Pharmacies near Cashmere, WA

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  1. 119 Cottage Ave, Cashmere WA 98815

    3.8 Good 40 reviews

    “I’m handling my wife’s meds now, and the whole team has been so helpful. Retiring owner Doug has been helping me to know what to expect and not expect from meds and what to watch out for. New owner Dave Doane whose father started the pharmacy has been terrific too and upgrading software to be even more efficient. The team cares about what they do and they do their work with care.”

  2. 1128 N Miller St, Wenatchee WA 98801

    4.1 Good 134 reviews

    “YURI from the floral department was super helpful and took the time to help me even though they were super busy great customer service will definitely go back there to buy flowers ?”

  3. 1128 N Miller St, Wenatchee WA 98801

    2.9 Average 38 reviews

    “Our pharmacist Phil is a very efficient and caring man. Just today he handled a prescription quickly, which we appreciated very much. The caring way Phil operates the Albertson's Save-On Pharmacy is a real credit to the company. We will keep buying our Rx from Sav-On in Wenatchee especially when we can work with Phil. Ernie & Vicki Hobbs”

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  5. 2000 N Wenatchee Ave, Wenatchee WA 98801

    3.1 Average 28 reviews

    “This location's staff has ALWAYS been responsible, respectful and attentive. They were caring about my Mother before she passed, and ask about my Father as he ages and are truly concerned about his health and needs. The staff always goes above and beyond.”

  6. 1050 N Miller St, Wenatchee WA 98801

    2.3 Poor 109 reviews

    “Best Walgreens by far…… from the manager Suzy to my favorite pharmacy tech….. Katie….. who always goes above and beyond and is one of the most experienced tech’s I’ve ever dealt with!! She’s so very smart and kind!! You better keep her!!!”

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