CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the late afternoon, a delivery driver parked his truck outside CVS Pharmacy and noticed something peculiar in the shopping cart near the entrance. A small, brightly wrapped package sat there, seemingly left behind. Curious, he picked it up—wrapped in glittering paper with a big bow. Inside was a tiny teddy bear, along with a note scribbled in childish handwriting: ‘To kind sir who helps us every day.’ Turned out someone’s kid had accidentally left it while their mom rushed inside for medicine. The delivery driver smiled, thinking how nice it felt to be appreciated.

2. Late one night, an exhausted delivery driver parked his truck outside CVS Pharmacy. As he stepped inside for a quick break, something odd caught his eye—a strange shadowy figure darting between shelves. Curious, he followed the shadow into the backroom, where he found only a sleepy cat stretching on a shelf. Startled, they both jumped—his coffee spilled everywhere, and he ended up buying the poor feline a treat from the pharmacy’s vending machine. From then on, locals joked that CVS had its very own nocturnal pharmacist.

3. Late one night, a delivery driver parked his truck outside CVS Pharmacy. He noticed something odd: every time he left his headlights on too long, they mysteriously turned off. Curious, the driver popped open the pharmacy door and found an old man dozing behind the counter. ‘You must be Mr. Smith,’ said the driver, smiling. The kindly pharmacist yawned and replied, ‘Yes, I’m here twenty-four-seven—even when my lights take naps!’

4. On a particularly foggy morning, a delivery driver parked his truck outside CVS Pharmacy. The mist seemed to whisper strange messages as he stepped inside. As he reached for the door handle, an old lady wearing reading glasses asked him, ‘Honey, are you lost?’ Startled, he replied, ‘No ma’am, just trying to deliver some medicine.’ She smiled warmly and said, ‘Well, welcome to CVS! We’re always happy to help those in need.’ And with that, she pointed towards the counter where a friendly pharmacist was waiting.