I am shaking SO BAD because of my anger towards these people. I ordered online, and instead of…read moreusing my benefits card for partial payment, it took it ALL from my credit card. It's happened TWICE. It won't happen again. Besides that, they have given me the WRONG prescription TWICE! At least I checked them first. And their website of Medications is always a mess. The employee's are usually nice and helpful. It's how the business is run that sucks. I just wrote a NASTY letter to corporate, but it doesn't matter, and will be ignored. It's OK, I am going ANY WHERE else. I had enough~

This store is SLOW!! Doesn't matter if you go drive thru, in store it sucks!!! They won't tell…read moreyou if your medicine is out of stock! As a diabetic, I am still waiting a week for medication! I tried calling the store and was left on hold for over 30 min! I drove there (not even 5 min away) just to wait in line and be told my 10/8 refill is still NOT IN STOCK!! Wtf!! I hate CVS!

I've been going to Rutland Pharmacy for over ten years. The staff is friendly and welcoming every…read moretime I'm there. It's a classic nostalgic vibe that makes me actually look forward to seeing everyone. The pharmacist Jim is extremely approachable and always returns my "hellos" with a friendly smile. I love doing business with small local businesses and Rutland Pharmacy makes this very easy indeed!

From the owner: At Rutland Pharmacy we specialize in serving our community with fast, friendly, professional…read moreservice and the highest-quality medicines and health products. You'll always work with somebody at our pharmacy who greets you by name, and our pharmacists take the time to counsel you and answer your questions. Visit us for all your healthcare needs!

Great and friendly place to buy your Rx the staff Is alway on there feet and ready to take care of…read moreyou !! Keep in mind this is just a Rx pick up location and they carry some over the counter meds you may need. And there Hrs are shorter the the reg stores . But a GREAT FRIENDLY LOCATION!

Consistent good service. The benefits of a local community pharmacy and with personal small town…read moreattention.

Cookie dough ice cream was delicious. Super cute pharmacy. Very hospitable ice cream scooper…read moreservice person. Ridiculous amount of ice cream packed into the cone. Cute town to boot.

Sat in drive through for about 15 minutes (which is expected). Finally pulled up to window and a…read morewhite blind was put down over the window. I assumed this meant they were not taking customers any longer at window. I waited a few more minutes and no employees assisted me. Many cars were in back of me waiting. Parked and went inside and one of the many staff members working at the pharmacy that day informed me that they were at lunch. I get it, they need their lunch break. However, I feel it would be much better customer service and would decrease customer aggravation if 1. A sign is hung up stating employees are at lunch or even employees alerting customers in line so they are not waiting for a long time. 2. Having a rotating schedule for staff's lunch breaks so pharmacy stays open.

The pharmacy staff was exceptional! Sarah resolved the insurance issue with my medication quickly…read moreand efficiently. I plan to use this location for all my pharmacy needs. Highly recommend this location!

I have been a customer of Deerfield Pharmacy for as long as I can remember. As I have aged. I am…read morerequired to deal with multi medications and changes. Again, this morning I called with problem a last-minute drug change, not of the pharmacy doing, and she quickly figured out the issue and offered a solution. There is nothing like a small-town business that understands their customer's personal needs and treats them like family.

My kind of small-town pharmacy! Owner pharmacists make it their business to get to know you, answer…read morequestions about your meds in "English", helpful with information about OTC products, and personable while they are at it. They feel like neighbors we can turn to when we need their particular expertise. Peg Davies

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.

I had high hopes for this one. Small, seemingly personal. For transactions that went entirely…read moreaccording to plan, they were fine. Sometimes they gave me good advice about a drug. But some of my drugs require prior authorization and I'm actually not sure this crew understands what the process is and what their role is. Over the past two weeks I talked to them plenty of times. I only got more confused. They never gave the same convuluted answer twice. And each time they became increasingly annoyed with me. When they had been especially snotty and as unhelpful as usual, I asked them to wipe all my prescriptions. I moved. Interestingly enough, I had ALL my prescriptions in hand the second day I signed up for the new pharmacy. And they called me a few times to make sure I understood the arcane process that is prior authorization. Don't go here unless you don't need much more than aspirin.

I experienced some initial resistance from the pharmacist, Mohamed Smaili, when trying to fill my…read moreprescriptions. Almost 2 years later, it seems that my complaints about retail prescription substitutions are more closely being watched. However, Mr. Smaili continues to display reluctance in properly completing his duties as pharmacist. I reported concerns that he was acting more like a salesman than a pharmacist with vaccines given my awareness of health informatics; and so I shared that information with another paraprofessional at the pharmacist who didn't seem willing to consider the documents about ethical pharmaceutical dispensation that I provided from the national institute of health and PUBMED library databases.