Pharmacies in Merrill, WI

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  1. 1027 E Main St, Merrill WI 54452

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 1PM

    “I have a few health issues that I take prescription medications for. Holly is so helpful in assuring that any supplements will not interact with my meds. Her knowledge in invaluable in helping to manage my health.”

  2. 301 E 2nd St, Merrill WI 54452

    3.6 Good 12 reviews

    “Walgreens Always messed up my prescriptions everytime! Youngs is far better more polite and they care about their customers. I would recommend a switch from any other drug store.”

  3. 101 N Center Ave, Merrill WI 54452

    3.3 Good 16 reviews

    “I always get my prescription filled here if I have surgery in Merrill. Easy to find. Great location. Very convenient. People are super nice. Usually pretty quick.”

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  5. 505 South Pine Ridge Avenue, Merrill WI 54452

    3.2 Average 15 reviews

    “We switched to Walmart pharmacy during Covid and have absolutely loved it. My family picks up over 15 prescriptions a month with multiple being a schedule 2 medication and we don't have any pharmacy related issues with any of them. The one time I did have an issue I addressed it with the manager and they were understanding and said they would address it, which I do believe they did as I didnt have any further issues. Whenever I have questions about prescription or otc meds they are happy to help and extremely informative. The majority of the staff are typically upbeat and friendly. I highly recommend them.”

  6. 101 North Center Avenue, Merrill WI 54452

    2.4 Poor 48 reviews

    “Walgreens has the little drugstore items I need. It's great to be able to find it & run in & out instead of walking through a larger store. Always clean, bright & well stocked when I'm there.”

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