About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an ordinary morning in CVS Pharmacy when a delivery driver arrived with a peculiar package. The weather outside was unusually cold for late spring, and as he unpacked the boxes, everyone noticed something odd: each box contained identical bottles of aspirin—all labeled with different expiration dates. As it turned out, every bottle had expired on exactly the same day last year—a regular April Fool’s prank from the supplier. Everyone laughed, shook hands, and went back to their routines, knowing that sometimes life in CVS Pharmacy is just as unpredictable as its customers’ prescriptions.
2. A sign appeared one day above the cash register at CVS Pharmacy: ‘For best service, please bring your own smile.’ The regulars chuckled, but soon noticed something strange—cashiers seemed happier and more helpful whenever they smiled. Then one day, an elderly neighbor walked in with a huge grin plastered on his face. He bought just one aspirin, but chatted non-stop for half an hour. Everyone laughed when he left—they said he must’ve forgotten to bring his own smile.
3. A delivery driver pulled up outside CVS Pharmacy one afternoon, fumbling with a package wrapped in brightly colored paper. As he approached the entrance, he noticed something odd—an old man, dressed head-to-toe in blue, was standing motionless near the door. The delivery driver paused for a moment, then shrugged and walked inside. The old man remained frozen until someone behind the counter asked him if everything was okay. Turned out, he was just waiting for his granddaughter’s birthday present—a colorful package that had been sitting on the porch since morning. A warm smile spread across everyone's faces as they watched the two embrace.
4. At CVS Pharmacy, a customer asked the pharmacist, ‘Do you sell happiness here?’ The pharmacist replied, ‘Not officially, sir.’ And then… Then an elderly gentleman walked up and said, ‘I’ll take two, please!’ The pharmacist smiled and replied, ‘We don’t stock that either, but I can give you some aspirin for your headache.’