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  1. Tractor Supply Co. - 476 Boston Post Road

    476 Boston Post Road, North Windham CT 06256

    3.8 Good 86 reviews

    “I stopped at tractor supply 1st on the Sunday at 5:30p when I had a water sediment filter failure at home during a normal element change and general check of the plumbing around it. My next stop WOULD HAVE BEEN the other big box hardware store. That is, if tractor supply didnt have the filter setup there, in stock, on the shelf. Exact fit! Tractor supply has so much to offer during an emergency fix trip for jobs at home. 70 bucks and I was back having water that night for showers and dinner. We also got a big mineral/ salt lick impulse buy for the deer that passes through my backyard!”

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  2. Walmart Pharmacy - 474 Boston Post Road

    474 Boston Post Road, North Windham CT 06256

    3.7 Good 25 reviews

    “Best Pharmacy for Miles! This group is so helpful and concerned, and even about the prescriptions for my pets they actually care, They make useful suggestions… It’s like the best kept secret!”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 474 Boston Post Road

    474 Boston Post Road, North Windham CT 06256

    3.3 Good 261 reviews

    “Met an associate there. Nice lady with a cane named Lisa. I’m not from here and she was more than happy to assist and give me some free advice. The customer service was great from everyone. My husband and son were assisted by Gina while buying fishing licenses and she was great too. Marcia cashed us out upfront. I just can’t believe how nice and helpful all the employees are here. Such a welcome change to what we are used to back home. Thank you”

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