Pharmacies in Mercer Island, WA

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  1. 2703 76th Avenue Southeast, Mercer Island WA 98040

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    “MI pharmacy is like the old mom&pop pharmacies of bygones. Wonderful folks they are surpassed only by the great service they have been providing our family for the past 10 or so months. No comparison to the MI Walgreens nightmare and your business supports locally owned.”

  2. 3023 78th Ave SE, Mercer Island WA 98040

    4.7 Superb 6 reviews

    “Such efficient Rx pick ups now! This location has gone through a little turmoil over the last few years, but CVS has been in for a while now, and the kinks seem to have been worked out. The shelves are stocked with really cute items to impulse buy and all the things we needed (why we went in). The newest pharmacy staff is so friendly and nice.”

  3. 7707 Southeast 27th Street, Mercer Island WA 98040

    1.6 Poor 185 reviews

    “I had an amazing experience at this Walgreens. I was looking for something specific and Nagham was able to help me find it right away. She was very friendly and clearly knew the store well. I would come back to this Walgreens just because of Nagham’s great customer service.”

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  5. 7707 Southeast 27th Street, Mercer Island WA 98040

    1.4 Poor 74 reviews

    “There's a hero who work at this Walgreens, and he is in the photo department! Sir, I can't remember your name, but when we needed late night last minute photos for passports taken, we called and Walgreens answered on a random Tuesday evening! Upon arrival, the photo backdrop was ready and not even 12 minutes later we walked out with printed passport ready photos when we'd arrived 15 minutes before the store closed, you made our night and our trip! Thank you, Walgreens. You get my gold star!”

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