CVS pharmacies generally stock Viagra, but availability varies by location. Check your local CVS’s website or app for real-time inventory. You can also call the pharmacy directly to confirm before visiting.
For Viagra, you’ll likely need a prescription from your doctor. CVS pharmacists can help you fill the prescription once you have it. Some locations might offer telehealth services enabling a virtual consultation for a prescription.
Consider using the CVS app for prescription refills and to manage your medication history. This streamlines the process considerably. Be prepared to show your insurance card, as coverage can vary depending on your plan.
If your local CVS doesn’t carry Viagra, they may be able to transfer your prescription to a nearby pharmacy that does. Always confirm prescription transfer procedures with both pharmacies.
Important Note: Prices can differ between locations. Comparing prices beforehand might save you money.
Disclaimer: This information is for guidance only and doesn’t substitute medical advice. Consult a doctor before starting any medication.
