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  1. Walmart Pharmacy - 2911 53rd Avenue East

    2911 53rd Avenue East, Braden River FL 34203

    4.3 Superb 29 reviews

    “I can't say enough positives about this pharmacy or about the pharmacist Mike Priester. I take multiple prescriptions and I know that Mike is ever vigilant with any concerns I may have with contradictions between various meds. Hard to believe that there aren't more pharmacists like Mike, or at the very least there should be.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 2911 53rd Avenue East

    2911 53rd Avenue East, Braden River FL 34203

    3 Average 292 reviews

    “The parking lot was busy but they were outside keeping the carts cleared. No trash in the lot or sidewalk. Everyone was very friendly. They had everything I was looking for in stock. The cashier was fast and friendly. The person who checked my receipt was friendly. And it was easy to get into and out of the parking lot. Was a great experience. I had worked customer service and retail management for 48 years before retiring 2 years ago. But attention to detail will always be in my blood. Awesome job to the entire team at this location they work as a team and it reflects well on Walmart. Thank you all. ?”

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  3. Walmart Wireless Services - 2911 53rd Ave E

    2911 53rd Ave E, Braden River FL 34203

    3.7 Good 14 reviews

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