We recently moved to Cambridge from Philadelphia where we have been using the same chain pharmacy…read moresince it opened. A Pharmacist there understood the meaning of customer service and was a person who was an integral part of my Healthcare team. When we moved here I expected the same level of service from the chain and transferred all of our scripts to their closest store in Easton. I was completely wrong and after to months decided to go to a Mom/Pop local pharmacy and it was the best choice I made. The staff at Clayton's knows me when I walk in after only two visits, they are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. It was a great choice and thank you, major chain pharmacy, for causing me to make the change.

What I love about this place is their delivery service, it is so good to be able to count on having…read moremy meds delivered on a regular basis in a timely fashion number of courses, I would easily forget all of this, the staff is extremely friendly and pleasant helpful.

Cape Pharmacy has changed and not in a good way since it was taken over by Beebe…read more Not nearly as friendly, still go there because we still prefer small local and we are not fans of big box pharmacies.

Both before and after Beebe took over, we have received the same efficient And friendly service…read more We wouldn't wait in line at the big box stores.

Wow! This pharmacy gives customer service like you have never experienced. Medicines are in…read morestock or arrive when promised. Dr Tee and her staff are absolutely amazing!

Family focused, serves the individual, not the "crowd (focuses on your needs". You feel that your…read moreneeds and concerns are important .

Calls telling me my prescription is ready for pickup, then when I arrive, it's not. Sometimes I…read morehave to wait for service at the prescription counter. (No one behind the counter.)

Got a message at 1:14 today that my medication was ready. I arrived about 1:20. The person in front…read moreof me was called. 1:30 and I'm still waiting and someone came behind me. I start to see them closing the gates and black lady with braids say, we are closing and will be back opened at 2. I thought she was talking about the person behind me. She was talking to both of us. I said I've been waiting for 10 minutes and she sarcastically said, well, we need breaks. I leave and come back at 2:20. I pick up my medication from an older male employee. After, I asked for her name, he had to think briefly and said Ethel. He said she's only here because the original pharmacist was on vacation. I said thank you and left. This isn't the first time I had horrible service from them but it will be the last. I will be taking my business elsewhere. I do NOT recommend this place.

If you are looking for a new pharmacy after Rite-Aid closed, do not switch to CVS! If you don't…read morehave a history with them & don't have insurance that covers prescriptions, they won't fill your script!!! Of course, they don't tell your provider when they call in the script. Don't care about inconveniencing patients who need their medication. It is Friday & if your provider is closed for the weekend then you go without your necessary medications!!!!! No way to run a business.

Y'all, when this migraine hit, I was incapacitated. I did not want to get out of bed for anything…read more The only thing I brought with me, ibuprofen, was not cutting it. I waited for the pain to dull and found myself in my vehicle and on the road for some type of solution. Quick search showed that CVS was nearby and I headed in that direction as fast as I could. I will say this is not the best CVS I have been to, but for what I was here, it served its purpose. The parking lot was atrocious. It was like one of those brain teaser puzzles to figure out not only where to park, but how to make your way through without taking out another car. Inside is a bit disorienting. The aisles were set up weird. I somehow made my way to the pain reliever section. Probably looking like a hot mess because I look like I'm in shambles with my sunglasses and whatever it was I threw on. Found my Aleve and headed to the coolers to grab a drink to wash this down with. I believe I used the self checkouts. The state I was in would not have served anyone right so the self checkouts was where it was at for me. Another no plastic bag situation but since I was only getting two items I didn't need one. Made my way back out of this place and prayed to whomever that CVS may have just saved the day.

Ace brand spray paintWhite primer was the worst never seen anything that bad.I shook it for 6…read moreminutes and it's spread runny and cracked immediately even though the part had a brand new coat of good black primer on it. This is the first time in my 54 years of life.Have I ever given anybody a bad review?That's how bad it was.I am new to yelp, so hope I did everything, right

The Rehoboth Variety on the main drag at RB is a throwback to the 5 and 10 drugstores from years…read moregone by. The store sells everything from sundries to souvenirs. Instead of paying $2+ at other locations for bottled water the RBV sells large bottles of Aquafina for only $1. In addition to this deal on water, overall prices are below those found in most resorts stores. We end up buying our sunscreen and supplies here because of their selection and prices instead shopping at home. For those of you wishing to take home the frozen Grotto Pizza, but do not have the right size cooler, the store carries the large sized insulated freezer bags for only a few dollars!!

Let's face facts. CVS is CVS . Same nationwide so it's the staff that makes the difference…read more Pharmacy wise the pharmacist Mike is friendly and a pleasure to deal with. He has that old pharmacy feel. He recognizes you and greets you. There is another pharmacist , blond woman, who clearly hates her job and the public.

I'm not afraid of eating some crow when it becomes clear I was wrong. I just hope my stellar review…read more& defense of the Lewes CVS Pharmacy team did not set too many folks on the wrong path TO this store. Folks, getting scrips filled here is or can easily make your life much harder than it already is. And if your health requires regular refills... God help you. Don't be a masochist. Please move your scrips. A little background: Suddenly there was a flag on my refills where there wasn't before, along with a whole new/foreign PRIMARY INSURANCE listed (??!!) & my actual and only insurer was dunked to secondary. 1. You can't call & talk to these folks when it works for you. Oh, "we're a digital store. We don't take calls. Only do call backs." Translated: when it's good for them. God forbid if you have to schedule your breaks or have coworkers you'd like to be considerate of. Message heard: they and their time are more important than the patients and their time, not to mention health. 2. When my insurance carrier called the store to clear up the issues, their calls also went to voicemail. 3. These weren't new scrips. They were processed correctly with no hitches numerous times. WTF?! Even when confronted with the obvious in their system and with my insurance company repeatedly confirming they have no flags on these refills, and see no reason for any issues, the now-infamously poor performing CVS Lewes Pharmacy staff looks at ME for the solution. 4. A call to the CVS corporate relations line yielded no chance at the Lewes store, but the very nice agent after working on this for an hour with me, and after multiple calls to the store about their responses that just aren't jiving, she at least reassured me that it was NOT ME. And she concurred that the best thing is do is transfer what I can to another store, and to run, run and don't look back. Lol. Lost cause. Stick a fork in 'er!