Pharmacies in Kirksville, MO

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  1. 311 N Baltimore St, Kirksville MO 63501

    4.8 Superb 7 reviews

    “My toddler is sick and got a med called into the Walgreens pharmacy the first female atrendant was not very nice, but I ended up needing to go back because it wasn't ready. The 2nd visit was a male attendant he looked pretty young and he was seriously so nice. He smiled as he spoke and wished my little one to get better at the end of the interaction. It was seriously the best experience I've had at any pharmacy ever. I was very grateful to him. It's hard having a little one sick and he was professional but made me feel supported and informed.”

  2. 1611 S Baltimore St ste b, Kirksville MO 63501

    3.9 Good 26 reviews

    “Located on south Baltimore, right beside the Complete Family Medicine Urgent Care facility. Very friendly staff, who fill your prescription(s) and have you on your way in no time! Will definitely use them again, when we are in the area. If we lived here full time, they would be our regular Rx.”

  3. 2206 North Baltimore Street, Kirksville MO 63501

    3 Average 24 reviews

    “Walmart in Kirksville made a beautiful lavender colored birthday cake for my Mom's birthday today! Just want to say thank you and highly recommend their bakery!”

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  5. 311 North Baltimore Street, Kirksville MO 63501

    2.8 Average 32 reviews

    “Nice employees who provide assistance appropriately, while being polite and professional. I normally find products that I need, shelves are well stocked, and the store is always clean and orderly.”

  6. 500 N Baltimore St, Kirksville MO 63501

    2.6 Average 40 reviews

    “They are open every day of the week. They are very accommodating and really try hard to get what you need as best as they can. They often have things in stock that other pharmacies don't.”

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