Pharmacies in Bethel, CT

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  1. 140 Greenwood Ave, Bethel CT 06801

    4.6 Superb 31 reviews

    “I switched my pharmacy from CVS to English Apothecary a year or two ago, and I will never look back. The staff here is friendly and truly cares - they remember you by name and always make you feel valued and welcome. They provide excellent service, do everything they can to work with your needs within professional guidelines, and provide a way to quickly talk to a (friendly and helpful) human being when you call them. Along with this, their store itself is charming, full of charming gift items along with their pharmacy shelves. They have plenty of parking in the back, and the area around the store is nice to visit, in the rare event that you need to wait a little bit for something (i.e. the doctor hasn't sent in the prescription yet). They have some cozy stuffed chairs you can also wait in as well. I'm so glad I switched to this pharmacy, and very glad to be one of their patrons. :-)”

  2. 81 Stony Hill Road, Bethel CT 06801

    4.5 Superb 19 reviews

    “Best pharmacy that I had ever been to. There is never a line. The pharmacists don’t rush you and they try to help in any way that they can! I have always had a great experience going here.”

  3. 7 Durant Ave, Bethel CT 06801

    2.1 Poor 13 reviews

    “I have visited several CVS stores. This location is attractive and clean. It's has great signage and the line never is held up. The pharmacy has gone out of its way to help with orders. I am a very happy patron.”

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  5. 7 Durant Avenue, Bethel CT 06801

    2.8 Average 88 reviews

    “The best! The pharmacy team is always super helpful. They have helped find discounts to lower the cost of my family's prescriptions and always are friendly and kind.”

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