Great little local pharmacy!!! The friendly staff offer the personal touch that is usually lacking…read morethese days. The pharmacist is always available to answer questions and offer sage advice. They also offer reasonably priced special items and gifts. Love Gordonsville Pharmacy

Wonderful Pharmacy! Great service, friendly employees. Amish Foods, local gifts and jewelry…read more Little gift shop along with medical supplies. The Pharmacists are very helpful and courteous.

Nice and relatively new. Well stocked. Cashier drove me nuts complaining about the previous…read morecustomer to the manager while ringing me up. This was not the time and I had to endure her shrill voice while she vented. The manager did not do anything during this time. First visit was unpleasant because of this situation.

Most of the time, the chain stores can get a bad rep for being a "big box" store, but I love the…read moreCVS chains. What I like about the CVS Pharmacies is that you can go to any of the area stores and they've got your info in the database. When living in a rural area it's nice to have a pharmacy in any direction you have to go. The Orange CVS Pharmacy has a great staff that treats you like the neighbor that you are and so you get the local pharmacy feel. It's also nice to call in your orders, go to the drive-through or use the mobile app for refills.

I transferred from prescription from 2 different CVS' and a different Walgreens to here -- and I'm…read moreso happy I did! I'm not even from here, but this is hands down one of the best Walgreens I've been to in my life. The pharmacist was amazing over the phone in person. It was quick and painless to get my prescription. The store itself was super clean, cute and had wonderful staff. Highly recommend!

Their staff is top notch! It's their supplier that has a lot to be desired. A family member is…read moreinsulin dependent. They regularly order their diabetic pump supplies on time. However, many times the Omnipod is supposed to be ready and when we arrive to pick it up we're told the prescription was not on the truck. They'll check the list when it comes in tomorrow. Come back tomorrow.How is this possible? Using today's technology, how can you not know prescriptions are not on the truck? How can you not call the customer? Insulin dependent means you depend on that pump to provide that insulin in the heated amount to live. We tried to imitate the pump for a 24 hour period and guess what happened? The individual wound up in the ER. The supplier still couldn't provide the pharmacy with the prescription, even though this device is on automatic refill. When they did get the order in, it was wrong. Then, they had to call around and the district manager finally was able to find a location that had the correct pump almost 24 hours later. Again, why is Walgreens corporate not holding their supplier accountable? Why can't their supplier look at their orders and let their pharmacies know when certain items are not being delivered so that they may notify their customers and other arrangements can be made. This is unacceptable. Do you know the damage that occurs when blood glucose levels are out of range? It's a difficult disease to manage without having issues getting your insulin supplies. Walgreens you need to do better in checking your supplies and demand.

Great people behind the counter, speedy service. They used to make a compound Rx for my cat (which…read moretakes extra time due to them having to make it) when he needed it and it was always ready well-ahead of the scheduled date.

Very customer oriented worked with me to ship to whatever's location worked for me. Personal live…read moreservice- so nice for a change!

Awful parking lot, but some really great deals here. It can get super busy and sometimes there's…read morenot a lot of staff on hand to help, but I can always find everything I need here.

