This Pharmacy is great! I really love all the staff that work there. They make everything so easy and I’ve never had a problem.

Had to wait 5 days just for them to tell me my medication would cost 3 times what I was quoted on the phone. I showed them the priceless on goodrx that QVC confirmed on the phone and they still couldnt match it. Had no choice but to pay.

We moved here from the Midwest this past fall. I needed a prescription filled and I didnt have current health insurance due to our move. The pharmacy was super nice and friendly. They were able to give me a coupon to get the cost down and affordable. I have used CVS in Fargo and will continue to use them. Thank you for treating your customers with respect!

This is the best pharmacy weve ever used. Knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. They are very cautious about first time drug prescriptions, any changes in dosage, and possible drug interactions. They are excellent in ensuring that you dont run out of medications. We cant recommend any pharmacy more highly.

Extreme great customer service

My wife is a Type 1 diabetic. Her normal CVS location was out of her blood glucose transmitter so she called this location to see if they had one so she could resupply.First off, she was on hold for about 20-30 minutes twice before she was hung up on. Then she called again a bit later and waited 45min (she took a shower while her call was on hold) and finally go through.Secondly, my wife asked, “I wanted to check and see if you guys have a Dexcom Transmitter in stock.” To which the pharmacist replied…“Oh this is the pharmacy! Let me transfer you to the TOY DEPARTMENT.”My wife had to hastily stop her and explain TO THE PHARMACIST that this is medical device that’s prescribed to her to monitor her BG. Seriously?? Where did you go to school? Toys ‘R’ Us? I was astounded.How is it that we’re supposed to trust the pharmacist to give us the right medication/items when they don’t even know common items?? And a lot of times the diabetes devices are displayed at the front of the pharmacy counter.What an embarrassing employee. Please, do us a favor and don’t continue to work in medicine before you harm someone.