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102 W Main St

Odon, IN 47562

+1 (812) 636-7350

http://www.daviesscountychamber.com

Odon Pharmacy in Odon, IN, provides a range of pharmacy services including online refills, medications priced at $4.99, and vaccinations. They participate in Indiana Medicaid, most Medicare D plans, and numerous private insurance plans to ensure accessible healthcare for their customers.

Additionally, the establishment features The Flower Basket, offering a unique shopping experience within the pharmacy. Odon Pharmacy is dedicated to serving the local community with quality healthcare and convenience.

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