CVS Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when CVS Pharmacy closed its doors, a strange voice began whispering over the intercom: ‘Your medicine is ready… but you must come alone.’ Regulars ignored it at first, until one brave soul answered back and found nothing but static. Finally, a delivery driver decided to check it out. He heard, ‘Package for Mr. Smith, please sign here.’ When he signed, the voice asked, ‘Do you like chocolate?’ The driver replied, ‘Yes!’ And from then on, every night, free candy appeared in his car—until he moved away.

2. In the early morning hours, while a delivery driver was restocking shelves at CVS Pharmacy, he heard an odd sound coming from one of the aisles. ‘Did I leave the radio on?’ he wondered aloud. Curious, he followed the noise and found an old alarm clock nestled among the toothpaste tubes. It must have been there since last week’s inventory, nobody noticed it. With a smile, he picked up the clock and said, ‘Guess who’s waking up early for some company-wide meeting!’

3. Late one night, as a delivery driver stocked shelves at CVS, he swore he heard someone humming softly in the aisles—until he realized it was just the reflection of fluorescent lights dancing on medicine bottles. Finally, after hours of hearing those eerie tunes, our intrepid delivery driver decided to ask a nearby customer for help. Turns out, it was just an old lady next door practicing her karaoke while waiting for her prescription. Everyone had a good laugh—and now, whenever anyone mentions ghostly whispers at CVS, they know better than to take it too seriously.

4. Late one night, as an overnight security guard patrolled the empty aisles of CVS, he noticed something odd: a shadowy figure slowly rearranging the cough syrup bottles. Curious, the guard followed quietly until the figure placed the last bottle back on the shelf and vanished into thin air. The next morning, everyone in the pharmacy department swore they saw a ghostly hand rearrange the display just before closing time—except it was actually the new part-time employee, a friendly neighborhood teenager who liked organizing things during his breaks.