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  1. Brookshire Brothers Pharmacy - 1004 E Main St

    1004 E Main St, Hamilton TX 76531

    4.6 Superb 19 reviews

    “Few problems in the beginning such as requesting refills but got directed to the app and now they text reminders easy to use and they are pretty good with keeping my monthly meds in stock.”

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  2. Brookshire Brothers - 1004 East Main Street

    1004 East Main Street, Hamilton TX 76531

    4.1 Good 113 reviews

    “Just a heads up, this is Brookshire Brothers (different from Brookshire Grocery)! I had a great experience here—the store was clean and well-stocked, the produce looked amazing, and the staff was super friendly.”

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  3. Dollar General - 411 E Main St

    411 E Main St, Hamilton TX 76531

    3.5 Good 65 reviews

    “UPDATE: They have redone this Hamilton Store & it is a vast improvement to what it was & the only part that can get aggravating is the lines at time's but that's Life. Because of the improvement's I wanted to update my review.Alot of inexpensive products but isle are to narrow with bulk items in isle. Not good for someone in a wheelchair and hard for carts to go down the isle. Long lines at check-out and some staff members not friendly at all.”

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