How to Get a Copy of Your CVS Pharmacy Receipt
Need another copy of a CVS Pharmacy receipt for an expense report or your records? Here are the fastest ways to get one.
Ways to get a duplicate CVS Pharmacy receipt
- 1In store: take your payment card and the approximate date to the CVS Pharmacy customer-service desk and ask for a receipt reprint.
- 2Link your ExtraCare card and CVS stores digital receipts in the app automatically; prescription history is available separately from the pharmacy.
- 3Resend the email receipt: if you provided an email at checkout, search your inbox for the CVS Pharmacy order confirmation and re-download it.
Good to know about CVS Pharmacy receipts
CVS lets you opt into digital-only receipts entirely — a fix for their famously long paper receipts, and your history stays searchable in the app.
Or recreate a CVS Pharmacy receipt
If a reprint isn't available, you can rebuild a CVS Pharmacy receipt with the same items, prices, date and store details, then sign in free to download it as a PDF or PNG. It takes about a minute.
Make a copy of your CVS Pharmacy receipt
Match the items, prices, date and store details — then download as PDF or PNG.
Open the CVS Pharmacy receipt builderFrequently asked questions
- Can CVS Pharmacy reprint a receipt?
- In many cases yes — bring the card you paid with and the approximate date to the customer-service desk, and staff can often locate the transaction in the register system. Link your ExtraCare card and CVS stores digital receipts in the app automatically; prescription history is available separately from the pharmacy. Reprint availability and time limits depend on the store's point-of-sale system, so the sooner you ask after the purchase, the better.
- Is it legal to recreate a CVS Pharmacy receipt?
- Recreating a receipt for a real purchase — for your records, an expense report or replacing a lost copy — is legitimate. Using a fabricated receipt to deceive anyone is not.