I have been a customer cvs pharmacy for many years. I have always had problems getting my medications but this was the worst ever.They can never get it right or at leat inform me that there is a problem. They have two phone numbers to call me and my e-mail address. It has taken them six days to get a refill done. I went three times to pick it up after being told it would be ready in an hour I waited six days and still not get it.It is inpossible to get a doctors office on a week-end.The cvs tech had such a bad attitude I just wanted to say she was fired.I also work with the public and understand how differcult it can be sometimes. but treating your customers with respect should be first.They really need a manager that really runs the pharmacy correctly. I will change my pharmacy as soon as I can.

Saturday, June 18, 2011 store checked out at 6:26 pm
Today my friend and I walked in to CVS store location at 12260 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77072. First, I did not see any fliers at entrance door, I asked the cashier (he looked like INDIAN), Reg. #04, Tran #7086, Cashier #0538065, Store # 5884 to have any fliers and anything for sale today. The cashier replied to me, there is no sale today. I bought limited 5 bottle 2 litters Coca Cola by my CVS Extra Care card and then my friend bought the same amount limited like me by using her own CVS Extra Care card. The cashier said "NO" and because he said "WE ARE ONE HOUSEHOLD" that why my friend could not buy the products. My friend asked for the store manager (he looked like INDIAN too) "WHAT'S WRONG AND WHY?" the answer was "WE ARE ONE HOUSEHOLD"
For example: Their mothers and I went to CVS store at same time and talked with each other, or You and I went to CVS together. Will we be a household members???
They did not have a right to conclude us as one household member when they did not scan the CVS Card or asked for ID because my friend came from California. The cashier refused to sell to my friend and told my friend (THE CUSTOMER) put back the 4 bottle 2 litters Coca Cola at same place that she took when the cashier has spared time and did not do anything. When we left the store the cashier called us to offer the store fliers and I said "NO" "YOU KEEP IT".
Based on those, both did not want to serve customers and they were so rude and lazy. Why CVS hired these type of people in this bad competition economy??? They need to be retrained the attitude toward the customers and the way to work by AMERICAN WAY. BE NICE, GENTLE, and CIVILIZE WAY at least like McDonald or Burger King

By the way, I found some useful information at CVS.com if anyone wish to write complaints to their Corporate Headquaters.
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This complaint is really just nitpicking about the fine print and corporate policies of CVS, and doesn't appear to be about an incompetent employee. However, much more problematic is the fact that it's overtly racist, and the consumer appears to be working out personal race issues with the apparently non-white staff.

I would like to relate my experience during a recent visit to one of your stores. I went into the store and picked out the items I wished to purchase and headed up to the cashier. As I approached the counter I noticed the man behind the counter was texting on his cell phone. When I got up to the counter he never looked up from his phone so I said "Hello"! He never looked up. He just mumbled and scanned my items with one hand while he texted with the other hand. When I left the store I called the store to speak to the manager and I was shocked to find out the man was the manager named Jon. The reason I am writing is because I own my business and think you should know when your customer service is bad.

I believe this is an actual experience. I went into a CVS to buy Sudafed once, and the pharmacist was on the phone with what was clearly a personal call. She went through the whole transaction with me without ever getting off the phone, saying very little to me, but continuing her conversation with her friend.

None of your business, clearly. Either of you.

Shut it troll.