1140 Commerce Boulevard, Dickson City PA 18519
“DVS is a new store that I go to now for Rite Aid from picking up medicine, Rite Aid. I went out of business c. VS is the one in Dixon city. S DOD one is a pharmacy. Friday is out of business. They close that down. CV s is your only pharmacy that you could go to you pick up your medicine.”
816 Boulevard Avenue, Dickson City PA 18519
“I spoke to the woman at the counter about the brand of tubes we like best & she kindly asked what brand & ofc I cldnt remember the name at the time; only the color of the box lol. If you're reading this, they're Double Diamond 100s white box w red print. Super Puff (LOVE the name!) is clean, well organized & most importantly, staffed with genuinely kind people. My husband usually grabs our tobacco & he will be one of your best customers anyway but esp if we can find our DD tubes! 10/10 highly recommend”
925 Main Street, Dickson City PA 18519
“So much better than the convenient on the corner of Boulevard and Olyphant avenue! Their prices are much cheaper than Boulevard avenue convenient. Prices of cigarettes are cheaper also and Boulevard avenue convenient no one ever wears masks during a pandemic”
1600 Main Street, Dickson City PA 18519
“The men and women here do their absolute best to try and bring us the best service they can. There's no reason this store should have a 2.5 rating. Ever since rite aide closed and they took on MULTIPLE of their pharmacy's customers they have been BOMBARDED with new clients who do nothing but complain about how 'slow' they have been or some other inconsequential issues. It's sad to see that these nice people get treated the way they do and get talked to the way they do. I've seen it from personal experience while picking up prescriptions. Thank you all for your hard work.”
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