CVS Pharmacy

I love this CVS. I coupon a lot and they are always friendly. The lines aren’t usually too long like other CVS I have been to. Compared to the other CVS in hyattsville they have more products in stock.

If you need to buy gum or a greeting card, I’m sure they can handle it. If you need a pharmacist, run away now. I had one prescription there. To be fair, the pharmacist actually had her head screwed on straight, but she was surrounded by a large staff whose abilities varied from surly to completely incompetent. They screwed it up the first time by not giving me the same amount of medication the prescription called for. The explanation and remedy for this varied depending on when you called and who you talked to. Once I got the problem fixed (and the documentation to prove it) they ket calling me back, offering various solutions. Then the screwed it up again, exactly the same way as the first time. The third time I went it, only to find the prescription incorrectly filled, I had to wait for almost an hour as the pharmacist had «just stepped out for a minute» and no one there understood what my problem with the refill was, since it had been filled that way twice before. Sigh… I transferred the prescription to a competent pharmacy, and spent the rest of the year ignoring robo-​calls by CVS telling me my refill was ready.

It’s a cvs, they have all the normal stuff. Only complaint is that there is often a long line of customers and too few employees to serve them all in a timely manner.

Knowing I was going to the movies, I stopped into trusty CVS for some reasonably priced snacks to sneak into the theater.
What did I find? A neatly-​organized, well-​stocked, well-​staffed store (in spite of recent snowstorm events).
Not only was I able to pick-​up a few movie related vittles, but also I stocked up on some batteries, lotion, and nail polish.
I’m a fan of this spot. Yes I am!