Most Americans are or should be aware of the Wuhan Virus/Chinese virus and the symptoms. I am past…read morethe at risk age and cognizant of the threat. I was contacted to receive a Shangrix shingles booster to be within the 2 to 6 month window from the last shot. I was not informed of the common Shangrix side effects which are very similar to the Wuhan virus symptoms. 12 hours after the vaccine I woke up with a fever and nausea. So what was wrong with me? I searched the Shangrix web site and read the side effects and they explained my symptoms.??? Hopefully that's all it is. But I was never given a choice by getting an informed description prior to the shot. Today I could not get the point across to the Rite Aid employee that this was not the time to be vaccinated given the Pandemic concerns. Will use my Dr./nurse next time.

Standard Rite Aid - this has everything you need on a pharmacy. Limited grocery options but with…read moreShaw's right down the street, that's not an issue. People at the pharmacy were helpful, even with a last-minute prescription request. We didn't have to wait long and got what we needed. Decent parking outside and a drive-through option make this a convenient choice.

My life was lived in big cities and I expected a little sleepy place with a few items like a…read moreconvenience store. It's much larger inside than the outside. They have things I didn't expect. The food is fresh and there are a lot of options--even specialty items. The ice cream aisle has everything from known brands to little creameries. You can buy auto gear, makeup, meat, wine and gardening supplies in one visit, and of course fill a prescription. I like that it's near the library, fire department and close to the post office. Love this town living.

This works for basic purposes. A small grocery store, it has to compete with Market Basket and…read moreothers. Do I like it? Yes. The product section is where this is a winner. Unbelievably fresh and a wonderful selection. The beef area is meh. I wish they'd have more cuts to choose from. It is a clean store. Always run into some characters, but very nice employees. Have been going here for years. It's also a bit of a general store. If you forgot something they could have it. Even fishing poles and other outdoor recreation devices. The hardware store has more, but what they have is decent enough.

Avoid this CVS pharmacy location if at all possible! This pharmacy is constantly understaffed, and…read morethe few staff they do have are astonishingly rude and incompetent. Prescriptions are filled inaccurately or not completed despite getting ready for pickup text message. The wait times (both in store and in drive thru) are incredibly long, you can expect to wait about 30-45 minutes no matter the time of day. There is about a 50% chance your medication will not be in stock, and will be at least a week or more for them to get it back in stock. This location always closes early (usually 10-20 minutes earlier than posted closing time). These are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to unsatisfactory service at this CVS location. Do yourself a favor and choose laterally any other pharmacy to do your business at.

Horrible customer service. Disinterested staff. Empty waiting area but they force you to go out and…read morewait in your car in the 100 yard drive through line where they only have to serve one customer at a time - but they still take forever to service each customer Every time I have to go to this CVS it's a different variety of bad experience ! This CVS is the poster child for the decline of customer service. If anyone is "managing" the CVS they should be ashamed of themselves !!!!!!!

Walgreens in Keene NH has a pharmacy person that answers the pbone with zero personality and is…read morerude. Walgreens does not follow through on complaints as well so I switched to CVS.

Staff members are always cheerful and polite. My prescriptions are filled on time, and if there is…read morea problem, they address it immediately. Thank you.

While this business is named Woodstock Pharmacy, it's really a small variety store with some…read morewonderful surprises. Aside from an active pharmacy and a decent selection of normal drug store items and toiletries, here are some of the other things you'll find here: *a variety of interesting and old-fashioned toys *a variety of high-end beauty products, including Ahava, Thymes, and Crabtree & Evelyn *newspapers *a variety of greeting cards *office supplies of various kinds *candies and Vermont products *Vera Bradley bags *a photo printer/photo processing *small but very good selection of vitamins & natural health care items, including some homeopathic remedies. The Pharmacy's staff are really friendly and well-informed.

A cute little pharmacy with an old fashioned feel -- the only thing missing is a soda bar. Lots of…read morelittle knick knacks can be be bought here, particularly interesting are the toys downstairs. Love the map puzzles! A great place to stop by. Also -- an actual pharmacy!

I was checking hours and thought I'd write a review. I've been using Rite Aid in Windsor for many,…read moremany years. The regular pharmacist is just an absolute peach. She is so kind and very smart. That being said, the other pharmacy staff can be touch and go. It seems to be a lot better than previously. I'm mad at myself for forgetting her name- it's either Judy or Jody- and I've always thought we were so lucky to have her as our local pharmacist. The other pharmacist isn't necessary "not nice", he's very good at his job but his bedside manner isn't as warm and fuzzy. Not to say he's rude because that's not it at all. We are so fortunate to have this staff in town and I genuinely hope they stay!

A-Ok to have a real drugstore/ pharmacy in downtown Windsor…read more It beats having to drive to Claremont or Lebanon, NH for a simple health or beauty aid or to get a prescription filled. The thing is that the pharmacy IS SO SLOW and take forever in getting a prescription filled. A little history here is that the building used to a small supermarket. Price Chopper, P&C, IGA, and then a Sun Foods.

Colonial Pharmacy is not only one of the best pharmacies in the area, it's one of the best I have…read moreever patronized. The staff from front to back seems exceptionally well trained, not only individually, but as a team. The pharmacists and staff are knowledgeable, friendly, kind, and professional. They call if there is a question or concern, answer inquiries promptly, and manage peak times with grace. Not only is it a great pharmacy, it's a fun place to shop with unique clothing (!!), a nice selection of greeting cards, confections I love but don't readily find elsewhere, and seasonal items like garden decor, beachside accessories (including flip flops), and even housewares and locally made candles. They have a nice little snack center, too. In terms of price, you won't save money shopping here, but it will save you time, and you never know what you will find, which makes it a fun place to shop. Also, great parking, which is something you can't say about a lot of places in this region. I really enjoy being a customer here.

If you a terminal patient and have to take the same medication as someone who has opiate use…read moredisorder, they treat you like a criminal.

The staff is extremely helpful. They have amazing sales. Most people overlook Rite Aid for gifts…read moreand lawn items. I love the Jaffrey, NH store.

Sounds silly but I liked the way it was set up before the remodel - I can't find quite a few things…read morewithout asking now & the way it's set up doesn't make much sense. For whatever reason after the remodel service seemed to go down too. I always have to track someone down to help me find something now whereas before you couldn't walk 20ft into the store without being greeted & asked if you needed help finding something. It's fine. I just miss the way it was a year+ ago.

The worst. Clinical ambience of a nasty bus station. Wide open entrance to the (private) vaccine…read morearea with partially clothed patients. People behind the pharmacy counter are cold, overworked, and rude -- holding the patient responsible for knowing CVS's own undocumented policies and processes. NOPE.

Had a COVID booster. The pharmacist stabbed me twice and left a 2 week bruise that was tender and…read moreremains painful to the touch. Was I her first ever???

The Town of New London is blessed in that, despite its relatively small size, it has a regional…read moreimpact due to services and amenities in the Kearsarge/Mount Sunapee area. And one of these important facets is two pharmacies coexisting in town. Roberts-Scarlett Pharmacy occupies a relatively small footprint in one of the iconic strip malls in town, yet every square foot is used to service the customer. Service is superb, always a smile from the attendants, always a recommendation, and then in the back, attentive pharmacists who will answer any questions. Their product selection is quite varied, especially on orthopedics, vitamins, cold/flu stuff, and the like. All of it reasonably priced, providing great value to the customer. And by the way, it is the only pharmacy in the area that takes Tricare, the military/veteran prescription network. Truly an important presence in the community.

Excellnt and personal service. Provides the caring touch so often lost in larger, corporate…read moreorganizations.