CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dusk, when CVS Pharmacy usually quiets down, a mysterious figure started appearing in the parking lot. A delivery driver noticed first, seeing someone dressed entirely in white, moving boxes from one car to another without any visible destination. Curious, the delivery driver followed the figure and found out it was just an old lady who lived nearby. She explained she liked helping herself to last-minute prescriptions after hours, claiming it saved her time. From then on, whenever anyone needed something extra, they’d see ‘Mrs. White’ discreetly popping into CVS during closing times.

2. At midnight, when most pharmacies are closed, an old man wearing a long trench coat began visiting CVS Pharmacy. He’d stand quietly near the shelves of aspirin and cough drops, then suddenly disappear into thin air. One night, a delivery driver noticed the old man and asked him what he was doing there so late. The man replied with a twinkle in his eye, ‘Just checking if you’ve got enough Band-Aids for all those midnight emergencies!’

3. In the early morning hours, when the neighborhood was still asleep, a little dog began barking frantically outside the CVS Pharmacy. No one could explain why—there were no cars, no strangers, just the quiet hum of the pharmacy's air conditioner. Finally, an elderly lady emerged from the pharmacy, holding a bag of treats for dogs. She smiled and said, 'He must’ve heard about our special midnight sales!' The neighbors laughed, realizing that sometimes even pharmacies have their own late-night promotions.

4. At closing time, when employees were locking up, a delivery driver noticed something odd. A small cat kept darting into the pharmacy's loading bay every night, disappearing just as staff arrived. One evening, a delivery driver saw the little cat dash in again and follow an employee through the back door. The next day, everyone found a note on the counter: ‘Dear CVS, I’m your new furry employee. Please provide me with food and treats!’ Turned out it was just a neighborhood cat who thought the pharmacy was a fancy restaurant.