Pharmacies in Hermiston, OR

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  1. 114 E Main St, Hermiston OR 97838

    4.7 Superb 54 reviews

    “I love this place, everyone who works their are so very friendly and helpful and I love all gift ideas they have there, I will diffently be shopping for my gifts for family and friends PLEASE CHECK THEM OUT and try out the Fountion for some yummy food.”

  2. 1350 N 1st St, Hermiston OR 97838

    3.7 Good 22 reviews

    “Everyone that works there is awesome…. but sinda needs a day off or something. Miss mam we’re tired too and I can have a good day dealing with getting important meds from you that are to help me with my day to day life like many other customers that have the unfortunate luck to encounter you, but I’m going to have an even better day waiting for another clerk to open up. I’ve worked in health care service before and I understand how crabby one wants to be and lash out when the most minor inconvenience occurs but imma pray for you because you have been, for a long time now, GOING THROUGH IT. I don’t want u to be perfect, I want u aligned. Best of luck sweetie.”

  3. 600 NW 11th St # E04, Hermiston OR 97838

    3 Average 19 reviews

    “I got tired of the run-around at the grocery-store pharmacy's in town, with bad service and long lines. This pharmacy is reliable, well staffed, and quick lines. The staff is wonderful, especially the lead pharmacists. Best pharmacy in town. ( I only wish they had online services and better parking).”

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  5. 990 S Hwy 395, Hermiston OR 97838

    2.3 Poor 64 reviews

    “The cashier Mandy went above and beyond to help me get my prescriptions since i am from out of town. She recited my medication to me 1 by 1 to see if id be needing them. Such a breath of fresh air”

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