Pharmacies in Liberty, NY

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  1. 1987 NY-52, Liberty NY 12754

    4.6 Superb 95 reviews

    “My pharmacy that I have been using for 40 years took over new ownership when I went in to get my script I was treated horribly. I was yelled at I was threatened. I walked out in tears when I calm down. I called the medicine shop in liberty within minutes they asked me for my name my date of birth and my phone number. They called me back an hour and a half later they had everything switched over to them and I was able to go get my medicine. They treated me with dignity and respect. They were so kind and gentle. I will never be able to thank them enough to everyone at the medicine shop in liberty. Thank you.”

  2. 267 N Main St, Liberty NY 12754

    4.6 Superb 47 reviews

    “Much happier going here, a locally-owned business, than to a chain pharmacy. Attentive and engaged staff who successfully appear to appreciate my being there - which is sadly often at my current stage of life.”

  3. 1934 NY-52, Liberty NY 12754

    1.7 Poor 6 reviews

    “The pharmacy is clearly understaffed, especially in the summer. The pharmacist is super helpful when he has the time to answer questions, but he's been dealing with walk-in people seeking coronavirus vaccines (though most of us have appointments). The fact that the phones do not work reflects on corporate, not on the employees here, who are generally very helpful.”

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  5. 1934 NY-52, Liberty NY 12754

    1.8 Poor 8 reviews

  6. 1934 NY-52, Liberty NY 12754

    1.9 Poor 88 reviews

    “I have been coming to Walgreens for a very long time. I love this store because it literally has just about everything you need. The prices are always reasonable and I absolutely love their rewards system, and it’s always been a pleasure anytime I go.”

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