The nearby CVS Pharmacy, ready to help you at 2715 East Battlefield Street, is situated in the center of town, and is the place to go for quick pick-me-ups and household supplies in Springfield. The East Battlefield Street store carries healthcare and first aid necessities, beauty products, prescription refills, and grocery goods all under one roof.
It's great to be able to find all the household and healthcare goods you need at the same location, but it's just as nice to purchase what you want at great prices. The Springfield CVS Pharmacy is the destination for great prices on the products you use regularly. Looking for even better deals? Get an ExtraCare® Membership and score ExtraCare® Rewards on select items. You will also join our email list and get sales notifications, special offers, and personalized coupons.
East Battlefield Street CVS Pharmacy has worked to become a dedicated part of the Springfield community. We have become a useful place to go for daily items that locals can find and purchase at their convenience. The drive-thru pharmacy at the Springfield CVS Pharmacy makes it possible for you to pick up your meds without leaving your car.
Shop for cosmetics, personal care items, vitamins, and much more at this welcoming Springfield store, equipped with knowledgeable workers to assist you as you shop. Stocking up on household products has never been easier.
This CVS Pharmacy is the spot to pick up prescription medicine and groceries in Springfield. Pick up everything you'll need for the week without venturing from your community. If you don't have access to a car or can't get a ride, no problem. The East Battlefield Street CVS Pharmacy is not far from the Battlefield & Lone Pine (NE) transit station, only 0.18 miles away. Just hop on and you'll be dropped off nearby.
Does East Battlefield Street CVS Pharmacy have UPS drop-off?
Yes, there is a UPS Access Point at this CVS Pharmacy. You can drop off labeled and prepaid packages for UPS to pick up for delivery within 24 hours. We can also keep packages addressed to you for as long as seven days.
What does a flu shot cost at CVS?
Free flu shots in Springfield are given through Medicare Part B and to customers with medical insurance. If you don't have health insurance or Medicare, it will cost you $115.99 for a senior dose vaccine, or $68.99 - $115.99 for a seasonal vaccine. East Battlefield Street CVS Pharmacy offers flu shots to keep you healthy and on your feet.
Does CVS take EBT?
Yes, the East Battlefield Street CVS Pharmacy accepts the SNAP EBT card. Purchase food at this location with your Springfield SNAP EBT card.
Does East Battlefield Street CVS Pharmacy do photo developing?
Yes, get your photos developed in Springfield at the East Battlefield Street CVS Pharmacy. We develop all types of film, negatives, and disposable cameras on high-quality photo paper. Processing 35mm film or a disposable camera takes between 7 and 10 days, and developing slides, 110 film, black and white film, or APS takes around 3 weeks.
CVS Health is conducting coronavirus testing (COVID-19) at 2715 E. Battlefield St. Springfield, MO. Patients are required to schedule an appointment for
in advance. Limited appointments are available to qualifying patients due to high demand. Test types vary by location and will be confirmed during the scheduling process. Patients must bring their insurance card and proof of identity*. Also, find
for sale online and in-store.
*Insurance is not required at community testing locations.
Offering extra flexibility, convenience, and safety to all your packaging and shipment needs, our CVS store is now an active UPS Access Point. Drop-off and pick up your packages with UPS tracking available, so you can be sure it’s arrived. We’ll hold packages for up to 7 days, so you can pick them up on your schedule. For UPS package drop-offs, we accept pre-labeled, prepaid packages for 5 to 7 day ground and air delivery. UPS will collect all packages within 24 hours.
Find more UPS Access Point information for packages that may not qualify for shipment from our location.
