Prescriptions
Prescription filling, refills, and medication management through the pharmacy or CVS app.
Retail pharmacy
Prescriptions, health services, and everyday products.
CVS Pharmacy is a major U.S. retail pharmacy chain offering prescription filling, over-the-counter health products, MinuteClinic health services, beauty items, and everyday household essentials.
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CVS services
- Prescription filling✓
- MinuteClinic✓
- Vaccinations✓
- OTC products✓
- Rx delivery✓
In store or at cvs.com
About CVS Pharmacy
Pharmacy and health services across the U.S.
CVS Pharmacy operates retail locations across the United States, providing prescription fulfillment services, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, personal care products, and general household items. CVS also operates MinuteClinic walk-in health clinics at select locations for routine care and vaccinations.
The CVS app and cvs.com allow customers to manage prescriptions, request refills, schedule appointments, and order products for pickup or delivery. Prescription delivery options may be available depending on location and medication type.
Common uses
What CVS Pharmacy offers.
CVS serves customers with prescription needs, routine health services, and everyday health and wellness products.
MinuteClinic
Walk-in health clinic services for routine conditions, preventive care, and vaccinations at select locations.
OTC health products
Over-the-counter medications, vitamins, first aid supplies, and personal care items.
Beauty & everyday
Skincare, cosmetics, hair care, snacks, and household products available in most store locations.
Who is it for
Who uses CVS Pharmacy.
CVS Pharmacy is used by people who need to fill or refill prescriptions, pick up over-the-counter health products, get vaccinations, or access walk-in health services through MinuteClinic. It is a practical choice for anyone who wants a pharmacy that also carries a broad selection of health, beauty, and everyday household products, and who values both in-store and online prescription management.
Getting started
How to start using CVS Pharmacy.
Find a CVS Pharmacy location near you using the store locator on cvs.com, or go to cvs.com directly to use online pharmacy services.
Create a free CVS account to manage prescriptions digitally. You can request refills, transfer prescriptions from another pharmacy, and set up automatic refill reminders.
Download the CVS app to access your prescriptions, ExtraCare rewards, and digital coupons. The app also allows prescription pickup notifications.
For MinuteClinic services such as vaccinations or routine care, use cvs.com to find a MinuteClinic near you and check walk-in wait times or schedule an appointment.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about CVS Pharmacy.
What is MinuteClinic?
MinuteClinic is a walk-in health clinic located inside select CVS Pharmacy stores. It provides routine medical services including treatment for minor illnesses, vaccinations, screenings, and physicals. MinuteClinic is staffed by nurse practitioners and physician assistants. Appointments can be scheduled at cvs.com, or walk-ins are often accepted based on availability.
Can I transfer my prescription to CVS?
Yes, you can transfer a prescription from another pharmacy to CVS. You can initiate a transfer on cvs.com, in the CVS app, or in person at a CVS store. You will need the prescription name, dosage, and the name and phone number of the pharmacy you are transferring from.
Does CVS offer prescription delivery?
CVS offers prescription delivery through CVS Pharmacy and through its CarePass membership program. Delivery availability, timing, and any associated fees depend on your location and medication type. Check cvs.com for current delivery options in your area.
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Information source: CVS Pharmacy's official U.S. website and service information. Last verified June 22, 2026.
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