I don't care what anyone says, I LOVE CVS. I come here at least twice a month and there was a time…read morewhen I would come in once a week, to the point where I had a conversation with an employee and mentioned that I come here a lot and he agreed. HA! Reasons why I love CVS and this one in particular, is the fact that parking is never a struggle and the employees are friendly and helpful. Most of the time, things are in stock and I don't have trouble finding what I want, need, or want to think about buying. SIGN UP FOR THE EXTRABUCKS! The coupons, ExtraBucks, and 2% cashback makes it so fun. There was once a time where I couponed SO HARD that the balance went to $0.00! I love to challenge myself to see how much LESS I can pay, for an item or two, compared to big retailers. I shop for makeup here. I've been coming to this CVS for so long that I remember when they didn't have ELF and now ELF makeup is back! The brand I am most loyal to here is Wet N Wild. I love the self-checkout feature. If there's ever an error or I need help, the employees are timely and communicative. One time, I had this coupon that was not working and the manager went above and beyond to ensure that the coupon worked for me! I will never talk bad about this place, ever. The pharmacy can get busy at times but I've never had a hard time with the staff. CVS is a retail store so there's always stuff to be put out on display; the workers do their best and I appreciate their efforts and work. When Christmas is over, their sales are worth checking out so you can load up on gift bags, gift card holders, and wrapping paper at half the price or cheaper. All in all, this CVS is my favorite. I walk in with a coupon and leave knowing I got a good deal on my purchase.

Five stars is for the tech Kiara. Kiara personally and patiently researched an active prescription…read more I don't know much about the store or but this young woman is one redeeming factor among any of the CVS stores.

The store always looks like it's going out of business. Most of the shelves are empty. They still…read morehave a great beer and wine section and deals. So much cheaper than Raley's. Thus we come here for the Beer and Wine and make a separate trip of it. Inconvenient, but worth the money savings. They also have only one shopping cart. You really score if you get the cart. It was available today which was a miracle.

This but as many other rite aid is closing. I went by today and every time I called or ask…read moresomething the ladies was very polite. I don't shop at rite aid because I feel it's over price but since they are going out of business they have sales especially baby items I just can't pass up on amongst other things food and make you. Even the alcohol and wine was on sale. I'm like wow. Good luck to all the ladies hope they find something they enjoy doing.

People always come here to say bad things so I want to shoutout my pharmacy. I've been coming here…read morefor 8 years and I've honestly never really had a problem. My prescriptions are always on time and the staff is friendly. They work hard and I have no complaints.

This is my local Safeway Pharmacy 1814 19th Street and I pickup several medications each month for…read morediverse medical conditions. Yesterday, the long haired blonde pharmacist, when bagging my medications, said with an oddly unpleasant tone "see you tomorrow". I asked her if I had a medication that would be ready. She responded in a now rather sarcastic tone, "no, but I see you here everyday". That was very rude and disheartening and I didn't know how to respond. This type of "medication shaming" in regards to frequency can negatively affect someone who is struggling with medical conditions and would rather not be taking medications to begin with. It did not feel like a friendly comment like "have a nice day". It was way too personal like I'm being tracked or judged. I do not feel like going to this location if these types of unprofessional comments will be the norm from this pharmacist lady. Next thing you know she'll start commenting on my medical conditions. Sensitivity training should result, in the event she encounters a customer that is ashamed of being sick or suffering from depression, or other mental health issue that affects self esteem.

I first want to give credit to the intern. Who is trying his best to help. He was still in training…read moreand simply not able to help. The existing staff were tired and clearly burned out. It was the end of the day during the after work rush. Normally, I wouldn't give burnt out staff a bad review but clear communication should be a basic practice of any business. I take my grandmother to the pharmacy when her meds are ready. One prescription is refrigerated and she doesn't trust a mail delivery. So we go in person when the pharmacy calls to say it's ready. She got the call stating both prescriptions would be ready by 6pm the following day. We went when the pharmacist said they would be ready. They were not ready. A different pharmacist said he could get it ready. He apologizd it wasn't ready as promised. Upsetting but understandable. He called us up an hour and half later when he had one ready. The second was not in the building. It needed to be ordered. That was irritating enough but it took an hour and a half wait for them to tell us that. We could have left and came back when they were both ready rather than making my grandmother wait. We came back two days later for the second prescription. We called first to ensure it was ready. Lesson: Call ahead and ask the pharmacist to put eyes on the finished prescription. Don't trust their computer.

This place is in the ghetto and it's pretty shabby…read more But I don't even mind that. It's the pharmacy. It's rage inducing. The managing pharmacist is hit or miss, but they hired a new male pharmacist who is incredibly rude. And when I came to pick up the meds for my parents, they shorted me a med. The male pharmacist tried to blame me for not checking on the number of meds. Oh it's my fault y'all don't know how to do your jobs. My bad, this fool thinks it's my job to dictate to him exactly what the screen says. I am sorry you can't read. How did you get your job?? I drive back over for the second time in the same day and another pharmacy tech told me she couldn't find my dad's records. I was shouting at her the information because she apparently couldn't hear me through the plexiglass. Suddenly, she was able to find it, but she went to the back of the pharmacy for whatever reason. Are your computers broken, or your employees? Never got an apology. Check your accounts to make sure they don't send you on a wild goose chase twice. They don't care about your time, and definitely will try and take shortcuts.

