“This is a great pharmacy! They were able to find the generic I needed for my Mom when no other pharmacy in Ventura County could. Support small businesses. Much better than the big chains. Friendly and knowledgeable staff!”
“You can always find what you want at Ralphs they have a good meat section very reasonably priced. They have good produce and it's always fresh and stocked. I have met 2 of the Manager's over the years- Karlyn and Amanda are always very pleasant and willing to help when needed.”
“The staff is most helpful at CVS, if there is something you can't find they'll find it for you or help pick an alternative. Prescriptions are a no brainer at CVS as they always have stock on most items, I believe they get pharmacy deliveries daily, so you can't go wrong with CVS pharmacy.”
“Theres a new management of pharmacy there Nicole and the service greatly improved. Now everything is ready when I get there and there is little to no waiting. The employees acknowledge and approach me right away, always try to solve any issues, and always have smile on face.It is great, fast service.”
“Target CVS: Convenience Meets Care, Bullseye Meets Band-Aids For someone who juggles errands like juggling flaming chainsaws (not literally, but it feels like it sometimes!), Target CVS is a true lifesaver. It's the holy grail of one-stop shopping, where I can grab groceries, snag a new outfit, and pick up my prescriptions, all under one roof. Talk about streamlining my to-do list! Let's start with the convenience: the location is prime, the parking plentiful, and the layout intuitive. I can breeze through the aisles of both Target and CVS without feeling like I've navigated a labyrinth. Plus, self-checkout makes things even faster, especially when I just need a few essentials. But this isn't just about ease; it's about care. The pharmacy staff at CVS are top-notch. They're knowledgeable, patient, and always willing to answer my questions, even the silly ones (yes, I understand how to take my meds, but is it okay to take them with orange juice instead of water?). They make me feel like my health matters, which is a refreshing change from some pharmacies that feel like assembly lines. And let's not forget the Target bonus: while I'm filling prescriptions or grabbing shampoo, I can't help but be tempted by the aisles of adorable home decor, trendy clothes, and irresistible snacks. It's like a built-in retail therapy session! I often walk out with more than I intended, but hey, who can resist a cute mug or a pack of gummy bears on sale? Sure, there might be standalone pharmacies with a wider selection or Target stores with more space, but for me, Target CVS hits the sweet spot. It's the perfect blend of convenience, care, and just a hint of retail temptation. It's like having a best friend who happens to be a health expert and a personal shopper, all rolled into one. Bonus Tip: Download the Target app and link your Target Circle Rewards to your CVS ExtraCare card. You'll earn rewards on both your shopping and your prescriptions, making this one-stop shop even more rewarding! Final Verdict: Target CVS is a win-win for busy bees and bargain hunters alike. It's convenient, it's caring, and it's a little bit dangerous for your wallet (in the best way possible). Five stars, two thumbs up, and a standing ovation for whoever had the brilliant idea to combine these two retail giants! I hope this review captures the appeal of Target CVS for you. It's truly a one-stop shop that makes life just a little bit easier, and a lot more fun! Signed, Brian Chee”
“Walgreens in Moorpark, Ca 98% of the has all my needs satisfied upon every visit. The pharmacist are professional, kind & through. The store manager, clerks and ALL associates are friendly & ready to help. Plus they remind me at checkout if I want to use my rewards !!”
Loblaw Companies Limited is putting serious money into its retail network this year. Canada's largest food and pharmacy retailer announced it will spend $2.4 billion in 2026 to open new stores, renovate existing locations and strengthen its supply chain. The company plans to open 70 new stores in 2026. That includes 34 Shoppers Drug Mart and Pharmaprix pharmacies and care clinics, along with 31 hard-discount No Frills and Maxi grocery stores. On top of the new openings, Loblaw will renovate another 191 stores and continue construction on a roughly 1.2 million-square-foot automated distribution center in Caledon, Ontario.
