Move Forward Together

Your neighborhood Giant Eagle Pharmacy will administer the COVID-19 vaccine once it’s available as defined in the phased approach provided by the United States Government, CDC, and local health department.

All initial COVD-19 vaccine distributions are under the control of the United States Government, and through its partnerships with local and state health departments. Please refer to our COVID-19 Vaccine page to find out what groups have access to the vaccine and when as those details become available.

We understand that social distancing is especially important for elderly individuals during these uncertain times. We’re now offering seniors an extra hour to shop to ensure they have access to newly stocked, high-demand items. Starting on Monday, March 23, our supermarkets will open from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m., Monday through Wednesday, for senior customers, age 60 and up. Our Curbside pickup and delivery services are also available for those who would prefer us to bring groceries to them.

We’re working very closely with our supply partners to keep our shelves stocked with the items you need most, including fresh foods, cleaning supplies, and medications. We’re stocking available product overnight and as shipments arrive throughout the day. We’re managing our available inventory at each store by asking our guests to be mindful of how much of each item they purchase so that we can make these essential items accessible to all our neighbors.

As guests rely on us at this important time, our Team Members are focused on providing the items in greatest need. For this reason, we will continue to limit purchases of high-demand products. We’re stocking available product overnight and as shipments arrive throughout the day. We thank you for understanding.

We are stressing to all Team Members and guests the importance of taking preventative measures outlined by the CDC, particularly the need for anyone not feeling well to avoid visiting our locations. We have implemented more frequent cleaning of our restrooms, checkout lanes, and payment touch pads. These measures are continually being reinforced with our Team Members.

While different factors determine the specifics of healthcare options, we are happy to offer flexible scheduling opportunities and paid sick leave. The wellbeing of our Team Members is a top priority for us so we’re reinforcing the importance of staying home when ill and following all CDC guidance so we can keep our stores clean and our guests and families healthy!

In an effort to create a safe and clean environment for our guests and Team Members, we have decided to temporarily stop accepting returned items. Once items leave the store we cannot know where those items have been and who has handled them. This also allows us to reduce non-essential contact between guests and Team Members.

We have seen unprecedented demand in our stores and we are doing our best to make sure everyone in the community has access to the essentials. We are partnering with our suppliers to keep our shelves stocked. Even so, we are experiencing low levels of certain products so we are temporarily suspending rainchecks. We appreciate your understanding.

We will resume our regular policies as soon as it is safe to do so.

Our weekly circular will not be delivered to homes for one week (4/2), but it will be available in-store. Starting Thursday, 4/9 we will have a modified weekly circular because of product availability due to extreme demand. Please rest assured that you will still find sales and specials in our stores and when shopping for Curbside pickup or delivery.

We are working around the clock to get the essential items our guests need on our shelves, and to maintain the same level of value that guests expect. There will be signs in the store that show sale prices. If you are shopping Curbside, go to “shop by department” in the header and view the “specials” section to find sale items.

Visit gianteagle.com/savings to view all specials.

When shopping, guests should wear a face mask or cloth face covering that covers the nose and mouth, which public health authorities agree is an effective tool to reduce the transmission of the coronavirus. If you feel you are unable to wear a face mask or cloth face covering, a full-face shield that extends to the chin may be worn instead.