Pharmacies in Grand Ledge, MI

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  1. 1015 Charlevoix Dr, Grand Ledge MI 48837

    4 Good 22 reviews

    “I came from Tom’s in portland my whole life, because they never had my scripts even after requesting them. This place is SO GOOD!!! I have a bad habit of getting too low before refilling, the ladies never give me a hard time. I actually like going inside to go get them!”

  2. 812 East Saginaw Hwy Walgreens, Grand Ledge MI 48837

    3.6 Good 51 reviews

    “The Grand Ledge Walgreens is exceptional. Their customer service, efficiency and professionalism is noteworthy. The store is always clean and someone usually available to answer any question or help you with any issue. Bonnie M”

  3. 730 East Saginaw Highway, Grand Ledge MI 48837

    3.4 Good 236 reviews

    “I personally like shopping at this Meijer. I think they stay pretty well stocked and it’s always clean. The only thing that’s frustrating is the checkouts. They close the home side checkouts around 7-8pm, long before the doors close. I usually park over there and almost every time I’m headed to checkout on that side they shut the lights off as I’m almost there. So I have to walk to the grocery side and back down. Not the biggest issue in the world but I’ve never run into this issue at other Meijers. Maybe it’s staffing? I’m not sure.”

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  5. 730 East Saginaw Highway, Grand Ledge MI 48837

    2.7 Average 60 reviews

    “I'm surprised by the negative reviews, I've been using this pharmacy for 5 years, and they've always been fantastic. They are happy to help apply discount cards/GoodRx. I love that prescriptions give mPerks rewards. I've honestly never had an issue here, the staff are really nice and helpful. Sometimes there's a bit of a wait at peak times, but the line moves quickly. And I appreciate the drivethru option!”

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