Pharmacies in Ferndale, WA

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  1. 2057 Alder St, Ferndale WA 98248

    5 Superb 88 reviews

    “This is the best pharmacy experience I have ever had. I was going on vacation and needed to transfer a prescription. Every single person in the pharmacy was helpful and efficient! They went above and beyond!”

  2. 5917 Portal Way, Ferndale WA 98248

    4.5 Superb 51 reviews

    “The pharmacists are the most knowledgeable and truly helpful professionals I have ever encountered. The staff are always kind and help me get my medical needs taken care of promptly. I will not go anywhere else!”

  3. 1815 Main St, Ferndale WA 98248

    3.6 Good 58 reviews

    “Most Pharmacies aren’t usually the friendliest, but on Labor Day at Haggen (1pm), a pharmacist (pretty sure his name was Eric?) helped me with discounts and gave great advice, probably the nicest pharmacist I’ve met. Came back today, Liz the other pharmacist was super friendly & helpful friendly. All the other staff were very helpful as well so I’m Not sure how others had bad experiences here on some of these reviews, but mine’s been wonderful, way better than Walgreens. Great job guys, keep it up!”

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  5. 5655 3rd Ave, Ferndale WA 98248

    3.2 Average 13 reviews

    “Kumar (sp?) is so helpful and really stepped up when I needed advice on pain meds and what to take and when! He was sympathetic and not judgmental. All of the pharmacists are friendly. The window ladies are fabulous as well.”

  6. 1901 Main Street, Ferndale WA 98248

    2.4 Poor 107 reviews

    “I just had the best experience with a Walgreens cashier. She was absolutely the sweetest most helpful person. I was actually having a crummy day and she made me forget about it for a moment.”

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