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Open 24 hours
Giant Carlisle, 6542 Logan Square, New Hope
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βI've always been very happy with this Rite Aid. Everyone in the store is helpful and very friendly. I'm very sad because I had to switch pharmacies because of insurance to CVS and I'm very dissatisfied and wish I could go back to Rite Aid.β
βI don't understand some of what I read here. This pharmacy by far is the best, friendliest, most accommodating of any chain I've been to. Same for the staff of their retail store. Been going here for going on three years now and they've never not been great.β
βThis was my first time in Walgreens Jamison I'm usually a CVS shopper but I'm glad I gave Walgreens a try. I met Kimberley who helped me find what I needed even though it wasn't where you would expect it to bee. She also signed me up for a store & beauty card and gave me a bag of samples to try. CVS never did that! Go there, look for Kimberly!β
8AM - 10PM
2193 York Rd, Jamison
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βThe ONLY accurate coin counter in town. Sure, they take a percentage of your profits, but at least they are honest about it... Unlike a certain Penny Arcade run by a certain bank.β
8AM - 10PM
1 Cherry St, Lambertville
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βWhile this Rite Aid lacks some of the vitamin supplements once carried by the chain, they do a good job picking up the vaccination service for Covid, flu, Shingles and other widely prescribed and recommended medical care. Appointments are required, but easily obtained through their website. All you need to provide is name and address, health insurance information (if insured) and knowledge of the shots you want. Scheduling is handled directly on that site, with location convenient to you offered as alternatives. Once selected, the available dates/times are shown and you click the best for your needs. Mine was made for the following week. Upon arrival, I checked in with the pharmacy, showed my photo ID, vaccination history card and health insurance information, answered a few questions about Covid symptoms or exposure and took a seat. Within minutes, a pharmacist approached, introduced herself, and took me to a small private room where the injections were quickly given. I had two that day. Bandaids were applied to protect the tiny wound and I was out the door. No significant side effects that evening nor the next day, except for minor discomfort at the injection site. No fuss. No muss. My only suggestion would be that they make an effort to make that room more comfortable, because it appeared they were still using it for storage in addition to seeing patients.β