Cayces Pharmacy

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Within the city limits of Hopkinsville. Unfortunately due to the rising cost of fuel, we have to add a $1.00 fee to every delivery. Thank you for understanding!

For a quarter of a century, Cayce`s Pharmacy has remained an independent family business. We have grown from a small neighborhood drugstore to a modern pharmacy offering traditional prescription services, quality products, and friendly service. Weve made it our goal to meet the special healthcare needs of our community. Our pharmacists address questions and concerns completely and confidentially, providing unparalleled service. We hope youll enjoy shopping at Cayce`s Pharmacy - it will always be our pleasure to serve you.

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