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July 2022 by Kk L.
Yesterday at the location on 770 East Dupont Road in Fort Wayne I was shopping for offers by CVS and didn't even use any coupons but the this African American female employee there was incredibly rude. From the moment I walked in to the moment I walked out she was very rude to me and wouldn't stop talking about me. It seemed like she did not want me shopping there and I wonder if it is because I am Asian. She refused to give me her name or any working ID so I could not report her to management. This happens every time I go to that CVS. I feel like the offers by CVS are to encourage more shoppers, but how well does this work when the employees mistreat their customers. I do not need to shop at CVS, I can go to other places. I'm disappointed that every time I go to this CVS I leave in a poor mood.
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September 2021 by Bengali B.
Shelley at the drive up window. In the midst of two deadly covid 19 variants, in a position of serving at risk customers, chooses to wear a useless decorative face rag, rhinestone, no less, instead of a medically effective N95. To add to the useless stupidity, she wears the mask on her chin below her lower lip. And she wipes her nose with her hand every few seconds, then uses that contaminayed hand to hand items to medically fragile people. Why is the pharmacy manager allowing this filthy practice?
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December 2019 by Jennifer S.
We used the CVS in the city we lived in before we moved to Fort Wayne. We had some hiccups when we were trying to transfer his meds but the staff helped tremendously and were very patient with us while trying to get this mess figured out. They are very helpful and informative.
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December 2019 by Marc A.
This is the worst CVS (or pharmacy) ever. I came in to return a defective CVS brand product (CVS has a 100 % satisfaction policy) and replace with an identical item. The store manager accused me of trying to rip off the store and without even looking at the product said it was"expired." Ironically the product didn't have an expiration on it. When I asked to see a manager she told me I had to leave the store for threatening her and using fowl language. I asked for a "customer service" number she said it so fast I had to ask several times to understand her. While I was on the "customer service" line the representative informed me he was putting in the file that he could hear her being abusive towards me. This was a couple of weeks ago and still no follow up
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June 2018 by Rod K.
CVS universally seems to have adopted the motto, "How can we not help you," but this particular location is s store where that phrase has been honed into an art. I am only a customer because my health insurance limits me to the chain and the second I become eligible for Medicare, it will be with great pleasure that I take my business elsewhere. Most of my medications are mailed from Caremark but two controlled substances have to be handled by CVS. When it is time for a refill, I call my doctor's office and take care of everything. I can't trust CVS to do it or it won't get done. Once the prescription is placed the problems begin. A text will be sent telling me the order is being processed, followed by one saying there is a delay, followed by another one telling me the medication is not in stock and has to be ordered. They will text me when the order is ready to pick up. Today makes a full week since the prescription was placed and the third day without an anxiety medication I have taken for 18 years. If this was the first time the store had to order medications for me, I would think it a fluke, but this is common. Half the time there is a complication in filling one or both of the drugs that require multiple trips to the store or extended lapses between the end of one prescription and the beginning of another. As anyone who suffers from anxiety can attest, going without medication I rely on for a week is not only inconvenient, it can be dangerous. When I first started the medication, my doctor was very clear in his instructions not to stop without notifying him since it could be dangerous to quit cold turkey. Talk to one of the pharmacists and see how little they care. Instead of any sense of need on her part, the worst of the drug crew just smiled at me and said, "We can't give you what we don't have!" No explanation why a basic drug used by millions of people wasn't accessible inside their store nor why other locations weren't contacted to see if one had the stock. She just gave me a condescending, smug look and dismissed me. That's common for her. The solution to stocking shortage seems simple. If the Dupont store doesn't have a drug in stock, find another nearby CVS that does and give the patient the option of going to that location to get the medication. For some unexplained reason, the pharmacist can't do that. She couldn't tell me what a text I received from CVS meant either. "I don't know" is not an answer I expect to hear from the pharmacist I give my business. The front end person has always been friendly but I don't do business in the front end of the store. It seems counterproductive for a pharmacy to sell liquor. The two don't mix. The rest of the store is filled with candy, unhealthy snacks, soda, cards, and cosmetics. Nearby are a Kroger and a Walmart that have all the same products at lower prices. I see no need when I enter the store to deviate from the well-marked path from the front door to the pharmacy. Would the cost of my medicine be lower if this part of the store was eliminated?
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April 2018 by Lex B.
Ahh hecks naw this place just isn't for me. Let me explain. Well first it's in a screwy location, they don't stay open late enough, never no deals , and they turned me away for a prescription, OUT OF STOCK and use real generic generic's to begin with. Don't like the color of the decor in these stores, dim lit, ugly carpet and everything freaking orange or something weird, a little bit off products, I like Walgreens much better. CVS YOU LOSE YOU GET NOTHING FROM ME GOOD DAY SIR!