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EP Flu Vaccines Pharmacy-New York New York FLU VACCINE NETWORK PHARMACY LIST Page 1 of 26 Pharmacy Name Address City State Zip Phone DUANE READE #14345 460 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001-1802 (212) 244-4026 DUANE READE #14123 358-362 5TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001-2228 (212) 279-0208 CVS PHARMACY #2457 320 5TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001-3102 (212) 279-2856 DUANE READE #14276 1270 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10001-3211 (212) 560-9811 RAPHAEL DRUG AND HEALTH LTD 1257 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10001-3504 (212) 684-0090 RITE AID PHARMACY 04195 282 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001-4801 (212) 727-3854 DUANE READE #14138 333 7TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001-5004 (212) 239-0167 DUANE READE 224 W 29TH STREET NEW YORK NY 10001-5204 (212) 643-9110 DUANE READE #14246 777 6TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001-6318 (646) 336-8414 DUANE READE #14186 322 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001-8001 (212) 255-5025 FOREVER HEALTH PHARMACY 244 GRAND STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-0002 (212) 219-3692 FUZHOU PHARMACY 96 E BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10002-0002 (212) 693-8866 LEVITT PHARMACY 407 GRAND STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-0002 (212) 475-5760 MEDILANE PHARMACY 204 CLINTON STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-0002 (212) 571-2888 PEOPLES CHOICE PHARMACY 527 GRAND STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-0002 (212) 388-0888 FANCY PHARMACY 131 ESSEX STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-2323 (212) 529-4532 OLIVE TREE PHARMACY 106 RIDGE STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-2554 (646) 368-9960 COLUMBIA DRUGS 55 COLUMBIA STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-2723 (212) 533-8120 DUANE READE #14185 100 DELANCY STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-3105 (212) 253-0270 MEDIEXPRESS 78 CLINTON STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-3487 (212) 388-9886 CVS PHARMACY 500 GRAND STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-4181 (212) 677-1008 CENTURY PHARMACY 302A GRAND STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-4465 (212) 925-3838 GRAND HEALTH PHARMACY INC 349 GRAND STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-4628 (212) 228-0068 New York FLU VACCINE NETWORK PHARMACY LIST Page 2 of 26 Pharmacy Name Address City State Zip Phone RITE AID PHARMACY 01711 408 GRAND STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-4702 (212) 529-7115 BOWERY PHARMACY 95 BOWERY STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-4901 (212) 219-0449 NOHO PHARMACY 81 BOWERY STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-4934 (212) 966-7789 ALLEN STREET PHARMACY INC 2 ALLEN STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-5302 (212) 966-8287 MADISON DRUGS INC 36 GOUVERNEUR STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-5763 (212) 385-6775 LC PHARMACY INC 75 E BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10002-6007 (212) 513-1177 DUANE READE #14289 280 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10002-6038 (212) 233-2742 CENTURY PHARMACY 159 EAST BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10002-6301 (212) 227-7262 STANLEY'S PHARMACY 31 LUDLOW STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-6304 (646) 476-9622 CONFUCIUS PHARMACY 25 BOWERY STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-6702 (212) 966-4420 AMERICAN EAST PHARMACY INC 23 DIVISION STREET # 1FL NEW YORK NY 10002-6707 (212) 925-1900 BEST CARE PHARMACY 28 E BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10002-6803 (212) 334-0086 CORPORATION ABC PHARMACY 26 E BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10002-6817 (212) 965-8882 EAST BROADWAY PHARMACY 98 E BROADWAY 1ST FL NEW YORK NY 10002-7181 (212) 431-6688 CENTURY PHARMACY 225 MADISON STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-7505 (212) 227-5227 PATHMARK PHARMACY 237-239 CHERRY STREET NEW YORK NY 10002-7803 (212) 227-3520 CVS PHARMACY 10612 65 5TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-0003 (212) 255-0293 KMART PHARMACY 7777 770 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10003-0003 (212) 253-9661 WALGREENS #6159 145 4TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-0003 (212) 677-0214 DUANE READE #14311 873 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10003-1231 (917) 534-1351 CVS PHARMACY 215 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK NY 10003-1603 (646) 602-8237 DUANE READE #14162 196 3RD AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-2503 (212) 598-0339 New York FLU VACCINE NETWORK PHARMACY LIST Page 3 of 26 Pharmacy Name Address City State Zip Phone NATES PHARMACY 205 3RD AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-2506 (212) 995-9400 DUANE READE #14265 125-133 3RD AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-2543 (212) 529-7140 ESQUIRE PHARMACY 277 1ST AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-2910 (212) 228-2260 CVS PHARMACY 253 1ST AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-2926 (212) 254-1454 DUANE READE 245 1ST AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-2926 (212) 477-7203 DUANE READE 24 E 14TH STREET LOWER LV NEW YORK NY 10003-3101 (212) 645-5578 DUANE READE #14143 24 E 14TH STREET NEW YORK NY 10003-3101 (212) 989-3632 DUANE READE #14468 1 UNION SQUARE SOUTH NEW YORK NY 10003-3303 (212) 358-8206 DUANE READE #14407 10 UNION SQUARE EAST NEW YORK NY 10003-3314 (646) 602-2491 