I challenge anyone to tell me where else in NJ can you find a Rite Aid that sells alcohol products…read more- wine, beers, AND spirits (!!). Any takers? I believe this may be the only one, or at least it's the only one that I encountered. I was impressed by the abundance of alcohol options. However there were tons of boxes in aisles throughout the store at the time if my visit. No bueno.

Obviously difficult since rite aid filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, but if you can't afford to…read morestock your shelves then shut the store down. Nothing in the men's grooming section and the grocery aisle is entirely barren. Sad.

Needed some wrinkle release and snacks for the conference. Quick stop in. Ok location and friendly…read moreservice. Typical Walgreens and pricing.

You try to get vaccinated but find yourself in a place that only encourages social distancing on…read moresign boards but not in practice. You enter this Walgreens that looks almost it just had a fire drill session, looking at how empty it looks. Then as you head to the pharmacist area, the scene completely changes and you feel you are in the middle of Asbury Park. We got here for a booster shot appointment at 5:30 and the busy pharmacists attended to us, got the paperwork completed and got us in for the shot at 6:20. Must commend that the pharmacists Bethezdia and Christine do a thorough job in checking the timings of the first two shots and the booster shot and if they were FDA approved if taken outside of the US. But they are probably understaffed for the kind of crowd they get. Pharmacies are no more just drugs selling and vaccination doing places now and are like Walmart and Target selling everything under the sun. You get everything here except for fruits and vegetables. PS- They had free Government provided N95 masks that were kept near the entrance area as freebies.

​The female pharmacist with the frizzy, burnt orange hair and heavy eyeliner gave me major attitude…read moretoday. She asked if my card on file ending in [Insert Last 4] was still good to use. I pulled out my wallet to check, noticed it was a different number, and replied that I wanted to use the new card instead. With a sharp tone and a glaring look, she snapped, "So the answer is NO!" and rolled her eyes. I really don't appreciate that. I could have easily matched her energy and doubled down with a negative attitude, but life is too short. I truly hope corporate reads this review and addresses her poor customer service.

8 am this morning I went into cvs and need to be out of the pharmacy in 10 to go to work. The…read morepharmacist was awsome he made it happen. This cvs usually gets a bad rep but this guy was awsome. Thank you so much for all the help this morning

Decent pharmacy. They carry medications that can be hard to find at other pharmacies so that is…read moregood. They also do compounding although I haven't used them for this and the compounding might be a bit more expensive. I have used them to fill prescriptions when other places wouldn't fill them. They are able to fill the prescriptions reasonably quickly and I think if you are in the local area then the may deliver although I haven't used them for this. If you want a friendly local pharmacy that doesn't reject prescriptions and also does compounding then this is a good place to go. The prices are also reasonable.

I came to work at this store for a few days and the Pharmacist Owner and all their employees were…read moregenuine & very friendly with above par Service. They knew everyone by name and they really cared about everyone's service right down to their medication therapy & patient's cost of treatments such as copays and insurance coverages especially when it came to their custom compounding services. I've never been to any business where the employees are worried about how much their customer's shopping will cost them. It's like driving into Exxon Gas Station and the attendant is like "Sorry, but the fuel prices are exorbitant! is $5.39 per gallon for regular gas okay with you? How can we help you afford your gas for your car?" But Loving Care Pharmacy does it.

Another bad review!…read more Came for vaccinations and only one person on duty and a line of 8. I had to make a fuss for them to open another window. Always slow.

Rarely can this Walgreens fill my prescriptions in full. I am constantly charged the same price for…read morea partial fill as I would be for a full fill. Now that I see this is a recurring issue at this location, I genuinely wonder if it is intentional. They also fail to report the fill correctly to my insurance company. As a result, the insurance company denies coverage for the remainder of the medication because Walgreens reports it as a "refill," even though they never provided the full prescription in the first place. For example, if I'm prescribed a 7-day course of antibiotics that should cost $5 with insurance, they will only give me 3 days' worth--still charging $5--and then I am forced to fight with the insurance company to get the remaining 4 days covered. This delay means I lose time between doses, which can make the medication less effective or not effective at all causing the medical issue to come back worse. Walgreens' suggested solution was that I pay the full cash price and use their $2 off a $100 prescription coupon, even though it should have cost me only $5 for a complete fill instead of $103 and wasting my time on three different runs to pickup the medication. They expected me to literally pay for their mistakes. They also refused to call the insurance company to correct their error and told me it was my problem. Days later the issue was finally resolved, but at the cost of my health. On top of that, the store has long lines, long wait times, and constant issues entering my insurance correctly. Despite all their problems, the staff has the AUDACITY tp frequently behave rudely. They don't consistently notify me when a prescription is ready, yet they will call me during the workday and rudely tell me I have four hours to pick it up or they will cancel the order. Final straw -They told me their system had flagged one of my medications for a drug interaction, but they claimed they couldn't see what the interaction was--so they removed the warning, gave me my medication, and basically said may the odds be ever in yoru favor. I reached out to my doctor's office, I had to wait for my doctor's office to inform me that taking the new prescription with my current medication could cause a cardiac event.