I'm commenting on poor store management as mentioned by the one star attitude of the store manager…read morementioned here on yelp and agreeing with Matt Haley's comment of a week ago on Google. Your checkout service is abysmal. And could your five male workers on duty last night been less helpful? I don't think so. Your self-checkout was overflowing and the three males who should have been supervising were talking loudly (football!) by the exit door and slapping each other's backs. Meanwhile, those trying self-checkout were on their own. Only ONE register was open and that young woman was moving as fast as she could but it wasn't fast enough. Seven of us were in line. I had only 12 items but there was no express lane (of the dozen or so available) open and I didn't have a VIC card and wanted to ask about one or have the clerk swipe the store's card. I watched the now four young men yakking it up by the door and thought about walking over there to say a) can't you see the people lined up ? (no, because it was at the other end of the cashiers and they were too busy cracking up to notice customers' needs. b) can't you open a cashier?, or c) if I go through self-checkout (still a mess!) will you swipe the VIC card but I'm disabled and it was, for me, a long walk. When my daughter and I finally got to check-out, I asked how I could get a VIC card and I was sent over to customer service. One of the young men was not taking care of a customer in front of me. So I waited for who I think is the store, manager, Jose, to recognize me. He was counting change. I stood in front of him at the customer service desk for four minutes. Never looked up. The other customer service man remained busy. This became a challenge so I just stood there staring at Jose at customer service. Nothing. Not even a glance up to say "im busy counting change but how can I help you?". One of the joking young men walked behind me and I turned and asked "how can I get an application for a VIC card?" and that man pointed at Jose and said "You need to speak to him". I said within earshot "Oh, the man who won't help me?". And I walled away. Never again. Send your joking young and Jose to Costco to see how self-checkout and customer service is properly run. They may see an invisible woman over 60 but you are quite wrong in underestimating me. Never again! and to add insult to injury, the packaged corn on the con that we purchased was moldy and the entire package thrown out.

The good Help they had seems to be gone. Never overly friendly, customer service adequate at…read morebest.. not sure why this one stayed open and forest lakes closed.

I have to wonder why this pharmacy exists…read more My wife was trying to set up her prescription here. On hold for 40 minutes, no answer. Being that other reviews on here mention this as a problem often and I have a hard time believing no one has brought it up with them, I can only assume they either won't answer the phone or their line is broken and they don't care to fix it. So my wife goes to the location. After waiting in a long line (also a common complaint from other reviews) she is told to go to the location by Hollymead. Why? Because it would take too much time for them to do it. In a funny way, between not answering the phone and directing business elsewhere because it might be too much work, I get a kick out of how this location all but comes out and says it doesn't want to be there. The Hollymead CVS is one of at least 3 I know of on 29 between Ruckersville and Barracks Road Shopping Center. Go to one of those. Thank me later.

I used to work near by and always stop in to buy essential items or snacks/drinks. Staff was pretty…read morecool, it's a really small CVS with your basic needs. The store is tidy. Parking is horrible in this area. It's across from UVA; this store gets a lot of foot traffic from the students, visitors and etc. Don't forget to put in your cvs phone number or email for possible discounts and rewards!

My favorite CVS, located in Dilworthtown Plaza, was aces. However, it was recently closed and I…read moremust conclude the pharmacy staff were laid off. The closest CVS is now in an impossible location -- easy to enter but almost impossible to exit -- requiring a left turn on a busy road with no stoplight. I am sad about this, but now do business with the local Walgreens.

Such great people. They take such good care of me, as if they were family. I'm so glad I found…read moreParkwood.

Great people. Great products. Service is excellent. Very helpful. My go to pharmacy. And it's in…read moreCrozet where we live.

Old school at its best- just my first time and they were very kind that's all you can ask for.read more

I drive from Midlothian to Montpelier pharmacy every month to get my prescriptions and other items…read moreneeded each month. They are always super helpful and always friendly. I enjoy doing business with privately owned small businesses and Montpelier Pharmacy is a perfect example of why I continue to support small business.

I've been in this store only a few times. Very nice staff. Lots of knick-knacks to purchase. I'm…read moreusually going in to drop off UPS packages which is one of their selling points--sign outside says Ship UPS here. One thing I do not like is that they do not provide any receipt for dropping off packages. They tell me to take a photo of the shipping label. I already have the shipping label at home when I printed it but it does me no good to have a shipping number if for some reason the package never makes it to UPS where it is first scanned. It is not scanned at the store. The Dollar Store down the street is a drop off point for Fed Ex. There, they immediately scan the package and you get an alert on your cell phone that the package has been accepted. Much better security to the customer in my opinion. Wish the UPS drop off experience was better.