The drive thru has the worst customer service lady, her name is Brittney, she told me to come back…read moreat 11:30 and my scripts would be ready...I said no problem I have a baby with me and we'll kill some time. We came back at 11:45 and was told sorry we have 2 others filled but not yours....you can come back or come in and wait but we don't know how long it will be...really snotty. I said I can't keep driving around with him and she shouldn't be promising people times...she said she has to take care of everyone who comes in first and that pushed my scripts back further. I said I wasn't leaving so I was told to sit in the 2nd pick up lane...they were very able to get them done at that point....so apparently if you want scripts filled you should stay and wait or they don't get done as promised....and her attitude was unacceptable. More times than I can count I've left and come back because I was asked nicely and was understanding but at some point people get sick of being pushed to the back!

I went in to get my acne meds I stood and waited and the old lady short hair closed the gate down…read moreand you couldn't even take me she didn't even say a word I'm like are u guys going on lunch and she's like yea be back at 2 I find it so shitty and shitty customer service and It was very rude

Businesses in Vermont that are "places of public accommodation" (like restaurants, retail stores,…read moreand service providers) are generally required to have restrooms, and all single-user restrooms must be designated as gender-neutral. Act 127, effective July 2018, requires single-stall, lockable restrooms to be marked simply as "restroom" without gender-specific signage. It is unacceptable that there is no restroom in this facility. Especially being a healthcare retailer.

I am 68 years old. I live in the mountains of Southern VT. This is the closest pharmacy to where I…read morelive. 1 hr. 45 min round trip. When this store was Rite Aide. There was a 3-day buffer on picking up medicine. Meaning something that was to be refilled could be refilled 3 days early. Today I was in the Kinney store and needed something refilled. I was 3 days early. Just like i have always done. Only to be told you can only pick up meds the day before refill date. And that was the policy. I'm on 6 different meds. And with all of life's obligations I don't know how people can live with that without sometimes running out. Very poor corporate policy.

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 thank you to the Rite AId pharmacy staff in Windsor Vermont for caring about their customers…read more Thank you for your support during the challenges of today's covid environment and kindly supporting our stress we bring with us when we come to you. I cannot imagine your own stress being on the front lines everyday, much less dealing with all of ours! Thank you for all you do!

Our family just switched to this pharmacy over the last few months. Each time I've been there I've…read morehad to wait 20 minutes to a half hour - either on line or my prescription isn't ready when promised. But today was special as I found out how they treat their customers. When they can't completely fill your prescription, they charge you a copay for half. Fine. But when you come for the rest of your prescription a few weeks later, they charge you another copay. That's called gouging and this pharmacy and the owner should be ashamed of themselves. I'm glad I'm not a senior (yet)! The place is filthy with grime and stains around the door handles. Parking is also a nightmare. Just an overall dump and Ill be moving all our prescriptions as soon as possible.

I've been going to this pharmacy for years, and it reminds me what is so great about dealing with a…read moresmall business instead of a massive chain. Everyone is friendly, helpful, and attentive. They make an attempt to know their customers, help out-of-towners, and help people get the meds they need quickly. Additionally, they run toy drives and other events that help the community.

Not a fan of this Walgreens...empty shelves with no help. Layout is also strange, limited signs…read morewithout full descriptions.

A drug store is pretty much a drug store, right? Especially if it's a chain. And this Walgreens is,…read moreobviously, but it has a few things that put it a bit above the average. Mostly, it's the people. They are a very friendly group, as a rule, some of them quite delightfully so. The pharmacists are thoughtful and easy-going -- no rush if they have to explain your prescriptions -- and the employees tend to be uncommonly pleasant to deal with. You can occasionally find some bargains here (they regularly put bottled water on deep reductions), and even some snack food items show up with a good price. It may not be the best ever -- is anything? -- but we have found over the last couple of years that this Walgreens is a good community member. We like 'em and recommend 'em.

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!

Staff works hard to meet all of your needs and make you feel welcome. Great service and a wonderful…read morefamily environment.

From the owner: The Pharmacy, Inc. is Bennington area's full service community pharmacy offering you and your…read morefamily with essentials to manage your health. We even deliver! We offer Medical Supplies, Immunizations, Orthopedic Supports, Veterinary Products, and Compounding Solutions. On top of the products that we offer, our pharmacists provide personalized services.

We were camping in the area, and needed emergency medications…read more Luckily, this Rite Aid was close. It is really like all the others, same cookie cutter layout. We got the meds in under an hour and we were on our way. Thanks Rite Aid.

The Pharmacy is way too slow. Takes up to an hour after dropping it off for it to be done. Even…read morewhen it's called in, it's never ready. I just spent all night and day at the Hospital and would love to get scripts filled so I can go home and rest. Maybe they need more Pharmacists.