Do not let its unassuming appearance fool you! Not only was…read morethe pharmacist extremely friendly, caring, and helpful, but she filled a prescription I had been paying $180 a month for (sans insurance) at Rite Aid and CVS for THIRTY DOLLARS. When I asked her if there was some mistake, she kindly explained that chain drugstores are charge as much as possible, but here they personally work with customers on an individual basis in order to make sure medications are available at the most affordable price possible. I'd have assumed it was some farcical sales pitch if I hadn't already witnessed it first hand. I can't remember ever having such a feeling of a pharmacist actually caring about their customers well being. Can't reccommend this place enough.

Such a great company. I was working on a first aid health kit drive to support the homeless…read morepopulation in Trenton, NJ and they generously donated medical supplies. Thanks to them I will be able to provide 200 first aid kits to TASK this year. A special thanks to Judy! I called so many medical supply stores, pharmacies and more. When I called Center-Med they worked together to instantly help me.

From the owner: Cen-Med Enterprises provides Laboratory, Medical, Surgical, Healthcare, and Safety Supplies as well…read moreas offering Laboratory Equipment Repair and Calibration Services.

I've been tough on CVS, particularly their pharmacy operations and their Caremark mail-order drug…read moresubsidiary as both seem chronically understaffed and seem to specialize in a premeditated brand of chronically underwhelming service delivery -- an annoyance when you're cooling your heels at Walmart but inexcusable at the nation's largest purveyor of prescription pharmaceuticals. Well, thankfully they've just fired their CEO so maybe things will start to improve along with a return to reasonable staffing levels. That said, I have to give a shout-out to their MinuteClinic in-store facility that provides an excellent alternative to your primary care for basic services like vaccinations and ordinary physicals. Go online, make an appointment and generally you're waiting a maximum of five minutes to be seen by either an RN or a PA depending on the service. Don't get me wrong, while I love my primary care MD, why wait three weeks for an appointment if all you need is a flu shot or forms filled out for your employer. A first rate experience all around and an easy five stars.

I've been here twice, first for my booster shot and second for my father-in-law's health checkup at…read morethe clinic. Both the times we have had pleasant experience at the pharmacy and from our interactions with the different staff. The shop is also well maintained and has a lot of varieties to their inventory typical of a Target or Walmart and provides a wholesome experience. The parking is humongous and the pharmacy is placed in a well connected neighborhood.

Listen to the reviews on this one! I try look for the positive in each business and use Yelp to…read morepraise establishments that I like. In the case of Bell Drug, I can only advise to stay away. I work for a Dr in the Edison area, and many of our patients ask for their prescriptions to be called into Bell. Bell is slow and inaccurate, leaving our patients suffering and waiting all day for a simple antibiotic prescription to be filled. For example, today the Dr called in a prescription for an antibiotic at 10:45 am. The patient was in pain from a bad infection and the Dr wanted her to start the antibiotic immediately. Our patient called us several times throughout the day to let us know the pharmacy hadn't called her yet to say it was ready for pick up, and when she tried calling them, the automatic message said her prescription had not been filled. At 4:30 pm our Dr called Bell and managed to get a person on the line. Finally the prescription was ready. This has happened many times before.

been a customer over 45 years. the service has certainly declined. doctors call/fax in…read moreprescriptions and they are never ready or they don't have the items in-stock and God forbid it's a Friday... you won't see the meds until Monday if you are lucky. a phone call would be nice letting the customer know of such instead of them arriving at the pharmacy to hear the news. another good one... prior owner would call other pharmacies in an attempt to fill the prescription. Now not only are you not told that they don't have the meds until you make the trip there but then you are told to call other pharmacies to find the meds and then call Bells so they can transfer the prescription. So much for being customer focused! My vet is more pro-active!