Pharmacies in Dundee, MI

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  1. 571 East Monroe Street, Dundee MI 48131

    4.3 Superb 77 reviews

    “Please keep Sarah around!! I always leave smiling and chuckling after talking with her, she's funny and sweet!! Sarah if your seeing this, girl never change ?❤️❤️”

  2. 100 Cabela Boulevard East, Dundee MI 48131

    3 Average 70 reviews

    “I visit this store frequently. Every time I am greeted by Cashier even while checking out other customers. Great customer service. thank you Walgreens in Dundee, Michigan. The cashier today 2/10/24”

  3. 100 Cabela Blvd E, Dundee MI 48131

    3.2 Average 6 reviews

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  5. 571 East Monroe Street, Dundee MI 48131

    2.8 Average 120 reviews

    “Aryanna is the best cashier she was very helpful and generous when I asked for help with the app she thoroughly explained it to me and how it works I couldn’t be more thankful for how good of a person she was.i had came down for a vacation to see family and went shopping at Kroger and would love to come back for the good service she provided and she had completely brightened my Day.??❤️May GOD bless her.”

  6. 571 East Monroe Street, Dundee MI 48131

    2.7 Average 32 reviews

    “Whoever the young man in pharmacy is - he needs a raise. I have been in tears trying to get antibiotics for my daughter because Walgreens closed early for an emergency we didn’t know about before we had her prescription sent. The urgent care we went too wouldn’t answer the phone or the door at 7:58 to help send it elsewhere and she’s been crying in pain for about 4 hours (tylenol and motrin aren’t even helping). He was the only one who was incredibly nice and showed concern and care. We will definitely be going to the kroger pharmacy from now on. Thank you.”

  7. 571 E Monroe St, Dundee MI 48131

    1.4 Poor 5 reviews

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