Pharmacies in Bath, ME

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  1. 84 Front Street, Bath ME 04530

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “I'm so grateful Rice's has opened in our community. There was a huge gap left behind by Wilson's closing and the corporate competitors are nightmares to deal with. Protect Rice's at all cost!”

  2. 11 State Road, Bath ME 04530

    4 Good 5 reviews

  3. 11 State Road, Bath ME 04530

    2.6 Average 50 reviews

    “I don’t usually leave Google reviews, but this Walgreens deserves one. The two employees I’ve seen recently there are always friendly, welcoming, and genuinely make every visit a little better. The blonde-haired associate went out of her way to help me find a product, she is very well spoken and took her time to make sure I was satisfied. The cashier with the long black hair is always so pleasant to talk to. Even when there’s a long line, she’s friendly, keeps things moving, and never makes anyone feel rushed. I always enjoy our little conversations when I stop in. Good customer service is hard to come by these days, and these two wonderful ladies are a big reason I keep coming back. Thank you both for making every visit a great one.”

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  5. 11 State Road, Bath ME 04530

    1.5 Poor 11 reviews

  6. 131 Court Street, Bath ME 04530

    2.1 Poor 97 reviews

    “I was very pleased that the front counter cashier was quickly able to tell me that not only did I correctly save an online 30% -off coupon (I'm almost 78, so not a task taken for granted!), but that I also had a $5 Reward Bucks (surprise!) that I could apply to the purchase of the expensive skin lotion I specifically came in to buy (AmLactin, which, by the way, was the last one on the shelf...so I felt like I hit the lottery!). Thank you, CVS!”

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