Pharmacies in Hartville, OH

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  1. 900 W Maple St, Hartville OH 44632

    4.4 Superb 15 reviews

    “That might have been the nicest pharmacist I have ever delt with. I’m sad I didn’t catch her name but she had glasses and brown hair. She was so sweet and actually cared about what was going on. It really is the little things. I told her I was from out of town and that I would be driving home so I wouldn’t get anyone I was visiting sick. She realized moments later after I had left that my prescription would make me drowsy. She called me after the exchange and made sure to alert me before driving out of town! I really appreciated that!”

  2. 907 W Maple St, Hartville OH 44632

    4.1 Good 22 reviews

    “I am a cancer patient, Stage 3 and my doctor changed my script whIle out of town. We called 3 pharmacies and all said they couldn't get my medication for several days. Kristin, Giant Eagle, pharmacist, had it available the next morning. She went the extra mile to take care of me at a cheaper price than the hometown pharmacy.,,and my treatment didn't skip a beat. Kristin is an AMAZING pharmacist. Denise from SC”

  3. 900 West Maple Street, Hartville OH 44632

    3.6 Good 64 reviews

    “Store is always clean, everything is very well displayed and kept up on!!! I can't even begin to say how absolutely wonderful and helpful the staff is!!! ?”

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  5. 600 W Maple St, Hartville OH 44632

    2.7 Average 78 reviews

    “This review is for the sweet young lady that helped me on June 20th fill my sons 7th birthday balloons, wouldn’t give up when they wouldn’t cooperate at first and then Jerry rigged a broom to get one down from the high ceiling when my son accidentally let it loose. She’s awesome”

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