I would just like to say that I am extremely disappointed with this grocery store. At the moment I have in my hand flu medicine that I purchased at Save-On-Foods in Aldergrove on the weekend. Last night, after my husband and I had already taken a few of the tablets, we noticed that the medication had in fact expired in March of this year (2012). I guess that's why it was on sale. I guess Save-On-Foods figures they can get away with it in a low income community such as Aldergrove, where people not only want to search out the best deal, but also in fact NEED TO. This kind of action on the part of a business isn't only unethical but also extremely socially irresponsible. What if a elderly person had purchased the expired medication? Save-On-Foods is completely taking advantage of the fact that customers within this lower income community often cannot afford items which are not on sale...I know as a struggling student, I can't. This is just such disgusting behaviour on the part of Save-On-Foods, this corporation should be ashamed of itself. And do you know what the absolute worst part about this is? This isn't the first time I have found expired products at this store. Actually, it's probably the fifth time. The last time was about one month ago when I noticed that a certain type of salad dressing was on sale. I started checking the expiry dates on the bottles and found 10 BOTTLES which had been expired for over 2 months. I promptly took all of the bottles to the customer service desk to show them and all they had to say was "Sorry...it was probably the stockers who accidentally put those bottles on the shelf". OH REALLY? So I guess the stockers also have the authority to place items on sale..items which are nearing or have past their expiration date. Just ridiculous. read more