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  1. Family Dollar - 5590 Main St STE 5

    5590 Main St STE 5, Lexington MI 48450

    3.9 Good 34 reviews

    “Stopped here while in town to pick up a few items we were missing at our rental. I'm always a fan of dollar store shopping, such random fun stuff. Thankfully they had every item I was looking for, and so much more. You can even buy refrigerator and freezer items if you need something quick. The only reason I dropped a star in my review was because of the cleanliness of the store, mainly the floor and disorganized displays, as well as some empty product shelves. But I'm happy to say I did see a couple employees working to refill some of the empty stock, and the employee whom checked us out at the register was very polite. Overall I'd have no problem coming back to this Family Dollar to grab small items when needed.”

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  2. Dollar General - 5154 Peck Rd

    5154 Peck Rd, Croswell MI 48422

    3.9 Good 53 reviews

    “Lots of great deals. The staff is really nice and the store is clean and well stocked. I don't shop here often, but if I'm going through Croswell, I like to stop and pick up essentials.”

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