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CVS Pharmacy Network Participating Retail Pharmacies The following list shows the major chain pharmacies and affiliated groups of independent community pharmacies that accept your prescription benefit ID card. In addition to these, most independent pharmacies nationwide also take part in your prescription program. To find out if a pharmacy not listed here accepts your card, call the pharmacy directly. A C (continued) G (continued) A & P Pharmacy CVS Caremark Specialty Pharmacy Giant Eagle Pharmacy AAP / United Drugs CVS/Longs Giant Pharmacy Accredo Health Group, Inc. CVS/pharmacy Good Neighbor Pharmacy ACME Pharmacy Albertson’s Pharmacy American Pharmacy Cooperative / D H American Pharmacy Network Solutions Dahl’s Pharmacy Haggen Pharmacy American Home Patient Dierbergs Pharmacy Hannaford Food & Drug American Pharmacy Dillon Pharmacy Happy Harry’s Ameridrug Pharmacy Discount Drug Mart Harmons Pharmacy Apria Healthcare, Inc. Doc’s Drugs Harps Pharmacy Doctor’s Choice Pharmacy Aurora Pharmacy Harris Teeter Pharmacy Dominick’s Pharmacy Harvard Drug Drug Town Pharmacy Harvard Vanguard Medical Association B Drug Warehouse Harveys Supermarket Pharmacy Baker’s Pharmacy Drug World H-E-B Pharmacy Bartell Drugs Drugs for Less Health Mart Basha’s United Drug Duane Reade HealthPartners Bel Air Pharmacy Duluth Clinic Hen House Pharmacy Bi-Lo Pharmacy Henry Ford Pharmacy Bi-Mart Pharmacy Hi-School Pharmacies Biggs Pharmacy E Hilander Pharmacy Bioscrip Pharmacy EPIC Homeland Pharmacy Bloom Pharmacy Eaton Apothecary Horton & Converse Brookshire Brothers Pharmacy Econofoods Hy-Vee Pharmacy Brookshire Pharmacy Bruno’s Food and Pharmacy F Buehler Pharmacies I Fagen Pharmacy IHC Health Center Buehler’s Pharmacy Fairview Infusion Partners Family Care Ingles Pharmacy Family Pharmacy C Farm Fresh Pharmacy Careplus/CVS Pharmacy Onsite Farmacias El Amal Carle Rx Express J Food 4 Less Pharmacy Jewel Osco Carrs-Gottstein Foods Food City Pharmacy Cashwise Pharmacy Food City United Drugs CIGNA Food Lion Pharmacy K City Market Pharmacy Food World Pharmacy Kash N’ Karry Pharmacy Clinic Pharmacy Fred Meyer’s Pharmacy Keaveny Pharmacy Coborn’s Pharmacy Fred’s Pharmacy Kelsey-Seybold Community Health Systems Fred’s Xpress Kerr Drug Community Pharmacy Fresh Market Pharmacy Kessel Pharmacy COOPHARMA Fruth Pharmacy Kindred Pharmacy Services Coram Healthcare Fry’s Food and Drug King Kullen Costco Pharmacy King Sooper’s Pharmacy Critical Care Systems Kinney Drugs Cub Pharmacy G Klein’s Pharmacy Curascript Pharmacy Genuardi’s Pharmacy Gerbes Pharmacy Current as of October 2010 CVS Caremark reserves the right to review and update the Participating Retail Pharmacies List. Participating Retail Pharmacies (continued) K (continued) P (continued) S (continued) Klingensmith’s Drug Pamida Pharmacy Sterling Drugs Kmart Pharmacy Pathmark Pharmacy Stop & Shop Pharmacy Knight Drugs Patient First Pharmacy Sunscript Pharmacy Kopp Drug Pavilions Pharmacy Super 1 Pharmacy Kroger Pharmacy Paradise Shop N Save Super D Drugs Kroger Sav-on Pharma-Card Super D Express Pharmacy Providers of OK Super G Pharmerica Super Fresh Pharmacy L Pine Knob Pharmacy Super Rx Pharmacy Lincare Infusion Services Prairiestone Pharmacy Super Valu Longs Drugs Price Chopper Pharmacy Superfoodmart Pharmacy Lovelace Sandia Pharmacy Price Cutter Pharmacy Sweetbay Pharmacy Leader Primary Health Medical Group Progressive Pharmacy Publix Pharmacy T M Target Pharmacy Major Value/H.D. Smith Pyramid Pharmacy Texas Oncology Pharmacy Services Managed Care Pharmacy / RxPride The Medicine Shoppe Marc’s Pharmacy Q Thrifty White Marsh Drug Store Times Pharmacy Market Basket QFC Pharmacy Quality Pharmacy Tom Thumb Pharmacy Martins Pharmacy Top Food & Drug Martin’s Pharmacy Quality Markets Pharmacy Quick Chek Pharmacy Tops Pharmacy Maxor Pharmacy TriNet May’s Drug Store QVL Pharmacy Mayo Pharmacy TrueCare Med-Fast Pharmacy R Med-Rx Raley’s Drug Center U Med-X Drug Ralphs United Drugs Medi-Serv Randall’s Pharmacy United Marketstreet Pharmacy Medicap Pharmacy Recept Pharmacy United Pharmacy Meijer Pharmacy Rite Aid Pharmacy USA Drug Minyard Pharmacy Ritzman Pharmacy USA Drug Express Morton Pharmacy Rosauers Pharmacy UW Health Pharmacy Services Rx Express Pharmacy N V Navarro Discount Pharmacy S VG’s Pharmacy NCS Healthcare Safeway Pharmacy Vons Pharmacy Neighborcare Sam’s Club Pharmacy Nob Hill Pharmacy Sav-Mor Northeast Pharmacy Services Sav-On Pharmacy W Nucara Pharmacy SaveMart Pharmacy Wal-Mart Pharmacy Schnucks Pharmacy Waldbaum’s Pharmacy Scolari’s Walgreens O Scott’s Pharmacy Weber & Judd Omnicare Pharmacy Wegman’s Pharmacy Oncology Pharmacy Services Shaw’s Osco Pharmacy Shop ‘n Save Pharmacy Weis Pharmacy Option Care White Drug Osco Pharmacy Shopko Pharmacy Shoppers Pharmacy Winn-Dixie Pharmacy Overturf Pharmacy Healthcare ShopRite Pharmacy Smith’s Pharmacy P Snyder’s Drug Store PBA Southern Family Market P & C Food Market Pharmacy St John Pharmacy Pacmed Clinic Pharmacy Standard Drug ©2010 Caremark. 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