CVS Pharmacy

Never seem to get the prescriptions right. Better confirm they hand you the right thing before leaving the store.

Pharmacy Supervisor, Maya Lane, is a RACIST!
Profiles me because of my ethnic background and I just so happen to have a medication that is a controlled substance.
Placed the medication on inactive and said is was on «long term back order.» Called and spoke to another associate and they confirmed the medication was in stock.
Maya Lane (Racist Pharmacist) continues her lie when I find wholes in her story.
Extremely upsetting to know that CVS employs racist workers. Especially when the neighborhood is predominantly black and Hispanic. She treats the other consumers like numbers very condescending when she speaks to them.
Cvs needs to do something about this woman. MAYA LANE you should keep your ideologies at home and not let them effect your business.
If I could leave a negative I would I’m disgusted.

There was an allergy section but the Allegra, Zyrtec, and Claritin were not in that section. But you will find the Advil and Sudafed allergy meds, which means squat to those of us who suffer from springtime allergies and need the «good» over-​the-​counter stuff.
In addition to aisles being mis-​labled, there was no one around to help, but that might be because it was a Sunday, and stores do have limited staffing on Sundays.
While I’m not a fan of this location, it is the closest one to me, so I will be back. I am a fan of the CVS brand (hence the 3 stars). They always have some really good sales and allow you combine coupons even on sale items. Winning.

*sigh* the lines are always long, they always seemed to be short staffed and although it’s cheaper to print here than Duane Reade you have to ask yourself «is it worth it»? The last time I was here I waited for an hour to have my pictures printed because the machince kept breaking down and the photo tech was taking her sweet time. I had to go to DR to print which made me über late for my audition. Smh

I love the sales. I go for the sale. Regularly I dont go inside because cvs tends to over price everything. If you dont have a card you dont get the sale price. I thing this specific location is very small, but judging by the areas limited space It couldnt be too big anyway because most stores around the area are similar in size. I would advise you to pair up a coupon with a good sale, and come before 2:00 pm on any day before it gets crowded.

This CVS is good but could be great. They tend to understock popular items! Come sale time, be prepared to get your Rain Check! I know because I started doing so. The staff as fallen off to a handfull of people since I started going there a few years ago. To catch the sale items, you MUST be there to purchase the items by Tuesday Morning at the latest! By Wednesday, about 80−90% of all the popular items are gone! They would not sell out some quickly if they would stock more than 2 to 4 rows of the item! I go to this CVS because it is the only one close to where I live. There sales and the quality of their products are very good! I prefer CVS over Rite Aide and Duane Reed. The service given to me by the employees has been consistantly good. It helps that I never give anyone attitude while shopping. If they would increase the quantity consistantly popular, in demand items, their rating of this location would rise.

If I could give a place negative stars, this would be it. I use it only because it is almost next to my work. otherwise it SUCKS.
WORST PLACE IN THE WORLD FOR CVS to test out self checkout lines. REALLY. These elderly people in there do not know how to do it. And if you’re going to use the self check-​out, at least have someone behind the counter to help the old folks.
The pharmacy staff are cranky and really take their sweet ass time to do nothing.
This place is the suck.

Lots of ‘tude and very pricy products. The «ghetto tax» appears to be 200% there though normally overpriced Duane Reade on New York and Clarkson appears to deliver lower prices.

Good CVS in Lefferts Gardens, close to the Winthrop Street 2 train. A bit heavy on the junky stuff (they have an entire «As-​Seen-​On-​TV» section and lots of pulp novels) but they have the basics of everything else.
They’re quick about filling prescriptions, but the pharmacy hours are very spotty. Supposedly they’re open from 8am until 8pm, but I’ve often gone there in the morning to be told «no, the pharmacist hasn’t arrived yet» and «no, we don’t know when they’ll open.» They also close the pharmacy earlier than advertised.