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Welcome to Grant County Drugs at Dry Ridge!

Grant County Drugs, one of Kentucky's leading independent drugstores.  Founded in 1964, Grant County Drugs has provided quality professional pharmacy service to Northern Kentucky with a local hometown touch.  Grant County Drugs is an EPIC pharmacy and offers savings off brand name over-the-counter prices on the Leader brand products and our line of Grant County Drugs brand generics.

Grant County Drugs has three convenient locations.  In Dry Ridge, we're located on Main Street, business US 25 in the center of town across from the St. Elizabeth Physicians Dry Ridge office.  The Dry Ridge location is also the home to the areas only Compounding Pharmacy.  In Williamstown, we're located on Barnes Road at the I-75 interchange, next to St. Elizabeth Physicians Williamstown office and St. Elizabeth Medical Center. In Crittenden we're located at the I-75 interchange next to Shell on KY 491 (Violet Road), just down the street from St. Elizabeth Physicians Crittenden office.

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Insurance Premiums for Kentuckians with pre-existing conditions to fall dramatically

Insurance premiums for Kentuckians with pre-existing conditions will fall dramatically under President Obama's healthcare law.

 



New PCCA Prescription Compounding Center Open at Dry Ridge Location

Grant County Drugs has opened its new Custom Compounding Center in its Dry Ridge location, which will allow Grant County Drugs to serve a broad range of patients' unique needs.



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