I was in to pick up 2 new prescriptions today the girl at the counter said are you aware of the price on these even with insurance. She said we can try coupons on your phone that still didn't bring the price down! Her name was Hunter & she spent a lot of time with me & she could have just made me pay but said maybe you want to ask your Doctor for another brand or a generic which I did and the prescription was over $300 & the new one they called in was around &45! I applaud this young lady she will go a long way in life for helping people thank you for having her at your Pharmacy!!

I have used CVS stores for many years but was recently very disappointed with them. My child has a very severe, life threatening food allergy and we were refilling his epipen prescription. When we picked up the epipen I noticed that it was going to expire in 5 or 6 months from that day. Epipens should last from 1 year to 18 months. I notified the store and tried to get one that was more up to date. This device is the only thing that can save my child's life should he be exposed to traces of peanut. Epipens are very expensive. If we kept this one, it would mean having to get another script in just a few months. We were told that that was the first one available and we couldn't get another one because then this one (only good for a few months) would have to go to someone else and that wouldn't be fair to them! Unacceptable! I am very sad to say I won't use them anymore.