Pharmacies in Kenmore, WA

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  1. 6414 Northeast Bothell Way, Kenmore WA 98028

    4.6 Superb 186 reviews

    “I am seriously impressed with this pharmacy. They had a few pharmacists working and a large number of staff helping customers. It is a very well oiled machine. I also have allergies to some filler ingredients in medications and they are willing to check and order medications that are safe for me. This is why community pharmacies are so important! I got vaccines here today and they did a terrific job. I barely felt it.”

  2. 18022 68th Ave NE, Kenmore WA 98028

    2.3 Poor 32 reviews

    “I wanted to share my experience because I know choosing a pharmacy can feel overwhelming when you read mixed reviews. I used to go to Rite Aid, but I now come to CVS, and personally, I’ve had a positive experience here. I understand that not everyone will have the same experience, but the staff have been helpful to me. I also recognize that pharmacy staff work under a lot of pressure, and if they sometimes come across as short or stressed, it may simply reflect how busy and demanding their job can be. I downloaded the CVS app, which made things much easier and faster for managing my prescriptions, and I didn’t have to wait in line. Getting a flu shot can sometimes take a bit longer since they are often busy and helping many people, but being patient really helps. Overall, this is just based on my own experience.”

  3. 6850 Northeast Bothell Way, Kenmore WA 98028

    2.3 Poor 62 reviews

    “I had a great experience at the Safeway Pharmacy, especially with Yoon the pharmacist. He was patient, and helpful when I came in for my vaccine and had questions about a medication I was taking for the first time. Yoon took the time to explain everything clearly and made sure I felt comfortable and informed!!”

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