Pharmacies in Bennington, VT

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  1. 141 Hannaford Square Suite 2, Bennington VT 05201

    4.3 Superb 25 reviews

    “Everyone that works in the pharmacy is very kind and helpful and always does everything the can to make sure everyone gets what they need. I have never had a bad experience with any of them, and they’ve been especially helpful when it comes to dealing with insurance and finding solutions. US healthcare is a real pain but the people at Bennington hannaford pharmacy make it less painful than it could be.”

  2. 210 Northside Drive, Bennington VT 05201

    3.5 Good 14 reviews

    “I can't say enough good about these people they have helped me beon The call of duty and that is really saying something in this day and age I would have to rate them way past five I would give them a least a twenty if I could there a great bunch of people thanks again Walmart”

  3. 214 Northside Drive, Bennington VT 05201

    3.4 Good 18 reviews

    “Tyler is great! He always has my medications and always fills them on time. I never have to wait in a long line or deal with pre authorizations that take days to complete. This is by far the best pharmacy in Bennington.”

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  5. 8 Kocher Drive, Bennington VT 05201

    3 Average 37 reviews

    “Nice store and fair priced but getting my meds is a trip. The Pharmacy is over run by customers that are picking up their meds wait 10 to 20 minutes. One girl yelled at me and I replied I am from Google Maps and she said I do not care.”

  6. 194 North Street, Bennington VT 05201

    2.7 Average 33 reviews

    “Walgreens knows how to take care of customers. No waiting no long lines. Very friendly service staff. Nice clean store throughout one of the best Walgreens in New England.”

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