In 1991, Rite Aid briefly relaunched the Thrif D name as part of a new discount format; it was renamed Rite Price in 1992.
Rite Aid
1966–1979
Outlined variant
Grayscale outlined variant
In 1966, Thrif D expanded the "Rite Aid" name from their branded health products to store locations, and continued to use the Thrif D name in tandem with Rite Aid until 1969.
1979–2020, 2026-present (website)
This logo was reused on the website in 2026 when a new team bought the brand and promoted blood testing and other online medical services.
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Custom
Launched:
January 22, 1979
Variant with "Pharmacy" text
Alternate variant used throughout the 1990s
Variant with lowercase letters, used very rarely
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White variant
2007–2020
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Custom
Launched:
2007
Variant with "Pharmacy" text, used at former Brooks locations
Variant with "Pharmacy" text and in blue oblong, used at former Eckerd locations
Inverted variant with "Pharmacy" text and in white oblong, also used at former Eckerd locations
This version of the logo, featuring only the wordmark, was introduced in 2007 when Rite Aid acquired Brooks and Eckerd Drugs and converted the stores to Rite Aid.
2020–2025
Designer:
Sway Creative Labs
Typography:
Neutra
Launched:
March 16, 2020
On March 16, 2020, Rite Aid changed its logo, and all stores had this logo by September 2020. A location on Sunset Blvd. in Los Angeles, California, continued to use this logo until it closed in 2023. Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy on May 5, 2025, and announced the imminent sale and/or closure of all of its locations, expected to take place over the coming months. All remaining Rite Aid stores closed by October 3, 2025.
After Rite Aid's intellectual property had been acquired by Hilda Global in October 2025, Rite Aid's website came back online in 2026, advertising Rite Aid-branded health screening services under a recolored version of the 1979 logo. An article on the website states that the service is unaffiliated with the original company, and that it would not be entering the retail space.