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8 Gay St. Sharon, CT | (860) 364-5272 | Social: @SharonPharmacy

The Sharon market square has held plenty of shops over the years, but few are such a mainstay as the Sharon Pharmacy. Established 63 years ago, this family owned business currently headed by Joseph and Christopher Heacox, assisted by their siblings, has helped locals with their medicine efficiently and with a smile year after year. However, anyone who has been inside knows there is plenty more to find than your prescription.

Scarves ($18.99)

Warmies ($27.99 to $34.99)

Stuffed animals you can put in microwave

Assorted Gifts ($4.99 to $24.99)

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Stuffed animals ($19.99)

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Wavertree and London soaps ($7.99)

Wavertree and London soaps ($7.99)

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