Who bought bartells pharmacy?

Who bought bartells pharmacy?

Rite Aid
For months after Bartell Drugs was bought by Rite Aid last October, many pharmacy customers were pleasantly surprised to see few obvious alterations at the 131-year-old drugstore known for its customer service.

Did Rite Aid buy bartells?

Bartell Drugs, which is being acquired by Rite Aid Corp for $95 million, will remain a “subsidiary company,” a Bartell Drugs spokesperson said. The Bartell Drugs brand name will remain intact. Bartell Drugs has been family-owned since its launch in 1890.

Where is Bartell Drugs located?

Seattle, Washington
Bartell Drugs

Does bartells take expired medication?

Unused Medications? We’ll Take Them Back! Safely dispose leftover or expired medication at our 67 Bartell locations. If you have unused, expired or simply unwanted medication, don’t throw it away in the garbage or especially not down the toilet or in your sink drain.

What happened to bartells?

Today, we announced our agreement to sell Bartell Drugs to Rite Aid. First, we are thrilled that the Bartell name and heritage will remain. We expect you, as well as our 1,700 employees, to see little or no change in our 67 stores for some time to come.

Has bartells been sold?

Bartell Drugs, a local, family-owned business for 130 years, to be sold to Rite Aid for $95 million. Pennsylvania-based Rite Aid, which has about 2,400 stores in 18 states, including 69 in and around Seattle, said the Bartell name will remain on the stores.

Who owns Bartell?

Bartell Drugs/Parent organizations

How many locations does Bartell Drugs have?

67
Bartell Drugs/Number of locations

How do you dispose of vitamins in Seattle?

Many pharmacies in the Seattle area offer drug disposal drop-boxes for unused vitamins, over-the-counter medicines, and some prescription drugs.

What time does Bartell Drugs open?

Store Hours:

Is bartells going out of business?

SEATTLE — It’s the end of an era for one of Puget Sound’s longest running, homegrown companies. The 130-year-old Bartell Drugs has been sold to Pennsylvania-based Rite Aid for $95 million in a deal that the two companies say will preserve the financial standing and brand name for the locally iconic drugstore chain.

Is Bartell Drugs owned by CVS?

CVS acquired all Target pharmacies and retail clinics for $1.9 billion in December, so Bartell CEO Brian Unmacht, who is the first non-family CEO for the family-owned company, said he has been waiting for the expansion. CVS is the largest U.S. pharmacy retailer. It had $153 billion in revenue in 2015.