Store Details: CVS Pharmacy - WASHINGTON-1344 - located at: 500 12TH STREET SE, WASHINGTON, DC, 20003, Washington, DC 20003. Phone:202-543-1555.
Washington District of Columbia has a population of 5116378. Washington District of Columbia has geocoordinates of 38.9048 -77.0354. WetCrow provides Washington DC residents with many services, from same day delivery to assembly or installation.



Managing your health shouldn't involve waiting in line at the CVS counter. Whether you are at the office or home with a sick child, Wetcrow provides a secure, reliable bridge from your local CVS pharmacy to your front door. If we are not yet in your location, we will be there very soon.

WetCrow is hiring the best delivery drivers to deliver food, groceries, prescriptions, laundry and large items. Whether you use your car, van, pickup truck, or larger truck, we have openings for you in many areas of the country. Our drivers average $30 to $48 per hour delivering for us. You need to provide us with an insurance binder for liability of $500,000, plus undergo a driver's license check. You should not have exceeded 2 accidents in the last 3 years. Simply register at: Register here and select Service provider from the drop down and select delivery category. Make sure you select your city by typing in your city in the city field. Your city and state should fill in. We will email you further instructions. It is that simple. We pay our drivers better than most others in the delivery industry because we hope you stay long term with the best company in the delivery business.

What Wetcrow does for CVS Customers:

• Prescription Deliveries: Same day delivery by 8PM, if your prescription is ready by 2 PM, saves you a trip to the pharmacy.
• Convenience Items: In some locations, you can order over the counter medicines, or snacks, mils, or other items and we dliver them to you same day.

Washington DC Services

Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States. It is a iconic and metropolitan city that draws multitude of tourists every year. It has a northerly subtropical climate with cool breezes and moderate temperatures.

The amount of landmarks, museums and attractions that are free to the public is far superior in size and scope to any other area in the world. The National Mall is where you can see monuments, memorials, museums, and government buildings all within walking distance from each other. This includes highlights like the White House, the US Capitol Building, the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, the Vietnam War Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, the National Gallery of Art, the Air and Space Museum, the National Natural History Museum, the Holocaust Museum, the International Spy Museum and the National Portrait Gallery. These are seen as icons of the world's wealthiest and most powerful nation by visitors from all around the globe.

The National Cherry Blossom Festival is held in late March, early April. Washington D.C. comes alive with colour every year in harmony with the promenade around the Tidal Basin. The National Opera, National Symphony Orchestra, and National Ballet Company are all in residence here at The Kennedy Centre. Classical performances here are plentiful and varied.

Rock Creek Park is a national park covering nearly 2,000 acres of thickly forested hills full of deer squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, birds, and even a few coyotes. It contains one of the nation's best biking and running trails that extends from the Lincoln Memorial way out into Maryland. Other than recreational pathways the park includes a golf course, picnic spots, a golf course, a boat rental centre on the Potomac and a variety of educational programs. In the warmer months Rock Creek Park hosts free open air performances including some by the renowned National Shakespeare Theatre Company.

• National Natural History Museum
• Rock Creek Park
• Washington Monument
• The White House
• Cherry Blossom Festival
• US Capitol
• Smithsonian Museum