DUANE READE #14437 260 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-4183 (212) 448-0025 NY EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY 310 E 14TH STREET NEW YORK NY 10003-4201 (212) 979-4379 PHARMACY DUANE READE 245 1ST AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-4208 (212) 529-0091 UNIVERSITY CHEMISTS 74 UNIVERSITY PLACE NEW YORK NY 10003-4504 (212) 473-0277 CVS PHARMACY 20 UNIVERSITY PLACE NEW YORK NY 10003-4530 (212) 260-3052 DUANE READE #14387 46 3RD AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-5504 (212) 475-3563 DUANE READE # 14224 769 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10003-6803 (646) 602-8274 WALGREENS #9731 20 ASTOR PLACE NEW YORK NY 10003-6903 (212) 375-0734 PHARMACARE SPECIALTY 138 2ND AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-8305 (212) 254-7760 PHARMACY BLOCK DRUG STORES 101 2ND AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-8334 (212) 473-1587 AVALON CHEMISTS 7 2ND AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-8674 (212) 260-3131 RITE AID PHARMACY 04205 81 1ST AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10003-9429 (212) 388-9348 DUANE READE #14329 17 BATTERY PLACE SOUTH NEW YORK NY 10004-1207 (212) 248-3922 New York FLU VACCINE NETWORK PHARMACY LIST Page 4 of 26 Pharmacy Name Address City State Zip Phone DUANE READE #14131 1 WHITEHALL STREET NEW YORK NY 10004-2109 (212) 509-9020 DUANE READE #14125 67 BROAD STREET NEW YORK NY 10004-2415 (212) 943-3690 DUANE READE #14485 40 WALL STREET NEW YORK NY 10005-0005 (212) 742-8454 DUANE READE #14126 95 WALL STREET NEW YORK NY 10005-4201 (212) 363-5830 DUANE READE #14101 37 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10006-3067 (212) 425-8460 EVE AND MICHAEL PHARMACY INC 295 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK NY 10007-0007 (212) 566-5858 DUANE READE #14118 305 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10007-1109 (212) 227-6168 CITY HALL PHARMACY 281 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10007-1831 (212) 346-9489 DUANE READE #14102 250 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10007-2516 (212) 571-4511 A P K G PHARMACY INC 360 E 4TH STREET NEW YORK NY 10009-0009 (212) 677-7335 AVENUE C PHARMACY 178 AVENUE C NEW YORK NY 10009-0009 (212) 228-0764 EQUAL CARE PHARMACY INC 753 E 5TH STREET STORE A NEW YORK NY 10009-1274 (212) 228-6137 WALGREENS #10135 298 1ST AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10009-1850 (212) 777-0740 MEDILANE DRUGS 227 AVENUE B NEW YORK NY 10009-3358 (212) 505-1788 NEW YORK CITY PHARMACY 206 1ST AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10009-3720 (212) 253-8686 EAST DRIVE PHARMACY INC 93 AVENUE D NEW YORK NY 10009-5338 (212) 228-0400 RITE AID PHARMACY 03771 87 89 AVENUE D NEW YORK NY 10009-6050 (212) 475-5315 EAST VILLAGE PRESCRIPTION 41 AVENUE A NEW YORK NY 10009-7239 (212) 260-4878 CENTER DUANE READE #14354 194 E 2ND STREET NEW YORK NY 10009-7717 (212) 375-9000 PROHEALTH PHARMACY 385 2ND AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10010-0010 (212) 684-8300 WALGREENS #7675 33 E 23RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10010-0010 (212) 685-2047 CVS PHARMACY 750 AVENUE OF AMERICAS NEW YORK NY 10010-2716 (646) 336-8388 New York FLU VACCINE NETWORK PHARMACY LIST Page 5 of 26 Pharmacy Name Address City State Zip Phone DUANE READE #14391 161 E 23RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10010-3751 (212) 477-1372 DUANE READE #14160 71 W 23RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10010-4102 (212) 463-8873 GRAMERCY DRUGS 1938 3RD AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10010-4605 (212) 532-0022 CVS PHARMACY 338 E 23RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10010-4701 (212) 505-1555 HALPERN PHARMACY 331 E 23RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10010-4710 (212) 683-0148 DUANE READE 300 E 23RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10010-4776 (212) 677-2014 CVS PHARMACY 300 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK NY 10010-5313 (212) 982-5193 CVS PHARMACY 275 3RD AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10010-5501 (212) 677-4677 RITE WAY DRUGS AND SURGICAL 371 1ST AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10010-6504 (212) 777-6864 DUANE READE 254 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK NY 10010-7205 (212) 533-7580 RITE AID PHARMACY 10531 195 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10011-0011 (212) 929-6915 CVS PHARMACY 500 W 23RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10011-1298 (212) 366-6124 BIO CARE PHARMACY INC 222 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10011-1610 (212) 255-3100 WALGREENS SPECIALTY 205 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10011-1617 (212) 691-9050 PHARMACY CVS PHARMACY 272 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10011-1619 (212) 255-2592 NEW LONDON SPECIALTY 246 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10011-1646 (212) 414-9755 PHARMACY NEW LONDON PHARMACY 246 8TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10011-1693 (212) 243-4987 DUANE READE #14409 611 AVENUE OF AMERICAS NEW YORK NY 10011-2056 (212) 691-0952 DUANE READE #14387 315 W 23RD STREET NEW YORK NY 10011-2247 (646) 486-7430 DUANE READE #14319 180 W 20TH STREET NEW YORK NY 10011-3649 (212) 243-0129 CVS PHARMACY #10583 636 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS NEW YORK NY 10011-4228 (212) 255-5291 New York FLU VACCINE NETWORK PHARMACY LIST Page 6 of 26 Pharmacy Name Address City State Zip Phone CHELSEA ROYAL CARE PHARMACY, 154 9TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10011-4904 (212) 255-8000 INC.
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