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  1. Start Clinic - 5966 US-80

    5966 US-80, Rayville LA 71269

    4.7 Superb 22 reviews

    “Friendly, and listens to you when you are talking. They answer questions (they don't talk down to you! They explain everything and ask if you have more questions.”

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  2. Yancey’s Pharmacy - 103 Christian Dr

    103 Christian Dr, Rayville LA 71269

    4.6 Superb 21 reviews

    “It's a good pharmacy except for the fact that they never let you know anything. They don't even tell you when all of your prescriptions aren't available yet. So then after driving a half hour back home you realize you don't have all of your medicine. They have done this to me several times. It would be a nice improvement to update the customer on what's going on.”

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  3. Rayville Family Pharmacy - 1821 N Louisa St

    1821 N Louisa St, Rayville LA 71269

    3.6 Good 19 reviews

    “The staff at Rayville Family Pharmacy were all very kind, attentive and caring when I called on the phone as well as when I dropped off my prescriptions here. They have “small town, big heart” genuine hospitality! Highly recommend them for their services!”

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  5. Toms Express Drugs - 403 Spencer St # A

    403 Spencer St # A, Rayville LA 71269

    3.2 Average 12 reviews

    “Quaint small town pharmacy that my Dr recommended for my BP medication. Staff were kind and knowledgeable and very punctual in filling my script. We would be wise to honor our local small businesses as they are the backbone of our country.”

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  6. Walmart Pharmacy - 1806 Julia Street

    1806 Julia Street, Rayville LA 71269

    2.1 Poor 14 reviews

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