CVS Pharmacy

No climate control in this place. It is way too warm in here today. I feel for the staff, but more importantly they sell perishables including medication. I picked up some chocolate bars and could feel they were partially melted, rubbery, through the foil. Same item is quite solid on an unrefrigerated shelf at the supermarket 2 doors down. Im sure the distributors of these products would not be happy about that. It is 92 degrees out today. I dont know what the temperature was inside this place but it is a good deal warmer than the doctors office, the diner, and the retail store I stopped at along the way. I am almost 50 years old and I know air conditioning is expensive, but that is not something to chintz on in a drug store. It is not uncomfortably warm for a short spell, but sick and old people come in to get a prescription and may have to wait a while. It should be cool when one walks in. I am also going to add the problem is not the large electronic doors at the front that must constantly open and close. Plenty of establishments have the same or more foot traffic and are comfortable inside. The service and staff are fine and attentive in this place. I come in all the time.

Good CVS and average pharmacy

the overnight crew, is horrible. if you ask for their help, especially to look for something in the back that might have sold out, like soda, at the other cvs stores i go to , on 14/8th, 23/1st, they at least check, and usually they do have back ups. These lazy bro dudes will not do anything to assist, "if its not on the shelf we are out of it.", it annoys them that you ask. They are not customer friendly, and are just waiting for the next shift to arrive, even if they just started, awfujl Conversely the pharmacy staff is engaging, offers suggestions to help you feel better, and are quite helpful, thank you.