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  1. Genes Discount Cigarettes - 113 E 4th Ave

    113 E 4th Ave, Red Springs NC 28377

    5 Superb 10 reviews

    “He has cigarettes by the carton cheap. Body wash cheap n deodorant.... he has anything u need from tee shirts to household goods, oil, pots ect. Check him out.??He cash state checks n work checks not personal checks.”

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  2. Maxway - 702-F E

    702-F E, E 4th Ave, Red Springs NC 28377

    4.1 Good 7 reviews

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  3. Dollar General - 908 E 4th Ave

    908 E 4th Ave, Red Springs NC 28377

    3.8 Good 64 reviews

    “Came here for the first time since I wasn't aware that they had one in Red Springs. Staff was very, very nice, polite, friendly, attentive and super helpful. This store was very clean...they were actually stocking shelves and organizing, but the clutter was very minimal. Prices were way cheaper than CVS across the street. Bought all the needed things on my list and was quite surprised that it did not caused me $100 considering I bought almost 25 items. Did I mentioned that their employees were attentive...friendly...helpful...polite? The Cashier that helped me was so wonderful that we found out that we're almost neighbors...well...probably a few miles down the road. But everyone were smiling...and did I mentioned friendly...attentive....polite...helpful? Love it...definitely will come back ...worth the trip than going across the way to CVS or Wal-Mart!!”

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  5. Dollar General - 6413 Red Springs Road

    6413 Red Springs Road, Red Springs NC 28377

    2.5 Average 15 reviews

    “New store as of 2022. This store has brought affordable pricing to a rural area. Management has done well to maintain its appearance and shelf available inventory.”

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