Pharmacies in Virginia, MN

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  1. 1101 9th St N ste a, Virginia MN 55792

    4.2 Good 21 reviews

    “I transferred my son's medications from Walgreens to the clinic pharmacy at Essentia, and I'm significantly more satisfied with the staff's knowledge and friendliness. Additionally, the over-the-counter medications here are much cheaper than at any retail store.”

  2. 202 South 2nd Avenue West, Virginia MN 55792

    3.8 Good 31 reviews

    “I had a really great experience at Thrifty White Pharmacy in Virginia. My wait was short, and the pharmacy staff were genuinely kind and welcoming from the moment I walked in. I was there for an immunization, and the pharmacist was super sweet and friendly, which made the whole process easy and comfortable. I also couldn’t help but notice how gracious they were with the person ahead of me, taking extra time to find ways to help lower their prescription cost. Truly excellent, caring customer service all around.”

  3. 5474 Mountain Iron Dr Walgreens, Virginia MN 55792

    2.9 Average 22 reviews

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  5. 5474 Mountain Iron Dr Walgreens, Virginia MN 55792

    2.3 Poor 66 reviews

    “The outside view appears that the store is closed, they are very well stocked and the staff is friendly they have most grocery items and greeting cards, make up etc. Good one stop shop when needed. A+++++”

  6. 1001 13th Street South, Virginia MN 55792

    1.5 Poor 39 reviews

    “I really appreciate the good customer service demonstrated by CVS Pharmacy in Virginia, Minnesota. The pharmacists have always been knowledgeable and helpful, including willing to help. The other service technicians are quite willing to address all my inquiries with patience and kindness.”

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