Rite AidReviews of riteaid.com

I've been a loyal customer at Rite Aid for many years. But I'm going to be shopping elsewhere because I am no longer getting the discount I used to get when swiping my rite aid card. That discount kept me from going online or to CVS for my otc items. I'm 68, and like most seniors, I need to watch my spending. Shame on you for failing to maintain my discount.

There Website says vaccine walk ins welcome from 2-3. So, i went there at 215 and Pharma said we gave them out in the morning. so, i came back next morning and rude lady was acting like i was lying and wasting her time. always rude here i guess don't be surprised next time.

Every. Single. Time. I go in that place I leave pissed off. Now the workers are quite friendly when I walk in. Always greet me and smile but the customer service beyond that is atrocious. Even the pharmacy is a joke. Nobody can blame this on covid either because I've been going there for years and it's always been this way. Unfortunately I will continue to go there as it is my only option for a pharmacy in this small town but another one will be opening in the next year or so but until then I get to put up with the disrespect and blatantly rude and unprofessional "associates". Just last week I was in there to pick up an Amazon package and the lady at the register rolled her eyes at me and walked off. Like what?? I was the only one in line. That is the mildest complaint I have about their attitudes towards customers. It's sad. I look forward to the day I don't ever have to step foot in that armpit of a store ever again.

Several Church members got Covid Tests at Rite Aid prior to going to Tijuana to build homes for local Mexican Families. Seven tests were indeterminate and have to be redone. (It may stop the ministry from their work in Mexico.) We are scrambling for instantaneous tests at the moment.

This is a review specifically of their COVID testing, which is disappointing. It takes four days to schedule an appointment, two to four more days to get the result. So you have to wait 6-8 days from first appearance of symptoms to find out. Commercial sites (not the "free" ones like RiteAid) get you in and results out in less than 24 hours.

Rite aid is mostly unremarkable. Selection is like any other store in the area. As for the service, the employees are often rude. One employee at the pharmacy was especially horrible. Very unprofessional. I am only giving one extra star because of the shelf stocker who actually helped me. I will not be coming back to rite aid. I would much rather go elsewhere.

I use my plenti card and i receive the "savings" slip. So for today May 21st i was able to buy 1 get 1 free on cottonelle toilet paper. I go into rite aid thinking it's a deal. Regular price on the 12 pk double roll $11.99. I went to dollar general and got the pk double roll cottonelle for $6 and saved $.50 with a DG coupon...

I was totally blown away when I saw a picture posted on the internet December 19 2019 of employees at location 101 N. China Lake Blvd. Ridgecrest California 93555 giving basically thumbs up. I could not believe this being posted, as employee Susan Tunget was one of the employees featured in the picture. It is well known around Ridgecrest that this employee has been convicted on two counts of Welfare Fraud to Obtain Aid. This information can be found on The Kern County Superior Court website. If she had no problem committing fraud, are we to believe that she will not also steal from customers? Just because she is sleeping/living with one of the stores shift supervisors, Douglas Sperry, is no reason she should have gotten employment here. Don't just take my word on this, Google her name and decide for yourself.