Vernon Blvd Pharmacy

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We deliver prescription medicine as well as over the counter merchandise, completely free of charge, to a 3 mile radius of our store by local delivery people on bicycle, as well as on foot, and sometimes by car. Please call if your needs include delivery services which are free of charge at all times.

For over 20 years, Vernon BLVD Pharmacy has been dedicated to serving the

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