Rite Aid Rx Savings Program
Quick answer: The Rite Aid Rx Savings Program no longer exists. Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy for the second time in May 2025 and closed its last stores in early October 2025. There are no Rite Aid pharmacies left to use it at.
Source: CNN — “Rite Aid closes all remaining stores after 63 years in business” (Oct. 2025)
What happened to my Rite Aid prescriptions?
Most Rite Aid pharmacy files were sold to CVS, Walgreens, Albertsons and Kroger, so your records likely moved to a nearby store from one of those chains. If you’re not sure where yours went, your new pharmacy can look it up and request the transfer for you — call and ask. Riteaid.com no longer has a prescription-records tool; it was relaunched in 2026 as an unrelated paid blood-testing subscription service, not a pharmacy site.
Where to save on prescriptions now
- CVS ExtraCare savings and rewards
- AARP prescription discount card
- Costco member prescription program
Our tip: ask your new pharmacist to run your medicine through your insurance and a discount card both ways, then pay whichever is lower.
Rite Aid Rx savings FAQ
Does the Rite Aid Rx Savings Program still exist?
No. It ended when Rite Aid closed all of its stores in 2025.
How do I get my Rite Aid prescription records?
Use the records request on the Rite Aid website, or ask the pharmacy that took over your prescriptions.
Can I still use a Rite Aid gift card or rewards?
No. With every store closed, there’s nowhere left to redeem them.
Last checked: September 2026. Rite Aid’s website now only handles record requests and pharmacy lookups.
