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  1. Sam's Club Pharmacy - 601 Commerce Dr

    601 Commerce Dr, Bluefield VA 24605

    5 Superb 18 reviews

    “I was having issues with my insurance but the pharmacy was patient and helped me through every step. One of them remembered me and even went as far as to ask how i wa feeling and to reassure me everything was going to be ok. Made me go to tears with her kindness. Don't change a thing they all deserve a raise”

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  2. New Graham Pharmacy Inc - 566 Virginia Ave

    566 Virginia Ave, Bluefield VA 24605

    4 Good 36 reviews

    “These friends( I've been there long enough to call them all that) are so kind and courteous. I had a kinda mental breakdown in there,while dealing with two deaths and a cancer diagnosis,and one of the new workers. So kindly offered a hug and a cinnamon roll.. so kind courteous and helpful. I'd recommend this place to anyone and they also have a gift shop attached with some unusual and one of a kind gifts. Anybody in the Bluefield Va area of this place ..Visit the gift shop and make some new friends in the process.”

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  3. Sam's Club Gas Station - 601 Commerce Dr

    601 Commerce Dr, Bluefield VA 24605

    3.6 Good 53 reviews

    “As a Sam’s Club member I always get my gas here. It is always cheaper than every station around it. It’s simple enter your Sam’s card , then your payment card (you can not use cash) , then start pumping. The gas ids high quality and the pumps are set high enough that you do not have to worry about water in your gas. Also there is an attendant to assist you on site. They staff is professional and friendly. As with any gas station when you use your credit card at the pump there will be a temporary $100 hold on your available credit.”

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