Pharmacies in Limerick, PA

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  1. 30 West Ridge Pike, Limerick PA 19468

    3.7 Good 66 reviews

    “I use Walgreens pharmacy primarily for my prescriptions and while I'm there sometimes but other non prescription products, novelties or candy, so I can only say what I notice when I am there. It's usually not a very crowded place and there is plenty of parking. You just need to be aware of the extremely high curbs if you drive a car that sits lower to the ground. I have ruined my front spoiler guard by hitting it once or twice trying to park as close as I could so that my rear wasn't obstructing thru traffic. There is handicap parking and they do have a drive thru which I suggest using if you have a called in prescription as it seems they are served before walk-ins and you will be waiting for another pharmacist to help you so it may take a bit longer to check out. There is one female pharmacist that I think is bitter about her job or working in general because she doesn't smile much. But for the most part, it's not a bad place to visit.”

  2. 1824 E Ridge Pike, Limerick PA 19468

    4 Good 20 reviews

    “All of the staffs at this CVS are very kind, professional, helpful and caring towards me. I used to have my prescription filled at the CVS in collegeville, pa. The collegeville is like the zoo. They treated me mean and the lady pharmacist/ supervisor inhumane! Kudos to the CVS inside of the Target on Ridge Pike, Limerick, pa.”

  3. 5 Kugler Road BUILDING 100, Limerick PA 19468

    2.2 Poor 55 reviews

    “I only come to this CVS Pharmacy for my prescriptions/refills. I have always been treated respectfully and the communication has always been timely and professional. I appreciate the team at Kugler Road!! Keep up the great job!!”

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