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*Rexall® is a registered trademark of Rexall Sundown, Inc.
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*Rexall® is a registered trademark of Rexall Sundown, Inc. All images cited herein are for display purposes and retain the original copyright and are the property of their respective owners. |
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Share a Rexall® story or memory......... In 1903, a pharmacist named Louis Liggett and his most trusted colleagues formulated a plan to address a great consumer need: To have America's first patented medicines conveniently available through neighborhood drugstores. This marked the beginning of the Rexall® company and broke ground in the budding franchise industry, providing one of the best entrepreneurial opportunities available at that time. |
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I remember the soda fountains like it was yesterday. It has been many years... I am looking forward to more pictures. I would like to see some history pictures related to this. Tom Ackfield
Really neat! The pictures make me feel old!! I guess I could also say that they remind me of my childhood which is a good thing. Rexall was my childhood hang out. Waiting to see more pictures - okay?
A family member of mine owned a Rexall store for many years. So, I am waiting to see more pictures too. I may have some picture for this section!! :)) Sandy
I like the Pills man there great dude. oh yeah make me a Chocolate float.
I have visited a few times but there has been no additional construction. I would like to see a variety of things. Otherwise, I like the idea of the pictures showing the old product history.
i am a first time visitor here, and i think this is a neat site. my fondest memories of the rexall drug store took place in 1959, was when i was a 17 year old teenager. i remember having to drive into town, as we lived on a farm, to the rexall drug store to purchase an enema bag for my mom. as you can imagine i was very embarrassed of having to walk up and lay this item on the counter in front of everyone. but my thirteen year old brother was very sick, and an enema had been ordered by the doctor for mom to give to him. but she couldn't leave the house to go get herself. so i got stuck with the job of picking it up for her. anyway i hope to see more pictures, next time i vist this site. i think it's great to hold on to some of history's finest moments.
I am looking for a product called Violet Cerate hand Cream.......can you help me? It was available in the Rexall Drug Stores back in the 60's and 70's. Please e-mail me with info...lcr1234@aol.com
So many wonderful memories about the Rexhall Drug behind our church in McLean, Virginia. In the 15 minutes between church and sunday school we would rush to have a cherry-coke for 5 cents. The owener was a wonderful man, Dr. David Shuffleman and he had a lovely wife by the name of Helen. Does any one know what happened to this lovely couple??
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Does anyone have some feedback for me about this new Rexall business opportunity on the Internet?
I FOUND A VAPORIZER WITH THE TAG ON IT I AM TRYING TO FIND OUT HOW OLD IT IS THE TAG SAYS ELECTREX SOLD ONLY AT REXALL DRUG STORES IF ANY ONE KNOWS PLEASE EMAIL ME AT LCCONMAN@PRODIGY.NET
My grandfather started a Tibbals Rexall Drug & soda fountain in 1902 in KY. He served the first coke in my home town. I remember the 1 cent sales, the dolls he carried in the store. My Mother and Aunt at first made the food at home to serve for lunch in the store. Many an evening I went to the store with my Dad to train a new girl to work the fountain. That evening ne taught her how to make sodas, banana splits, peggy benton's cherry cokes & etc. My brother and I got to eat what they made. My brother and I had lots of comic books as they only rturned the cover then for credit & we got to choose what ones we wanted to read & take home.Lots of great memories. Linda Tibbals Moore
the best ointment that was used in our family is save and save(save n' save) ointment I have been serching for this product and have not been able to find it , Rexall Drug store had everything on hand, lidyia pinkem,
There used to be a Rexall store nearby where my grandmother lived in Flint Michigan. It was the Lemieux Drugstore with that lovely orange Rexall sign. Everytime I go to some small town that has an old Rexall sign, I think of the great times I had with my grandma going there and getting candy and chatting with the owner. There is a Rexall photo group in Flickr if anyone wants to see some old signs! www.flickr.com Just type in Rexall! I I found some in Monroe MI, Marshall MI and Ludington MI) Roadside Diner Lover (MICHIGAN)
My father was a salesman for Rexall for 14 years in Canada. The head office was in Toronto. In 1944 he bought a drug store with a Rexall franchise. I worked at the store with him for 44 years. The best memories was the 1 cent sales twice a year, spring and fall (3 days)Remember these products Bisma Rex, Mi31 and Klenzo mouth wash, etc. Guy Miron Montreal, Canada
Rexall-One of the best placed to work. Good memories!
My Dad bought the Rexall Drug Store in Stephenville, Texas from Swan Richardson in 1941. He had worked for Rexall for years--had many awards and had visited the Los Angeles offices several times along with his family. He had tried to buy the Rexall Store in Weatherford, Texas. They were not ready to sell it at the time--sooo, He went looking for a town similar to Weatherford. He settled on Stephenville. He bought the store. He and his wife worked together. She was the bookkeeper and cosmetician. They were very successful. I am, now, working on getting the building which was built in 1897. Many memories here. Rexall was a big part of it all. What I would like to know is--When was the Rexall franchise granted to this particular store in Stephenville. It was built by F.A. Schnabel....There were different owners through the years...Curtis at one time...my Dad was Daniel D'Arcy. If anyone can help me to find out when it was made a Rexall Drug Store, it would really help. Thank you so much, Donna D'Arcy Pearcy arpddp@brazosnet.com
My Dad bought the Rexall Drug Store in Stephenville, Texas from Swan Richardson in 1941. He had worked for Rexall for years--had many awards and had visited the Los Angeles offices several times along with his family. He had tried to buy the Rexall Store in Weatherford, Texas. They were not ready to sell it at the time--sooo, He went looking for a town similar to Weatherford. He settled on Stephenville. He bought the store. He and his wife worked together. She was the bookkeeper and cosmetician. They were very successful. I am, now, working on getting the building which was built in 1897. Many memories here. Rexall was a big part of it all. What I would like to know is--When was the Rexall franchise granted to this particular store in Stephenville. It was built by F.A. Schnabel....There were different owners through the years...Curtis at one time...my Dad was Daniel D'Arcy. If anyone can help me to find out when it was made a Rexall Drug Store, it would really help. Thank you so much, Donna D'Arcy Pearcy arpddp@brazosnet.com