Pharmacies in Falmouth, ME

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  1. C 400 US-1, Falmouth ME 04105

    4.9 Superb 65 reviews

    “Top notch service, you really can’t do any better. We’ve been working with this pharmacy for a little bit now, medicines we need are for guinea pigs. They answer the phone & always take care of whatever we need, thank you!”

  2. 206 US-1, Falmouth ME 04105

    4 Good 21 reviews

    “My Primary Care Physician set me up with a mail order prescription. I stopped by the Falmouth Walmart pharmacy yesterday to ask them some questions about pricing and refilling it locally. Two people (one was the manager and another woman) were super helpful, patient, knowledgeable, and they even answered a bunch of my questions about the drug even though I had not made the initial purchase from them. Great Service.”

  3. 65 Gray Road, Falmouth ME 04105

    2.8 Average 19 reviews

    “I’ve lived in a lot of places, about 17 States to be exact. Always need a pharmacy. Some are good and some are bad and some Stellar! This one is Stellar. The manager, Monique is constantly working on making waiting times as short as possible. Her staff is friendly and easy to deal with, even when they are slammed. The customer service is great and I’m glad they are my local pharmacy!”

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  5. 33 Depot Rd, Falmouth ME 04105

    2.5 Average 18 reviews

    “the pharmacy tech did not get his name but he was a well dressed kind man, who recognized i didn’t have insurance or a coupon and he found me a coupon and got me 50% off. truly the goat fr”

  6. 33 Depot Road, Falmouth ME 04105

    2.5 Average 20 reviews

    “the pharmacy tech did not get his name but he was a well dressed kind man, who recognized i didn’t have insurance or a coupon and he found me a coupon and got me 50% off. truly the goat fr”

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