Pharmacies in Delafield, WI

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  1. 2553 Sun Valley Drive, Delafield WI 53018

    3.3 Good 26 reviews

    “We had to use this CVS while visiting from Florida to get a script refilled and a new one for my wife that had an eye issue come up. Mason Brandt the pharmacy manager was by far the best customer service experience we have ever had with any pharmacy. We had to wait for a change to my wife’s script due to back order. He reached out right away to the urgent care to get the change and kept checking on us consistently while we waited as well as just over all being very professional and having a sincere kind demeanor. We watched him interact with several others while we waited and he showed personal care to each person. He is a good one and anyone working customer service could learn from him. Would 100% use this pharmacy again if needed when we visit again.”

  2. 2901 Golf Rd Walgreens, Delafield WI 53018

    2.8 Average 65 reviews

    “Jessica was very kind and helpful. I was making a photo book and Jessica helped , she is a very caring employee you need to keep her she makes your store look good .”

  3. 2863 Heritage Drive, Delafield WI 53018

    3 Average 9 reviews

    “Huge shout out to the pharmacy tech and pharmacist! Thank you! I missed a prescription and it was put back on the shelf. While I waited, they took their time right before closing to fill it for me! Thank you, very much!”

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  5. 2901 Golf Rd Walgreens, Delafield WI 53018

    1.5 Poor 13 reviews

    “Great service but note they are not open on Saturday or Sunday. This is fine though as they provide a valuable service and the weekday hours until 8 pm should be sufficient for most people's needs. I'm sure they are open pretty early as well, but am not sure what time off hand. (Obviously the open hours are readily available on line.)”

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