Rite Aid

I was mostly interested in getting free COVID-19 home test kits and free 95 masks. They were out of the tests but answered my. questions about when more might come in. When I asked about the masked the pharmacist was caring and made me feel welcome.

Pharmacists are quick, very attentive , and very Courteous, the cashiers up front do a great job as well. Very clean and nicely ran store.

pharmacist Shania could not have been more helpful in calling doctor and
verifying a needed prescription. She was attentive, polite, helpful -
a very reassuring presence.

Rite aid is the perfect place for medical supplies,books,make up ect.

It is good store they are very clean and respectful

Always a very friendly place.Love it.

Closest pharmacy

Friendly neighborhood pharmacy carrying everything you'd expect. My favorite part is the pharmacy itself, which is rarely very busy, so your wait time to fill prescriptions is usually short. Helpful and friendly staff, too. They offer call-ahead curbside pickup, too.

Very convenient location and pretty well stocked for the size. Found film for a fujifilm instax mini camera where I didn't find it in several pharmacies in a major city.

Over all the store is very bright and clean but the pharmacy is always slow at getting out prescriptions.

Some employees are quite rude and others are super friendly

The women that run the rite aid pharmacy in Windsor Vermont- are phenomenal!
No if Ands or butts...
Primarily they are very COMPETENT -which is itself a rarity.
Each are very Knowledgeable - Understanding medications chemically, possible side effects, General indications, uses, Interactions and they Always explain anything else needed.
Dealing with Vermont Medicaid and insurance issues can be a full time job itself- regardless of coverage or not, denials or issues are just temporary setbacks if you got one of the gals looking for a solution
I have Admiration for their balance of store policy and insurance guidelines (which makes their job ultimately A set-up for Guaranteed problems) - they deal with the seeming crisis’ that are assured with confidence.
These Women’s high Ethics and standards of care for all the customers is met with ease ... as they all work together in unison
They take the time to know me, my medications and my account. They know my doctors and they know my situation - who I am most importantly ...
And they do not confuse me with what I am prescribed.
They are human too.
Very graceful, confident, helpful, astute humans...

Update

I moved 20 miles away and kept this Pharmacy because of the above review. I’m changing pharmacies nothing applies anymore unfortunately the pharmacies make it so difficult with their rules in place and then insurance has their guidelines and the only person that pays physically chemically and emotionally is the patients they leave without their medication. And trust me that’s of no concern to them.
Their communication and customer service and just general competence has all plummeted

I would avoid Rite Aid like the plague now

I wish I could go lower than the star! Very dangerous place to get meds if you ask me better off going to a different place. Never in stock, been handed wrong needle for my meds more then a hand full of times and then when explaining the mistake they have no issue putting you on blast Vicki is good for that one so is the other lady with the glasses. But to top it off I came in from a super cold bone chilling day of cold temps that a bear couldn’t even handle and was forced to remove my winter gear and hoodie (jacket, winter hat) cause I looked “suspicious” to a lady behind the desk in front of a line of other customers that thankfully had my back and told her that is not in any shape or form ok to say or do as I was simply just waiting in line minding my own business and thankfully they let me cut the line to get out of that store faster. Just very all over and just not ok. Fix your stuff and med restock issues. I won’t be returning. Stay safe Windsor vt and surrounding areas

I will never go back to this pharmacy. More often than not, the techs who work there are rude. Today, a tech I think named Vicki asked me if I had a doctor. Apparently she was updating the pharmacy's info. I was busy paying with my credit card when she asked. I looked up at her and said, "Yes." She then gave me a facial expression that was supposed to convey "Well? What is your doctor's name?" in a way that meant to make me feel stupid for not answering her question correctly. Message for Vikki or whatever your name is: Hate your job, but don't hate your customers. I'm done with this pharmacy and will gladly drive to Claremont for future prescriptions.