service oriented. I had one of the rudest experiences with a manager named Victor in all my years. What a nasty young man. He has no concept of treating a human being, much less a customer, with care. Avoid this place!

This is a bummer. I always got my vaccinations here. Their techs were professional and kind. There…read morewas a separate room where you'd get your shot. And you didn't have to take your life in your hands getting in and out of the parking lot.

My family has used this pharmacy/store since its inception…read more The pharmacy folks were like family to my Mom as she aged; very comforting for us. I'm following suit. Wicked competent, compassionate and friendly staff.

What makes this a great store is that they're open 24/7. They aren't a huge store but they do offer…read moremore than most stores with a selection of shelf stable food items and a wall of refrigerated food items, including a cooler or two of ice cream etc. You can get milk, cheese, frozen dinners and ice cream. They carry the standard stuff for a CVS. I find it harder to locate things in this store despite the aisle signs. So melatonin is semi-hidden and not anywhere near the vitamins or supplements. They seem to have a larger supply of cosmetics than other locations I've been in. The pharmacy hours are very reasonable. They don't have a drive thru which would be nice. My interaction with pharmacy staff so far has been pretty basic -- not particularly helpful but they weren't outright rude either (which is becoming more common w pharmacy staff as work conditions are deteriorating). They had no cashier at any of the registers at 6pm on a busy Saturday night. They have 3-4 self checkouts that were open and needed to be used. There was a line to checkout. I gave up trying to use a coupon on an item because I needed to leave and couldn't wait for help to magically appear. The checkout I was at didn't allow for cash back when using a debit card. That was unusual and disappointing. Maybe one of the other registers does have that feature but you'd have to study the signage around the checkout area (which is very cramped and has a lot of information posted all around it). If you have the CVS app, you can order items online and then just go in to pick them up. If you're not getting a prescription, that'd be my suggestion. The parking lot is free and is a busy area. At night it is lit but it would be better if it was brighter. Because it is close to downtown Nbpt there are certainly folks on foot and bikes so be careful. This is one of the only CVS' that I will actually go into. For some reason, the customers at many of them are just not pleasant people. Why they attract stressed out, rude, and/or annoyed customers I don't know but that's been my CVS experience and part of the reason I took my prescriptions and business elsewhere. Life is hard enough without having a stressful experience for simple pharmacy/convenience store shopping. You shouldn't need to do breathing exercises in your car because you have to grab a bottle of Tylenol!! lol

Every time I go to this particular CVS (Pond Street), I find the cashiers very rude. Today was no…read moreexception - forgive me for bothering you, it's not like you're that busy! Storey Ave. is a much busier CVS, yet the staff is so much nicer.

I am grateful that I get to use CVS with my insurance coverage. The team here is always positive,…read moresupportive, and makes every effort to work through any communication challenges that come up with the doctor's office. None of us wants to be dealing with medicines but when you have to, it is a comfort to know there are people that care and work hard to support you.

I haven't been in this branch that many times, but I will say that it is always SUPER busy in the…read morepharmacy. That said, they seem to have good attitudes and take the time to help. I'd give it more stars, but I got a vaccine the other day, on a Thursday, and my arm was sore until Tuesday the following week. The vaccine giver just jammed it into the front of my shoulder. May be it's time to review vaccine delivery protocols with the staff. The store is a newer, larger CVS so it seems to have a good selection of product and it's near a lot of other stores.