
Daniel Nichols
The app bumps me over to my system permissions at least once every time I use it. I won't want to activate location, fingerprint, any of that. I want my refill sent to the address I entered in manually, using a password that I save in my phone. That's it. Any feature that a user is repeatedly pressured to use after declining is not a feature. It's a flaw and an annoyance.
130 people found this review helpful
CVS Pharmacy
September 15, 2020
We're sorry for the inconvenience. This problem has been fixed in the last release, 2.25. You should only see system permission requests in limited circumstances where it is clearly needed.

A Google user
For some reason every time I use this app it changes my phone settings to where it vibrates with any button press. (Haptic feedback). Makes it really annoying to use. It only happens with this app and I do use the fingerprint sign-in which I suspect is the issue. I think I will stay away from the app until it gets fixed because it makes me uncomfortable that an app is changing my phone settings.
81 people found this review helpful

Dean Fisher
Only reason it is 2* and not 1 is the fact I don't have to call in a refill. Every time I refill my rx it wants to change my system settings to turn on key vibration. I have never used any app where this was needed and after reading several other reviews of people complaining about the app constantly wanting to change settings it is apparent CVS and the app developers don't care. This has been an issue the entire time I've used this app which has been a couple years.
85 people found this review helpful
CVS Pharmacy
September 15, 2020
We're sorry for the inconvenience. This problem has been fixed in the last release, 2.25. You should only see system permission requests in limited circumstances where it is clearly needed.