Pharmacies in Essexville, MI

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  1. 2901 Center Ave, Essexville MI 48732

    4.4 Superb 13 reviews

    “Great store with a lot to choose from. I see a lot of the negative reviews were from the pharmacy. I have not used their pharmacy for prescriptions , but the rest of the store has lots of products and is always clean. People working the check out have always been friendly. I go there frequently for small items, photos printing, and flu shots.”

  2. 2901 Center Ave, Essexville MI 48732

    4 Good 20 reviews

    “Great store with a lot to choose from. I see a lot of the negative reviews were from the pharmacy. I have not used their pharmacy for prescriptions , but the rest of the store has lots of products and is always clean. People working the check out have always been friendly. I go there frequently for small items, photos printing, and flu shots.”

  3. 2901 Center Avenue, Essexville MI 48732

    3.6 Good 57 reviews

    “Walgreens on center rd in essexville mi I get all my scripts there have been for 10 yrs. The staff is always friendly and helpful but the pharmacy is where they work their assessment off. They are a very busy store and the staff in the pharmacy is always helpful and kind. I want to give them a shout out and Tony is the best.”

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  5. 1454 W Center Rd #2, Essexville MI 48732

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

  6. 2910 Center Avenue, Essexville MI 48732

    2.5 Average 46 reviews

    “This place has been busy with the RiteAid's closing, but they are responsive and they have a good app that allows you to see progress on prescriptions, fuel points, and receipts for your purchases. The automated phone service can give lots of answers to what you might be asking, and you can always ask for a pharmacist if you want the human contact. Kroger's does a great job with prescriptions!”

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