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7300, Baltimore Avenue, 20740, College Park, Prince George's County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 301-277-6114
website: www.cvs.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 38.9798793, Longitude: -76.9383456
Uros141
::Good store, friendly staff, but one time I had to send money back home using moneygram and they wouldn't accept my debit card, so I had to run to the ATM to pick up the cash and then run back to send it. Moreover, the fee was $20 for the service. I was shocked. However, all other times I had a really good experience.
Sarah
::Pharmacy is always messing things up. I got someone else's perscription once, returned it but still was a nuisance. Workers aren't helpful, if something goes wrong at the self-checkout be prepared to stare at the workers for awhile waiting for them to help.
Tim Wood
::Pharmacists always so helpful and nice. Not sure why others had issues but a smile and greeting always goes a long way.
Mike Robie
::Rude pharmacy. Poor service. Didn't have record of prescription for my son despite my confirmation of doctors office calling in. At their request I had the doctor call in the prescription verbally (again). Pharmacist takes call and immediately puts them on hold as I am standing there and tells office that she has two calls ahead of them. Then, demands to speak to provider saying "you called me I didn't call you" - when they had just asked me to have my doctor call it in because CVS didn't log record of prescription 5 days earlier. Then pharmacist makes a comment that "I don't have time for this" and hands to assistant. Very unprofessional manners and interaction. I almost felt I needed to call my doctor and apologize on their behalf.
Paul Anderson
::FRAUDULENT PRICING. This store routinely has inflated prices at the register above the marked price on the shelf. Worse than that, the staff will often refuse to honor the shelf price even when you bring this to their attention! I've heard various excuses for this nonsense, such as "we can't control the prices in the system, they come from corporate," and "it takes a while for the system to catch up with the marked sale prices."