Rite Aid 136 Meadow Street, Littleton, NH 03561

"I offer this review only for the store, as I have not had meds filled here. I came in sick as a dog, not knowing where anything was and barely knowing what year it was. (Bad respiratory virus.) The gentleman who assisted me to find nasal saline solution (I know not his name, silver hair and beard) was very helpful and empathetic to my plight. The store is quite neat, clean and well rounded. Thank you."

"I got there at 1:24. They close at lunch for 1:30. 1 person ahead of me. Plenty of time for a decent pharmacist to serve 2 people. It took her until 1:32 to get the 1 person and then threw up a CLOSED sign in my face and walked away. Nobody behind me. It normally takes this woman 5-10 minutes to get my prescriptions and I tried to give her the benefit of the doubt in case she's special needs but I'm now convinced she just doesn't care about her job or her customers. She's now just been standing behind the sign for 15 minutes and peeking over every few minutes instead of taking a lunch break or helping me. Nice employee you hired there! I'm waiting until she comes back and then cancelling all of my auto renewals and I'll go elsewhere. And I will be doing whatever I can to convince everyone I know not to go here. No wonder why Rite Aids are going bankrupt!"

"This place rocks! The best pharmacists and the products you cannot find in Walmart. Get points and save big. They still care about each of us"

"The pharmacist and staff always go above and beyond for all of their customers. They always have a smile ready and a kind word. Greet people by name and a friendly smile. I used to go to a different pharmacy but I will only go to Rite Aid in Littleton now."

"They didn't call to let me know my medication wasn't in stock. They didn't even call to let me know when another medication was unavailable! There's no excuse for such poor customer service. Note to the owner regarding his reply: Dear Mr. So and So; You replied to my review, but hadn't left your name, hadn't introduced yourself yet thought it was o.k. to address me as Jesse. Let me tell you something. You'd be smart to address customers as Mr. ____, Mrs. ____ or Ms. ____. It shows respect for your customers. Lastly there's a thick bush in the prescription drive-through that sticks-out. You have to drive around the bush or the thick branches will put some scratches on your car. Not cool."