Pharmacies in Lincoln City, OR

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  1. 4048 Northeast Hwy 101, Lincoln City OR 97367

    2.7 Average 68 reviews

    “I can only imagine the success that Walgreens would have as a corporation if every customer interaction was like mine. I visited this pharmacy looking for a solution as I was having troubles breathing, Dr. Darian Was kind enough to show me my options. After learning, my options were out of my reach, he extended his kindness even further and made sure that I received what I needed, and I couldn’t be more grateful. As I was leaving Walgreens, all I could think of was……how can I pass this kindness forward. Thank you Dr! I promise to pay it forward.”

  2. 4101 Northwest Logan Road, Lincoln City OR 97367

    2.5 Average 75 reviews

    “Today, due to an extremely urgent need, we called hoping for phone support. Nancy provided professional, expert phone support to confirm a critical prescription would be filled & ready. Thank You. In the past getting phone support was next to impossible, we Appreciate the improvement & service - Thank You Safeway Pharmacy Lincoln City.”

  3. 4048 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City OR 97367

    2.3 Poor 144 reviews

    “I can only comment on the service at the FedEx shipping and print counter. The staff were very friendly and attentive. More important, is that the lady working the FedEx portion was very very knowledgeable, provided great customer service and was friendly. She was a true problem solver. We had a document that had to be shipped overnight and ran all over town to include US Postal Service a small commercial shipping center, and then finally to Walgreens . Most importantly is that we got the document out in time when all other resources could not help us. On top of the great service and meeting our goals, the Walgreens FedEx counter saved us over $100 ! Thank you very much !!”

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