Rite Aid

"It is nice to be pleasantly greeted upon entry. Customer service is top notch, store is clean and the shelves were organized and stocked. Th employees appear to really enjoy their job as it shows. Great job Rite Aid Old River location"

"I like shopping at rite aid. It's usually quick and easy. Whenever I go to a rite aid I look for their end cap that has 75% off. You just never know what you might find. That makes it fun."

"This is the worst pharmacy I have ever been too, unfortunately It's convenient because I live around the corner. I can never just pick up a prescription. I have to call multiple times and ask them to fill it. Most recently after being injured, it took them 2 days to fill my medication. Constant run around. Talk to one person and they say they have put in insurance info, i don't hear back from them so I call again and have to give them the info all over again because the previous person never inputted it. Switching pharmacies. Would rather drive 15 miles than deal with this place."

"This is the only store I go to regularly. I'm not a fan of public places and this store is my favorite. Everyone is always friendly and I usually can get anything I need there. I love this store!"

"There are a few girls in the pharmacy that seriously need to get some customer service skills. Manjit is definitely one of them. I went through the drive-through to pick up my meds and I sat there patiently after buzzing the buzzer for five minutes I watched a man walk up to the counter. She helped him then she went back to doing whatever it was she was doing in the meantime there are cars forming in a line behind me. I watched another customer come to the register, and she began to help her at this point. I press the buzzer three or four times and actually knocked on the window. The customer at the register notified her that I was calling her over. After this. Manjit proceeded to argue with me that those two people were there before me, and that I did not ring the bell. I think if your bell does not work, perhaps you should instruct your employees to occasionally look over to see if there’s anyone in the drive-through. I have been in the store. You can see the drive-through from multiple spots. The actual pharmacist even looked over at me shortly after I arrived. Not to mention I think that when giving somebody a medication you should at least verify with them of what they’re picking up so you can make sure that it is the right items that they wanted. Instead of just throwing everything in a bag and handing it to them after they pay. Seems like poor patient care. Do better!"