Thank goodness this CVS location is still open! Every other Walgreens, Rite Aid and many other CVS…read morehas closed down due to constant theft. I come here often to refill prescriptions or pick up last minute items conveniently instead of having to deal with large crowds at Target or Walmart. The employees are helpful and considerate. The pharmacy is busy but the lines move fast. You'll find plants, flowers, gift cards, balloons, candy and seasonal goodies for every occasion. I definitely recommend stopping by and supporting this location so it doesn't close

Just had a phenomenal experience at this CVS. I had to call ahead to get some eye drops because I…read moreaccidentally poked myself in the eye right before a Soccer match. Jose was super helpful and so efficient. He already had grabbed my item and held it in front for me by the time I arrived at the store. He was polite and super helpful. Will definitely be returning to this location in the future! Thanks, Jose!

Oh no!!! We got a new car battery and the car won't stop blinking. The emergency lights just won't…read morego off. The loud alarm wasn't going off, just the emergency lights. And the triangle button wasn't doing anything. We went back to the car shop and inquired what we could do. They suggested that the alarm may be going off. We zipped home and found the key fob that has the alarm button on it. Sadly the fob didn't do a thing. No locking and unlocking the doors, no panic button clicking on and off. Nothing. OMG!!! What to do. We popped it open and the battery looked fine. We haven't used it in 7 years so it should still be working. The battery wasn't corroded so there was no excuse why is wasn't working. Our only guess is it expired. Maybe time drained it. So off to Walgreens we went. In high hopes they had this unique battery size. We brought our expired battery with us. It actually had no expiration date so I should just refer to it as a dead battery. To our pleasant surprise they had it. It looked like a AAA battery but half the heights. We've never seen a battery like it before. Usually in key fobs they use giant watch looking batteries. Those we actually have at home. The batteries were easy to find in Walgreens. Soon as you enter go right and walk past the cash register and on the wall on the right all your batter dreams are hanging. When we found the one we wanted we realized the batteries were locked. By that time a long line at the cashiers had formed. After waiting by the batteries I got in line. When it was my turn she grabbed her key and helped us get our battery. By then the line had subsided and we quickly checked out, put in our rewards number and were on our way. In the car we instantly put the battery in, but it didn't do anything, no light went on or anything. We drove home and now we were in sight of our car we tried it again and the light blinked and the doors unlocked. With another click the doors locked. After that we were on a roll. No more blinking lights and thankfully the issue was solved. We are so blessed that we solved the problem with a single batter and no trip to the dealership. The cashier was pleasant and efficient. She welcomed everyone into the store even as she was busy checking people out. I thought that was a nice touch, the personal welcome. If you are in search of a unique size batter I suggest you check out Walgreens in West Sacramento.

Unsafe!!!!! Trash in the drive way around the pharmacy. I…read morewas threatened by another patron and the store did nothing to assist. They overcharge on co-pays. Had to spend hours on phone with my insurance to get it worked out. The manager, Anita, is rude and defensive. The pharmacist is rude and uncaring. The pharmacist assistant ignores you so you just have to sit and wait. And God forbid they smile or act pleasant. It is bad enough the place looks like a slum. It is worse when they act like they belong in a slum. Worst walgreens I have ever been to. Hope i never have to come back here. Too bad there are no minus stars

It was fantastic to be able to go to an independent pharmacy with such a good product selection…read more I'm very sad that they are closing. You'll be missed in the neighborhood.

After switching insurance from Kaiser to Sutter, I had to find a different pharmacy and am so glad…read moreto have found Ten Acres. They're close to home, always friendly, and always quick to fill my prescriptions. There are several parking spaces just outside, which is shared with the coffee shop next door. I usually park in the Taylor's Market parking lot and stop by the market on my way out of the pharmacy.

MUCH better ENT specialist MD than Sacramento Sutter in Midtown. Infected ear requiring removal of…read moreforeign object directly on the ear drum. Midtown Sutter MD - - tortured to the point of tears for over an hour with NO infection. With very little discomfort, this doctor extracted the extremely difficult to remove silicone from my severely infected, bloody, mangled and swollen- until-nearly-closed ear canal. Go here instead for an ENT. It's worth the standard hwy 80/Expo traffic.

It has been almost six years since I've posted my review and going onto seven years since me and my…read morehusband have moved our business to Midtown Pharmacy formerly Physician's Building Pharmacy. I am here to say that after all this time, the service provided is just as amazing now as it was before. I cannot say, "Thank You!" enough to Mitesh and everybody that works there. Here's wishing them many more years of success.