Convenience Stores in North Palm Beach, FL

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  1. 800 Northlake Blvd, North Palm Beach FL 33408

    4.6 Superb 191 reviews

    “Im writing to apologize to Retta. I wrote a review last week and I didn’t spell check it. You were so good to us and it was supposed to say he greeted us and instead it said screwed. I am so sorry for that.”

  2. 230 U.S. Hwy 1, North Palm Beach FL 33408

    3.3 Good 74 reviews

    “I've been shopping at this Walgreens for years and years..I've never had a bad experience..the employees have consistently been very accommodating...the value and prices have always been lower than any of thier competitors...just and all around great experience and would recommend to all of my friends and family”

  3. 312 Northlake Boulevard, North Palm Beach FL 33408

    3 Average 61 reviews

    “Just spoke with Mustafa at the pharmacy. He called back quickly, had all the facts and has transferred the prescription within two minutes. So this leave VM is both efficient and responsive (C-Suite, gold star for Mustafa). Five star for sure (Mustafa gets SIX). As such from an experienced customer can state that AETNA/CVS is fantastic. Clearly better pricing and efficiency. Keep up the good work!!!!!!! Interim review - 3 star pending follow up. Will agree (at a minimum they seem atretched)that activities much easier elsewhere are more difficult here. Just got a new prescription that at competitor (Walgreens) I get pharmacist (generally staff) on phone and get things done. At CVS ALWAYSa voicemail. Moved from Walgreens as we moved from United Healthcare (they quit VA) to Aetna and can state that CVS has noticeably better pricing, so will update to four or one/two depending how they resolve this simple task. If VM is efficiency step (if they call back and based on detailed VM say all is done) leading to better pricing I will note and compliment. But if another impediment to service I.will note that too. Interesting review, climax to come. Update soon. At least an honest real life test of CVS vs their top competition. Fingers crossed.”

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