Rite Aid

John Rutkowski _{on Google}

Mar 12th, 2024

Great pharmacy staff, they work with insurance and discount plans to find the best prices.

Elise Martin _{on Google}

Feb 6th, 2024

We use this Rite Aid because it is the closest to our house. That said- weve had such positive experiences with everyone in the pharmacy, the pharmacists and their associates, I would be willing to drive further to come here. They answer all my questions patiently, give me heads up if a certain medication is going to be overly expensive, and give me all the information I need to help make decisions for my families health.

Shannon Callahan _{on Google}

Jan 20th, 2024

Great Rite Aid. Pharmacy is excellent and store associates are knowledgeable and polite.

Steve Landau _{on Google}

Dec 21st, 2023

I go to this Rite Aid all the time, because it is very convenient for me, it is never crowded, and they have everything. The pharmacy is efficient: they send me text messages to let me know when my refills are ready, and they contact my doctor is I run out, all I have to do is swing by the uncrowded drive through, flash my ID, and grab the meds, stat.
Vaccinations are available anytime, just walk in, and apparently free. If you have to wait at all, you can take a few deep breaths and measure your blood pressure at the free kiosk.
When I heard that Rite Aid was closing some nearby stores, I was not surprised, because it seems like there are too many of them. But I was happy to see that the store on New London Road in Newark, my fair city, has been spared., for now. I hope lots of people will shop there so that corporate won't shut them down, too, like the one on Main Street.

Alison Howton _{on Google}

Aug 21st, 2023

Discriminatory bathroom practices at this location. They have an area marked for public restroom use and I was standing waiting, thinking someone was using the restroom. An employee walks by and informs me I need a key from the pharmacy counter to use the restroom. I informed her they need to put up a sign to let people know this is the case. She said they are not allowed to do so. I find this discriminating against people like me with Crohn's Disease! Fortunately this was not a moment of severe distress, but forcing people to wait for a restroom simply because they need a key without informing them with signage is potentially devastating for some of their customers. Had I been in a flare and had a crohns issue that could have resulted in defecation in my pants, I would have sued this location and rite aid. There is no reason such a place should do this and claim they can't put up a simple SIGN to inform people. That discriminates against anyone with gastro or otherwise uncontinent issues!