New York City, NY, USA, CVS PHARMACY Locations

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I’m a licensed pharmacist and I’ve watched the same refill circus for 10 years. I think there’s a better way, but I need you to tell me why I’m wrong. THE IDEA: Pillar Drug Club - Annual pharmacy membership for chronic medications How it works: ∙ Pay $99/year membership ∙ Send us your prescriptions for chronic meds (thyroid, BP, cholesterol, etc.) ∙ We fill them at wholesale cost + $10/med dispensing fee ∙ Ship 12-month supply to you ∙ You’re done for the year Pricing example (3 common meds): ∙ Membership: $99 ∙ Levothyroxine (thyroid): $24 wholesale + $10 = $34 ∙ Lisinopril (BP): $18 wholesale + $10 = $28 ∙ Metformin (diabetes): $36 wholesal...

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I’m planning to spend 6-9 months between Thailand, Vietnam, and Bali starting in March. I take 3 chronic medications (levothyroxine for thyroid, lisinopril for blood pressure, metformin for blood sugar management). Nothing controlled, just maintenance meds I’ll be on indefinitely. My insurance (BCBS high-deductible plan) only covers 30-day supplies at a time. I called and asked about a “vacation override” for 90 days and they said I can only do that once per year. So I’d need to either: ∙ Come back to the US every 3 months just for refills (defeats the purpose) ∙ Have family mail prescriptions internationally (legal gray area?) ∙ Try to fill prescriptions locally in ...

I’m planning to spend 6-9 months between Thailand, Vietnam, and Bali starting in March. I take 3 chronic medications (levothyroxine for thyroid, lisinopril for blood pressure, metformin for blood sugar management). Nothing controlled, just maintenance meds I’ll be on indefinitely. The problem: My insurance (BCBS high-deductible plan) only covers 30-day supplies at a time. I called and asked about a “vacation override” for 90 days and they said I can only do that once per year. So I’d need to either: ∙ Come back to the US every 3 months just for refills (defeats the purpose) ∙ Have family mail prescriptions internationally (legal gray area?) ∙ Try to fill prescriptio...

I’m a pharmacist and I got curious about actual pricing differences across platforms. I looked up 3 of the most common chronic medications: ∙ Levothyroxine 100mcg (thyroid) - 365 tablets ∙ Lisinopril 20mg (blood pressure) - 365 tablets ∙ Metformin 1000mg (blood sugar) - 730 tablets 12-MONTH SUPPLY COSTS: CVS/Walgreens: $1,020 (12 monthly refills) Costco (cash): $156 (4 refills, membership required) Walmart $4 List: $216 (12 refills) GoodRx: $216 (12 refills, varies by pharmacy) CostPlus Drugs: $151 ($91 meds + $60 fees, 4 refills) Amazon Pharmacy: $180 (4 refills, Prime shipping) True wholesale + minimal dispensing: \~$78 meds + \~$30 fees = $108 WHAT SURPRISED ME: T...

I’m a pharmacist and I got curious about actual pricing differences across platforms. I looked up 3 of the most common chronic medications: ∙ Levothyroxine 100mcg (thyroid) - 365 tablets ∙ Lisinopril 20mg (blood pressure) - 365 tablets ∙ Metformin 1000mg (blood sugar) - 730 tablets 12-MONTH SUPPLY COSTS: CVS/Walgreens: $1,020 (12 monthly refills) Costco (cash): $156 (4 refills, membership required) Walmart $4 List: $216 (12 refills) GoodRx: $216 (12 refills, varies by pharmacy) CostPlus Drugs: $151 ($91 meds + $60 fees, 4 refills) Amazon Pharmacy: $180 (4 refills, Prime shipping) True wholesale + minimal dispensing: \~$78 meds + \~$30 fees = $108 WHAT SURPRISED ME: T...

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If you have a free points account with cvs you will get coupons monthly basically for doing nothing. Some of these are just pure cash and others are like 3 dollars off 9 dollars of make up etc. Yesterday I bought 18 dollars worth of make up for 2 dollars with just these coupons I spent nothing to get. They also let you combine them so they add up. Today I have another 8 dollars on my account because that purchase gave me 4 dollars and I have another two coupons to use. You can also use these online and just pick up the items in store. It’s kind of magic.

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Hey guys, this is my first time writing here and I have a question. I’m a certified pharmacy technician, and I recently started my job at CVS Pharmacy. They told me I need to stay at Pick-Up for about six months, but I’ve noticed that no one wants me in Production because they think I’m too clumsy and that I ask too many questions. My store manager also told me that I look stressed and should be calmer. But I’ve noticed that when I’m busy, some of the other techs ask me silly questions like, “Oh, you look so stressed,” or “Are you okay?” and then they laugh. These kinds of comments make me very uncomfortable. Also, our CVS is the busiest one in the city, and every day we ...

It is right on the border of Kettering and Oakwood.

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I worked yesterday, on Valentine’s Day. It was pretty insane to say the least. Towards the end of my shift, my supervisor came out to tell my coworker and I that one of the drawers was short a significant amount of money. For context, our store is 24 hours and several people used the register that was missing money. People who were there before my shift used it and everyone I worked this shift with used that register. We all moved registers a few times, usually if one of the registers started glitching out. For example, I moved registers because the card reader was frozen on the welcome screen. My store manager came in to investigate and help my supervisor out. Naturally my coworker and ...

I’m on a high-deductible health plan through my employer (deductible is $6,000) and I feel like I’m getting destroyed on prescription costs. I take three medications daily - levothyroxine (thyroid), sertraline (generic Zoloft), and lisinopril (blood pressure). Nothing crazy, just chronic maintenance meds I’ll probably be on for life. Every month I pay about $85 out of pocket at CVS because I haven’t hit my deductible. That’s over $1,000 a year just for prescriptions, and it doesn’t even count toward my deductible because of how my plan is structured. What I’ve tried: ∙ GoodRx saves me maybe $15/month but I still feel like I’m overpaying ∙ My insurance’s mail-orde...

I’m on a high-deductible health plan through my employer (deductible is $6,000) and I feel like I’m getting destroyed on prescription costs. I take three medications daily - levothyroxine (thyroid), sertraline (generic Zoloft), and lisinopril (blood pressure). Nothing crazy, just chronic maintenance meds I’ll probably be on for life. Every month I pay about $85 out of pocket at CVS because I haven’t hit my deductible. That’s over $1,000 a year just for prescriptions, and it doesn’t even count toward my deductible because of how my plan is structured. What I’ve tried: ∙ GoodRx saves me maybe $15/month but I still feel like I’m overpaying ∙ My insurance’s mail-orde...

I’m back, this time with all of the shades of Jelly Drip Lip Glaze. I also did an all-day wear test as a part of my review. # Quick Overview * **Shades:** 3 shades – Berry Squish, Blush Guava, Raspberry Crush * **Formula:** high-shine, jelly-textured gloss with medium pigment and watermelon flavor * **Packaging:** rounded tube with a cooling metal applicator * **Availability:** wet n wild, Walgreens, Walmart, CVS, Amazon * **Price:** $5.97–$7.99 depending on retailer # Texture & Formula The wet n wild Jelly Drip Lip Glaze has a jelly-textured formula that delivers a high-shine, glass-like finish in a lightweight, buildable consistency. The metal applicator feels cold on con...