Pharmacies in Lake Stevens, WA

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  1. 717 WA-9, Lake Stevens WA 98258

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “Some times a little slow, but really nice staff. I dont fault them given all pharmacies have closed down in Lk Steven's.. Walgreens doesn't take state insurance, that's why we left them but I am perfectly happy with Safeway and their pharmacy.”

  2. 8915 Market Place Northeast, Lake Stevens WA 98258

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “I love that you can always talk to a person when you call. It's not a recording asking you to push a bunch of buttons. They might not always have your medication, but they are very friendly and easy to work with.”

  3. 718 91st Ave NE, Lake Stevens WA 98258

    2.7 Average 23 reviews

    “Print quality is good. In my opinion their results are better than Costco (especially with the matte paper). That said, the results are not *great*. I’ve gotten much better results from using a proper photo printing store like Kenmore camera. However, if you time it right, they do have great deals in the app and online!”

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  5. 9601 Market Place, Lake Stevens WA 98258

    2.2 Poor 89 reviews

    “I always see negative reviews for this pharmacy and I have been using them for 4 people for 6 years and never encountered a problem. The staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable.”

  6. 718 91st Avenue Northeast, Lake Stevens WA 98258

    2 Poor 48 reviews

    “Wallgreens is convenient to my home. I love the service I get. I can drive up for prescriptions. The store offers everything I need whether It be prescriptions or photos, foods, beverages, toys, gift items and many more things. Thanks wallgreens.”

  7. 718 91st Avenue Northeast, Lake Stevens WA 98258

    2.2 Poor 151 reviews

    “I have always liked Walgreens. It was the drug store I grew up with. Unfortunately, I was at the Providence urgent care. I love that they host the urgent care.”

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