Pharmacies in Bryan, OH
6 locations found near Bryan
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403 S Main St, Bryan
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“The employees who helped me were fun, and patient with me. The poster I was making was very important to get right, as it was for a special little boy, for his 5th birthday. I appreciated their help, and it turned out perfect!”
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“Very pleased with this pharmacy! They are very helpful and I had an insurance issue with my son and they helped me get a better price on my RX for him, very thankful!”
8AM - 9PM
341 W High St, Bryan
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“I always pick CVS now. They answer all questions and there's only 1 line. They are friendly and always have my medicine ran through the CORRECT insurance before I get it. It's such an easy pick up a man can do it. (Joking but for some reason my kids dad struggles with getting kids medicine anywhere else) I have used Walmart a handful of times and every single time they made me go into another line of to the side to redue my insurance because their computers kept using the wrong one, and then wait back in the previous line again.”
2 - 9PM 9AM - 1:30PM
403 S Main St, Bryan
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8AM - 9PM
341 W High St, Bryan
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“I like their photo center, but if your photos are too good then you have to have proof they are yours or that a friend/family-member gives you permission to print them. I understand that they need to protect themselves, but it makes it hard to want to go back or even bother developing photos in general.”