Pharmacies in Windsor, CO

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  1. 1520 Main Street, Windsor CO 80550

    3.4 Good 227 reviews

    “Usually have everything I need but I absolutely despise buy two get two free that means nothing because you don't know how much one cost and if you look at the flyer it's supposed to entice you to come in without even knowing what the price is it is the worst marketing Ploy ever”

  2. 1535 Main St, Windsor CO 80550

    3.4 Good 34 reviews

    “My only complaint is the long line and how slow it seems like the process goes. I’ve tried different times and there is always at least 2 people in front of me and each person takes 10 mins. Otherwise I have not had issues with insurance or the techs.”

  3. 1480 Main St, Windsor CO 80550

    3.9 Good 20 reviews

    “I have used Walgreens photo for a few years now and will continue to return! We have ordered simple photo prints, photo gifts (personalized calendars and picture books) and our annual Christmas card. The quality is always impressive!”

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  5. 1520 Main Street, Windsor CO 80550

    2.8 Average 47 reviews

    “Cari was fantastic, she helped me link my cash app card to allow me to tap and pay with my phone. Lifesaver for real. Great employee to have on the team King Soopers!”

  6. 1520 Main St, Windsor CO 80550

    2.2 Poor 76 reviews

    “Regina was great. I had a few questions and she was patient and answered them thoroughly while finding a solution to the issue I presented. I appreciate the effort Regina. Thank you.”

  7. 1480 Main Street, Windsor CO 80550

    2.1 Poor 104 reviews

    “It seemed a like a decent store to be honest. We had an issue with a discount that we needed applied and the manager was able to help resolve the problem. Pretty empty and short lines when we were in.”

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