Pharmacies in Highland, IL

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  1. 110 Walnut Street, Highland IL 62249

    3.4 Good 46 reviews

    “I was able to get in and get what I wanted. However, the customer in front of me HAD to use rewards, which isn't normally an issue, if you know what phone number it's under. She did not. The clerk was way more patient that I would have been. I waited for over 10 minutes while she was trying to figure out her phone number. A second register was opened as the line was getting long, so when the 2nd clerk said she could take whomever was next, the guy behind me bolted over there. As I was turning around, he ki d of sheepishly said I could go, but by this time, I wasn't wanting to argue so I told him no, you were clearly here before me. The workers were great, they had what I needed but the customers themselves were a disaster. Come on people, let's do better.”

  2. 110 Walnut Street, Highland IL 62249

    3.5 Good 16 reviews

  3. 12495 IL-143, Highland IL 62249

    3.2 Average 11 reviews

    “It always seems something is screwed up here and of course The Dr. says its them and they say its the Dr. ..But I kinda think it is the Dr. but not sure. But I can tell you there is a young man there by the name of Chris , who is the nicest, most helpful person there and always ask about your day. A remarkable employee for them.. If you go there look for Chris and try to have him get your RX for you..”

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  5. 12630 IL-143, Highland IL 62249

    2.7 Average 42 reviews

    “Highland, Il CVS was absolutely the best. Josh was super helpful, kind, and went above to make sure I got the best use of all coupons and pricing. The pharmacy dept. staff was courteous and helpful. The store is super clean and organized. Normally I go to Walgreens, but for the last few months I go CVS! Happy customer here.”

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