Pharmacies in Smithfield, UT

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  1. 502 S Main St, Smithfield UT 84335

    4.8 Superb 29 reviews

    “Always fast and friendly. Love this place. Never get our drugs from anywhere else. We always call ahead and make sure our order is ready. And it usually is. Thanks for staying in Smithfield.”

  2. 850 South Main Street, Smithfield UT 84335

    4.3 Superb 32 reviews

    “Lee’s Market Flower Shop has become my go-to place for flowers. I’ve ordered from them several times, and the arrangements are always beautiful, fresh, and thoughtfully put together. The whole team does a great job of listening to what you’re looking for and making it feel special without overcomplicating the process. Debbie, the manager, is wonderful to work with, and you can tell she has built a team that really cares about the quality of their work and the people they’re helping. The customer service is consistently excellent, and every experience I’ve had there has been easy and positive. I highly recommend Lee’s Market Flower Shop. They’ve earned my trust, and I’ll definitely keep coming back.”

  3. 850 S Main St, Smithfield UT 84335

    4.4 Superb 181 reviews

    “This Lee's carries many different brands so there's plenty to choose from on their shelves, super fresh produce, great selection of meats. Store is always clean. Staff is always extremely helpful, kind and thoughtful.”

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  5. 850 S Main St, Smithfield UT 84335

    4.3 Superb 33 reviews

    “Been sending my mother flowers from other sources for birthday and mother's Day for a couple years now and have never received a good set of flowers until I finally went with Lee's store this year. Flowers were beautiful my mom absolutely loved them. Will be using Lee's for my flower gifts from now on thank you Lee's for the beautiful flowers.”

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