ShopRite to close 23 pharmacies across New Jersey; transfer customers to nearby CVS pharmacies
ShopRite is closing 23 in-store pharmacies across New Jersey over the next month, and transferring customers to nearby CVS pharmacies.
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Jan 27, 2021, 3:13 PM
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Updated 1,541 days ago
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12h agoShopRite is closing 23
in-store pharmacies across New Jersey over the next month, and transferring
customers to nearby CVS pharmacies.
The specific locations that
will be impacted are unknown, but all in-store pharmacies in Monmouth and Ocean
counties are expected to remain open.
Customer prescriptions at affected
locations will automatically be transferred to nearby CVS pharmacies.
Customers will be notified,
and signs will be posted at pharmacy counters.
According to the company, the
move will not affect their COVID-19 vaccination program or the pharmacies that
are distributing vaccines.
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