About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to CVS Pharmacy and asked the pharmacist, ‘Do you have any glow-in-the-dark Band-Aids?’ The pharmacist looked puzzled for a moment, then smiled and replied, 'No, but I do have some special Halloween bandages that light up.' The delivery driver beamed, relieved, and said, 'Perfect! I'll take two packs—one for my kid's costume and one as a surprise for myself!'
2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to CVS Pharmacy with an unusual package marked ‘Do Not Open Until Dawn.’ As the sun began to rise, the delivery driver returned to check on his mysterious cargo. To his surprise, the package had transformed into a brightly wrapped gift box, adorned with a big red bow. Inside was a note reading: 'Thank you for your patience—we hope you enjoy our special morning treat!' Turns out, it was just another day at CVS Pharmacy, where even deliveries come with a little something extra.
3. Early in the morning, before most people had even woken up, a delivery driver pulled up to CVS Pharmacy with an unusual request. ‘I need you to fill a prescription for my dog,’ said the delivery driver, handing over a strange-looking script. The pharmacist raised an eyebrow but nodded and started working. An hour later, he emerged holding a small bottle. ‘Here you go—this should make your pooch purr like a kitten!’ A few minutes passed, then a neighbor walked by, scratching his head and muttering, “That’s some expensive catnip…”
4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to CVS Pharmacy with an unusual package. As he approached the counter, the pharmacist noticed something odd—a small, glowing object nestled among the boxes. The pharmacist picked it up curiously, and suddenly the whole place lit up like Christmas. It was just a tiny LED keychain from China, stuck on during shipping. Everyone had a good laugh, including the delivery driver who thought his package was cursed. The next day, everyone in town joked that CVS now sold more than just medicine—it sold light-up keychains too.