Rite Aid

Great pharmacy and great staff!

Love the smaller size, do not have to hike a mile to reach pharmacy. Large selection of items, friendly service. Medications ready when promised.

I am commenting on the older female cashier. She is moody and does not seem to deal with all ethnicities fairly. She is not customer service oriented and gets annoyed at everything.

Excellent sevice.The staff is great. Yes.

I've been going to the Rite Aid at 3601 Midvale Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19129 for about 3 years now. Getting prescriptions even though my insurance isn't contracted with the store. But today I was stopped and asked to leave when I walked in the door. And the reasoning was because I had my bike with me.nnWhile I would understand if the justification would have been something to do with legalities, which I'm not aware of since I was not looking to store my bike. But the reasoning was because my rubber tires would damage the floor. Yes the floor. Never mind the hard rubber of shoes, the rough plastic of the shopping carts, the cardboard displays that are dragged into place, the wheels of the pallet jack and dollies with sometimes hundreds of pounds of product that make their way around the store, but my bike that weighs less than 20 pounds will severely damage the floor's finish.nnI said that I would have been happy to lock my bike outside but there was not a bike rack. The Loss Prevention employee Randall (I believe his name is) said the best he could do was let me leave my bike at the front door by the water where a camera would watch it. Explaining that my bike cost $1600 and will not leave it unattended and unlocked by the door I was told that I could leave.nnIn a store which had someone being taken away in handcuffs last week and has been broken into in the past I don't believe it is a stretch to think that my property could be stolen. But nonetheless my business was turned away by someone who wan't a manager.