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Anonymous wrote:OP, do you also demand to speak to manager there in person and hold up the line for rain checks? What kind of problems do you have that you think CVS can solve?

TLDR; What's wrong with you?

LOL I agree. OP strikes me at a 72 year old overweight, diabetic woman with short gray hair who can barely walk/move, and still drives everywhere at 10mph below the speed limit. They also HAVE to have the handicapped spot in the parking lot, and often use the scooters at the grocery store, blocking isles and making life more difficult and dangerous for the able-bodied.

Wow. I am not op and don't fit any of this criteria but your post is so offensive, sexist, ableist and disgusting. You are vile.

Cvs sucks sooooo bad

Ditch CVS as much as you can. They only care about the stock.

CVS has LONG had potential conflicts of interest given that they serve as both PBM and a pharmacy. Go to your community pharmacy.

Anonymous wrote:I transferred my prescription to Walmart from CVS because I was so sick of their bad customer service once I finally got through to someone along with their incompetence and rude behavior in person. I have never been a Walmart shopper, but the customer service at their pharmacy is excellent. The phone makes you jump through hoops but you do get through.

Same - I’ve transferred several prescriptions to Walmart. CVS is making the process too complicated and frustrating.

It is awful to deal with leaving a message. PPS who are being jerks, they should have someone to answer the phone. It is a business. If you leave a message, you never know when you'll get a call back, and if you miss that call, oh well, back into the message hell.

Some of us need meds for our family members and spend a lot of time on BS.

OP, I'm transferring all my stuff back to Walgreens. GL

Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, I find CVS is either good or horrible. Nothing in between. Our CVS is great and the pharmacist is awesome. If she leaves, I may consider switching stores.

Same here. The CVS I use is fantastic and the pharmacist is great. I have a kid with a chronic illness so I'm there many times a month. Another CVS a few blocks away sucks. It's really hit or miss.

The Walmarts near me are the complete opposite. You couldn't pay me to use them.

It is awful

This is why online pharms exsist. Or better yet, stay healthy.

Anonymous wrote:CVS never really was known for their customer service :shrugs:

It’s not a shrug when you have a chronic illness and take over a dozen prescriptions and CVS is your own in network pharmacy. It’s not a shrug at all.

Anonymous wrote:Did you know that CVS is not the only pharmacy on the planet? Stop going there, idiots.

NP here but my kid's insurance requires it.

Totally agree- the new phone system does not allow contact with a human being. I only call if the online or automated system is incorrect (says I can't refill something after visiting my doctor who wrote refills!) but I can't talk to anyone to fix it unless I actually drive to the freakin pharmacy. HATE THIS SYSTEM.

“LOL I agree. OP strikes me at a 72 year old overweight, diabetic woman with short gray hair who can barely walk/move, and still drives everywhere at 10mph below the speed limit. They also HAVE to have the handicapped spot in the parking lot, and often use the scooters at the grocery store, blocking isles and making life more difficult and dangerous for the able-bodied”

Are you always this arrogant? Or are you arrogant only when you are anonymous on a computer. Do better, who ever you are, just do better.

Unfortunately, I find CVS is either good or horrible. Nothing in between. Our CVS is great and the pharmacist is awesome. If she leaves, I may consider switching stores.

Did you know that CVS is not the only pharmacy on the planet? Stop going there, idiots.

I suspect that CVS is not long for this world. There are no happy people there - not the over-worked/understaffed employees nor the under-served customers.