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  1. Tractor Supply Co. - 475 US-209

    475 US-209, Milford PA 18337

    4.4 Superb 118 reviews

    “Tractor Supply is a great store with a wide selection of items for home, yard, pets, tools, and outdoor needs. The store is clean, organized, and easy to shop. The staff is helpful and friendly, and it is a convenient place to find what you need. Definitely a store I would recommend.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 220 US-6 & 209

    220 US-6 & 209, Milford PA 18337

    3.3 Good 298 reviews

    “I don't normally review Walmarts because they're all pretty much the same, but this Walmart is the quietest Walmart I've ever been to! It felt like a monastery! My ears were popping from the elevation change (I'm an out-of-towner) but still, it was crazy quiet. The Walmarts where I'm from are a madhouse from opening til closing. Apart from the quiet it's a good, rural Walmart. The rural ones seem to have a larger sporting goods section than the city-slicker Walmarts. I've never seen so many choices of tackle boxes in my life!”

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  3. Walmart Garden Center - 220 US-6 & 209

    220 US-6 & 209, Milford PA 18337

    3 Average 23 reviews

    “Honestly? I cannot say anything bad about them. But I have a special message for two amazing employees. 1. She works in the garden department and she was so sweet and helpful with my citronella plants. Just soooo thankful for her. 2. This amazing lady works in the Electronics Department, she helped me print out my family pictures. She was just beyond helpful and so kind. The Walmart in general is super clean and beyond self conscious about what's going on with COVID. I recommend this place. Thank you”

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  5. Walmart Photo Center - 220 Route 6 & & 209

    220 Route 6 & & 209, Milford PA 18337

    2.9 Average 33 reviews

    “I have been using the Walmart photo center for almost 12 years now. And I got to say that it’s worth using. So here is my story. I first stared using the Walmart photo center machines way back in 2012. The first batch of photos that I have printed out was a bunch of photos that I took of my oldest brothers wedding. The real reason why I wanted to try the Walmart photo center is because I just wanted to see how they would come out. My mom and I where really nervous because we where so scared that they wouldn’t come out right. So after waiting an hour and to my surprise they all came out wonderful! And after they where done. We went home and we putted them all in an album. So I just wanted to let you know that it’s all worth it!So if I could rate it more then a 5/5 stars then it will so be a 10/10”

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  6. Walmart Pharmacy - 220 US-6 & 209

    220 US-6 & 209, Milford PA 18337

    2.8 Average 36 reviews

    “I went to the Milford, PA Walmart Pharmacy to pick up a couple prescriptions. While I was there I decided to get a shingles vaccination. The pharmacist on duty was Zach. He was very thorough in explaining the various nuances of the vaccine. He didn't speak in a condescending manner. He was genuine and sincere. Every interaction I've had with their staff has been positive and they do their best to get you the lowest price. I highly recommend them.”

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