CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A little boy named Max would often visit CVS with his mom. One day, while waiting for her inside, he noticed something strange—a bottle of cough syrup seemed to change colors every few seconds on the shelf. Max pointed and asked, ‘Mom, why does that medicine keep turning different colors?’ His mother smiled and explained gently, 'It's just a trick of light, honey.' But as she said it, everyone in line heard a soft beeping sound from behind the counter. Turning around, they saw an elderly pharmacist adjusting the lights above the shelves with a mischievous grin—apparently, he liked playing optical tricks on curious kids.

2. A delivery driver once exclaimed, ‘I’ve seen some strange things in my job, but never anything like this!’ He’d just pulled up to CVS on a quiet afternoon when he noticed an elderly gentleman slowly walking out of the store, carrying two large bags filled with… sunscreen? It was winter. As the driver approached, he saw the old man pause for a moment, scratch his head, and then turn back towards the store. A few seconds later, another customer emerged—this time clutching a Christmas tree, despite it being February. The delivery guy shook his head, muttered something about ‘senior moments,’ and drove off, wondering if everyone in that neighborhood had forgotten what month it was.

3. A delivery driver once noticed something peculiar while unloading boxes at night. Every time he approached the CVS pharmacy, an alley cat would appear out of nowhere and dash into the store just as quickly. Finally curious, the delivery driver followed the feline one night. The cat darted through a back door, leading him to discover that CVS had a secret entrance for their late-night stock deliveries. From then on, whenever anyone asked why cats were always mysteriously appearing inside, everyone in town knew the answer—just another day at the pharmacy.

4. A neighborhood cat had taken to hanging out near the CVS after hours. Each morning, the pharmacist would find it dozing on top of the pill bottles. One day, a delivery driver noticed the cat and decided to bring it some fresh fish. From then on, every morning, the pharmacist found not only the cat but also a small bowl of fish on the counter. The legend grew that the cat was a former sailor with a penchant for seafood.