Department Stores in Bowling Green, MO

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  1. 3 Town Ctr Dr, Bowling Green MO 63334

    3.8 Good 173 reviews

    “Employees at this location are always helpful if you need help locating a product or if you just have a question or concern! They won't just point you in the direction...they will take you to where product is actually located no matter how busy they may be! Very helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable employees at this Location!”

  2. 3 Town Ctr Dr, Bowling Green MO 63334

    3.6 Good 19 reviews

    “I needed a prescription that was going to cost me $500.00 at another pharmacy. I checked at this pharmacy with a coupon I find online to see if it would reduce my price by more than 80%. I did have to wait in line, and then the workers answered all of my questions and were able to fill my script. They took the time to call another pharmacy and have my script sent over, and showed me how to use the online coupon. For having no control over what insurance companies charge or deny, waiting on doctors offices to call and approve things, having costumers grumpy that they are required to see a doctor to get more medication, getting yelled at by people who are upset at their insurance company, their misfortune of being ill, or life in general, I feel that the majority of these workers work hard and do their job all day long. They are in a thankless job where everyone wants what they want immediately, and sometimes that's not possible due to laws out of their control. I was very impressed with my experience. It is always very busy, and there are always people in line waiting, but i don't see anyone in the pharmacy just chatting or hanging out. They are all working, all the time. Do I wish prescriptions cost less? Sure, but once again, that's not their fault. Thanks!”

  3. 3 Town Ctr Drive, Bowling Green MO 63334

    3.7 Good 4 reviews

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