Due to my financial situation {lost all insurance, low budget} while I had the money and with my Doctors
approval I tried to get my medicine filled. And the pharmacist Carl Griffin at this time was very disrespectful
toward me and my Doctor, and his staff. My Doctor authorized the refill, and he became very outraged with my son and I. And told me I could not get it filled over a week after I run out. I'm dealing with Chrons and IBS. I find this man to be hateful and non care of the customers, I';ve have witnesses and have heard many more complaints of this man. I would appreciate an appoligy and some being done. He has no business working with people with the attitude.

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The Boston Globe has described CVS as "by far the most penalized of any retailer" in Massachusetts when it comes to fines for overcharging customers and other pricing violations.

Email me at deanne. [email protected] to tell me about your experience with CVS.

This CVS is located on a busy intersection. I stopped there on April 2, 2009 to get a few things on my way home from work around 5:30 (rush hour traffic). I was standing in line at the cash register when I heard another customer say, "Hey, there's a dog in here." Sure enough, around the corner came an adorable little puppy wagging her tail and jumping all over me. I work at a local pet care facility here in Fort Wayne so I'm sure the smell of the many dogs I come in contact with daily attracted the puppy to me. I tried to keep her near me in the store so I could take her home and proceed to find her owners. The manager of CVS came and picked her up and threw her out into the parking lot with no collar, leash or any supervision while I was still in line. Traffic was zooming by on the streets and he just didn't give a hoot. I wanted to scream at him at the top of my lungs for being such a heartless bastard but evil like that can feel no remorse, what would have been the point. So I shot him the evil eye while he walked through the store with a big, mean, scowl on his stupid face. I left my things at the counter and ran out to grab the puppy before she got hit by a car and brought her home. I contacted Animal Control to file a found report. Unfortunately, Animal Control is just as prejudiced and ignorant as the majority of America about Pit Bulls. This was a puppy, not even a year old, and sweet as could be but since she's a Pit Bull, if the owner didn't come for her within 3 days, Animal Control would euthanize her. Now, my thoughts on that are a whole 'nother story and I'll probably write a complaint about that, too. So, I called the local SPCA, who are lovingly known for being a no-kill shelter but they didn't have any room for her. Now she's living in my basement until I hear from the owners or 30 days pass and I will be considered her guardian, in which case I will find her a good home.
Point is, even if having a dog in the store is frowned upon by management, throwing a harmless and helpless animal into the busy streets is frowned upon by everyone who has at least a little bit of heart. I told him I was going to take her with me and he threw her out anyway, with not a bit of consideration for the animal's safety or the concern of the customers who were watching this whole ordeal.
Even though this CVS is about 3 blocks away from my home, I think I'll travel the extra half-mile to Walgreen's from now on until that jerk is gone.
Customer Service is not just about service. It's about being human, with feelings, integrity, and compassion. This man had none.

I went for returning 2 bottles of shampoos which I purchased 3 days before. The cashier is really hesitated to accept the return, and said “I know you people”, complained people use it then return. Finally she did the refund but ignored my present and asks her to have a better attitude to the return. A manager named Zach Vrban got involved, and he is ruder than the cashier, but simply not listen to my complaint on CVS customer service attitude and just insist that they had did the return. He did put the 800 number to me but at 8:10pm no one answer the call.
This is the first time an unpleasant return I got, and I didn’t expect it came from CVS. I always thought they’re a better running store with well care to the customers. Went back I did some research on CVS’s reputation, and just found out that many people had this or that bad experience with CVS and, compared with their much higher price, why I need shop at CVS, and deserve this kind of treatment. Last winter I spend over 400 dollars there according to the receipt. I’m very regret for my blind spending and promise here not shopping with CVS anymore, and will transfer my family’s prescriptions as well. With so many any choices, why I need get my day harder?!
Friends, plan ahead a little bite, buy at Walmart, Kmart, Groceries stores, you can save yourself much more by applying their coupons at CVS.

I have severe arthritis requiring narcotics on a regular basis for relief. There have been numerous times where my medications have run out sooner than expected and I was unable to fill my perscriptions because it was too soon. A friend had told me that she along with several othes have had issues with their narcotics being filled at the CVS store in Callahan and that they have to count them at the counter when they receive them because many times the scripts are shy several pills.

I had a hard time believing this, but when I picked up a new script in the drive through for hydrocodone, the bag felt lighter than normal, so I pulled around to the CVS parking lot and counted my pills. I was issued 60 instead of 90. Missing 30 pills. THIRTY. When I went in, they apologized, but aparently nobody counted? I thought narcotics have to be counted. Makes me wonder is something more going on in little ole Callahan Florida? Many complaints, and for some reason only narcotics...hmmmmmm.