Convenience Stores in Upper Arlington, OH

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  1. 3282 Tremont Road, Upper Arlington OH 43221

    4.1 Good 37 reviews

    “I had a great experience with the pharmacy. I’ve been having issues with my insurance lately, because of it, I was afraid I would have to pay out of pocket for a prescription. The women working were nothing but patient and went out of their way to apply a discount that allowed me to pay less than 50% of what I was initially expecting. I can’t put in words how much I appreciate that they were willing to take the time to do that for me!”

  2. 3141 Tremont Rd Walgreens, Upper Arlington OH 43221

    5 Superb 14 reviews

    “Pharmacy staff were so Friendly and Helpful. We're were there for Booster shot. His very quick and efficient. We're out within 30 minutes. Thanks for the care.”

  3. 1430 West Lane Avenue, Upper Arlington OH 43221

    3.1 Average 72 reviews

    “Loved the customer service, liked how he kelp his composure under pressure, ice box was on the fritz,and he happily refunded my money 💰. Only why I didn't give 5 star review”

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  5. 1885 W Henderson Rd, Upper Arlington OH 43220

    3.1 Average 36 reviews

    “We really like this CVS. Everyone is friendly and they provide assistance when needed. Excellent Pharmacist who explained things about the script.as well. We have been going there for many years. Don't hesitate to go there.”

  6. 1640 Fishinger Road, Upper Arlington OH 43221

    3 Average 38 reviews

    “Always easy to grab what you need (gas, free air, washer fluid, maybe some milk, beer or wine in a pinch.). Great location that is easily accessible from multiple streets.”

  7. 3141 Tremont Rd Walgreens, Upper Arlington OH 43221

    2.4 Poor 51 reviews

    “Even though phone experience can be a toss up, there is a brunette here with glasses that works at the pharmacy counter that is single-handedly the most helpful person I’ve met at a Walgreens ever. I don’t know her name but she needs a raise because everytime me or my boyfriend have had issues with medications etc, she’s been able to sort it out.”

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