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Longs Drugs is an American chain owned by parent company CVS Health with approximately 70 drugstores throughout the state of Hawaii and formerly in the Continental US. Before being acquired by parent company CVS Health in 2008, it was a chain of over 500 stores, located primarily on the West Coast of the United States .
27 reviews. 66 helpful votes. Longs Drugs now open at Kukuiʻula Shopping Village. 8 years ago. Aloha from Kaua'i! Yesterday as we were driving back from hubby running on the West Side early morning - we noticed it looked like the new Long's Drugs was open - in fact they had just had their blessing with Lady Ipo and so we decided to check it out.
Answer 1 of 20: My family (wife, teen daughter and son) stopped by the Long's Drugs in Kihei yesterday to stock up on supplies. We came out with more than we thought as they had great deals on Maui coffee and chocolate macadamia (to which I'm gaining a...
3,960 posts. 197 reviews. 49 helpful votes. 1. Re: Groceries in Kihei. 1 year ago. Groceries, gas, water, land and activities are expensive on Maui. If you want local eggs the price fluctuates from $8 to $14 per dozen. Mainland eggs that are shipped to Maui can be rubbery but are at a lower price.
Waikiki Beach: Longs Drugs now in Waikiki - See 18,833 traveler reviews, 11,679 candid photos, and great deals for Honolulu, HI, at Tripadvisor.
During our time in Kauai, we stayed at the Koloa Landing Resort, which is right “next door” to the Shops at Kukui’ula Village. It’s about 4-5 minutes away by foot, via an accessible walking path. There is a Long’s Drugs here, which is super helpful in case you forget anything like sunblock or shampoo.
Answer 1 of 11: Some of the best prices and selection we found in Kailua-Kona for souvenirs were at the Long's Drug. They had really cute tote bags for $6-15 and all kinds of other souvenirs. Check it out.
My family and I live on the island of Hawaii, so you’d think we would get tired of spending our days on the beach, but whenever we travel to Oahu, it doesn’t take long before we’re up to our knees in salt water, exploring tide pools, or heading out to “sightsee” with a snorkel and pair of fins.