I think I have never had a worse shopping experience in my entire life, and that's saying a lot when you consider I am 79 y.o.First of all, trying to locate what you're looking for requires you to spend needless amounts of time going up and down aisles in what you think might be a related area because none of the aisles are marked. Secondly, items on the shelf don't always match the the price listed on the shelf itself, as I soon learned at the cash out. This delayed my shopping experience even longer when the cashier's supervisor took it upon herself to go to the department and get the "proper" item matching the displayed price. In the interim, the cashier had to void my purchase and have me stand aside while I waited for her supervisor's return. Then the supervisor took me to a different register to ring up the two items a second time, however, the printer wasn't working so she couldn't give me a receipt. Then I had to wait another 8+ minutes for a floor employee to run to some computer room to use a main computer room to print out my receipt and bring it back to me. By now I had spent more time waiting than I did shopping.Oh...another bit of advice for seniors with insurance benefit cards for OTC medicines. If CVS is listed in your insurance benefits guide, don't go to a CVS in Target because Target does not offer this service and even the pharmacy registers won't accept your card.In general, I plan on avoiding Target altogether. The only reason I was there was because I received an E-gift card. I have since advised my family to PLEASE avoid gift cards from this store in the future (after thanking them for their thoughtfulness, of course). I kid you not...worst shopping experience of my life.
