Discount Stores in Parma Heights, OH

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  1. 6286 Pearl Rd, Parma Heights OH 44130

    4.4 Superb 55 reviews

    “I went to Vitcom just browsing the plaza of Harbor Freight, Sakura Buffet, Don Ramones Restaurant, Cleveland Thrift and Furniture and Vitcom. I was surprised to see the items in Vitcom. I purchased a 350 sq ft 8000 BTU portable air conditioner unit (new) in the box for $200. They have the smaller ones from $135 in the box. The transaction was smooth and they email and text receipts to your phone, no paper receipts. When we arrived, they must have had at least 50 air conditioners. The next day maybe 25. I am proud of my purchase and I am enjoying my air conditioner.”

  2. 6339 Olde York Road, Parma Heights OH 44130

    3.7 Good 32 reviews

    “Still find everything I went there looking to purchase. Prices are good. This is a “Dollar Tree Plus”Which also has $3 and $5 items.The employees are helpful and always pleasant.”

  3. 6476 York Road, Parma Heights OH 44130

    2.9 Average 109 reviews

    “I started going to drugmart from an ad I received in the mail. I was very pleased with the discounts. They have more than I expected. Drugmart is easier to shop than the bigger stores which is a great convenience. No crowds or long lines. Your in and out. Employees are always friendly and knowledgeable.”

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