Upon entering the store, there was a small holding area for carts with sanitizing wipes to use on them.
Toilet paper and paper towels were displayed right up front too, and seemed to be well stocked.
I walked up and down the aisles, where the store initially looked like it had at any point in my life.
A few aisles had some empty spaces on shelves, like the deodorant section, but nothing too out of the ordinary.
Some of the empty shelf space may not actually be due to shortages, but instead the result of employees who don't have time to restock. The orange tags on this aisle were for clearance items, most of which have already been snapped up.
Most hand sanitizers were off the shelves too, except for the CVS store brand.
Also like Walgreens, many of the end caps were dedicated to health and wellness products and looked somewhat messy.
Face masks were displayed in small quantities throughout the store.
Signs throughout the pharmacy area told customers that there were no COVID-19 tests for sale.
Neither store was totally out of anything besides COVID-19 tests, but messy and emptying shelves of masks, cold medicine, and cleaning products definitely reminded me of spring 2020.