Pharmacies in Groveland, FL

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  1. 145 E Broad St, Groveland FL 34736

    4.6 Superb 37 reviews

    “The best Pharma, I’ve seen around Claremont Wintergarden or anywhere in Orlando about getting her medicine together making sure they get a hold of the doctor to call a refill in making sure they have it ready for you to pick up at the pharmacy and they’re one of he’s one of the best his assistance that work with him to help him. They’re very pleasant girls very nice and are very helpful and always pick up the phone in the very nice knowledgeable. Thank you so much for being there for us Barbara Ramachandran”

  2. 7777 FL-50, Groveland FL 34736

    2.9 Average 67 reviews

    “Always have great experiences here with getting shots, purchasing items, photos. Lisa is the best representative of customer service anyone can ask for!?. Today my husband and I witnessed her going above and beyond. A young man started to come into the store while we were checking with her-and she said “that’s usually not good!” He ran back out to vomit in the plant area in front. (I think he was trying to make it into restroom or pharmacy). We saw Lisa as we were pulling out of parking bring him some paper towels or tissue to wipe his mouth and a bottle of water. She is so caring and just wanted to make sure Walgreens knows how valuable she is!”

  3. 7975 FL-50, Groveland FL 34736

    2.6 Average 49 reviews

    “We transferred to this location of Publix Pharmacy and they are wonderful! All of the girls that help at the desk are very nice and try to give me the best price and information. The Publix Pharmacy in Windermere was chaotic, disorganized and just not a pleasant experience....so we really appreciate the extra effort of the techs and pharmacist at this location! Thank you!”

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