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  1. Deals Office Supply Store - 35 W State St

    35 W State St, Media PA 19063

    5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Cards, gift wrap, boxing/packaging supplies, paper, index cards, steno pads, Michel Design Works odds and ends. *Very* reasonably priced. Nice hole-in-the-wall. Quiet in a good way.”

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  2. Deals - 15 West State Street

    15 West State Street, Media PA 19063

    4.3 Superb 103 reviews

    “Good evening Family. Visited and hoped they have bandaid. I fell while walking up the steps with my friend Tracey in Media. I started bleeding and needed a bandaid so we came here. Thank goodness, they had bandaids.. I bought the purse size. They were $1.47. I will keep in my bag bc I will never know when I might need it. Have a good evening and workout.”

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  3. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 1154 West Baltimore Pike

    1154 West Baltimore Pike, Media PA 19063

    4 Good 228 reviews

    “If I could be a spokesperson for Ollie's, I would! Ollie's is the best and you can never go wrong going and checking out all the things they have. You'll never know what you'll find there. Saving money has never been more fun!”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 5110 Pennell Road

    5110 Pennell Road, Media PA 19063

    3.7 Good 107 reviews

    “I headed into the shop looking for some quick party supplies and was pleasantly surprised by the variety they had on the shelves. It is a fantastic spot to grab things like gift bags and decorations without spending a fortune, and I managed to find everything I needed in one trip. The store was fairly busy, but the checkout line moved along well enough. I would definitely swing by here again the next time I need to pick up a few household basics.”

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