Convenience Stores in Blue Ash, OH

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  1. 9099 Plainfield Rd, Blue Ash OH 45236

    4.8 Superb 26 reviews

    “The pharmacist goes above and beyond. Working around shortages to get you your prescription for the best price. She always takes the extra time even when they are pressed for time. She answers questions patiently and cares about her customers”

  2. 4775 Cornell Road, Blue Ash OH 45241

    3.9 Good 89 reviews

    “I've had the slurpees and the fountain sodas and they were both great. Best part of this place is the staff though. Every person is nicer than the next. Phenomenal staff. Give them all raises :)”

  3. 10440 Plainfield Rd, Blue Ash OH 45241

    4 Good 15 reviews

    “I recently visited this and had a fantastic experience. The store is well-organized and offers a wide variety of high-quality products. But what really stood out was the exceptional customer service. The employees were friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable about the products. They went above and beyond to assist me with my queries and made sure I left the store satisfied. I highly recommend Regalis Spices for their excellent products and outstanding employee behavior. Keep up the great work? ?”

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  5. 9580 Kenwood Rd, Blue Ash OH 45242

    3.4 Good 18 reviews

    “I recently had Cataract and Glaucoma surgery. I was shocked by the price, even after my insurance coverage, of my post-op eye drops. The pharmacy employees at the Blue Ash, Ohio (#2697) location were excellent and went to great lengths to get me the best price. Kia was especially helpful , even after I was a little abrasive with her on one of my early visits. She called Bausch & Lomb numerous times to get a coupon worth $40 to apply to my purchase. She even had to contact my doctor to get the prescription changed from gel to suspension in order to be able to use the coupon. It is refreshing to see a young lady, like Kia, stay cool and resilient in order to provide GREAT customer service. Thank You, Richard J. O'Toole”

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