Pharmacies in Saco, ME

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  1. 532 Main Street, Saco ME 04072

    4.1 Good 192 reviews

    “I have gotten to like Hannaford’s grocery stores on this trip to Maine. This one is the best of the four we have shopped at. More choice of fruit and vegetables and breads than the others typically had. And generally a more diverse set of products in many food/drink choices.”

  2. 244 Main St, Saco ME 04072

    4.3 Superb 39 reviews

    “This is a great pharmacy. The big box pharmacies, grocery stores and discount chains have massive turnover, young people that are often rude, and they really don't care. Community Pharmacy is helpful, efficient and everyone is pleasant and professional.”

  3. 4 Scamman Street Ste 10, Saco ME 04072

    2.5 Average 47 reviews

    “The Shaws in Saco is super clean and neat! The staff were busy but not so much they couldn’t help me find things. If you’ve ever shopped at a Publix, this is a very similar experience ~”

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  5. 461 Main Street, Saco ME 04072

    2.3 Poor 39 reviews

    “Had what I needed and staff were very very nice. Just overpriced. I suppose if you're really in need of something and the supermarket is out of stock or doesn't carry it .. it would be worth it”

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