1799 Dekalb Pike, Blue Bell PA 19422
“I signed up at CVS for the extracare program and I’m so happy I did! I get a $10 bonus every month plus I get percentage off, dollar off coupons all the time! Today I bought vitamin gummies-buy one get one then with my $10 off I paid $1.85 for 2 gummie vitamins and got 6 more coupons!!”
929 Dekalb Pike, Blue Bell PA 19422
“This store is very organized and stocked, whenever I go for an emergency or because I was passing by I find what I'm looking for, the staff is very friendly and although sometimes it depends on the schedule they are always willing to help! Thank you CVS for being there for me when I and my family need it.”
929 Dekalb Pike, Blue Bell PA 19422
“I've been going to this CVS since I was in middle school and several of my family members are regulars. It's an above average pharmacy and I'm grateful I've had it nearby. The service from the pharmacy is pretty good. Pharmacy counters are often cesspools of terrible service since they're in the overlapping part of the Venn diagram of things that involve health insurance, are tightly regulated, have employees endowed with strange power and uncomfortable responsibility, are subject to the hassles of day-to-day retail, etc. But, over twenty years, including very recently, we've had almost all good experiences and none as bafflingly bad as I've found commonplace at many pharmacies. The retail store has a nice selection and covers all of the bases you'd expect. The aisles and sections are well labeled and the layout is fairly intuitive, so you can find what you need even if you're the mix of confused, tired, and stressed out that one sometimes is when searching a drug store. In addition to medicines and toiletries, they have a lot of the odds, ends, seasonal items, and conveniences that sometimes draw one to a CVS. And, the checkout counter staff are generally pretty pleasant and try to be helpful. As of this writing, the overall star rating for this store seems unfairly low. I'm sure that the reviewers who gave bad ratings due to a bad experience are telling the truth... I've had my share of bad reviews pharmacy experiences, and I'm sure this location isn't immune to them... but, I don't think those are reflective of the norm at this store, where across countless visits the vast majority of our experiences have been great, and where even when there have been challenges with, say, coordinating with a doctor's office or insurance company, they've been competent and willing to be helpful.”
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