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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a drugstore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a retail store that sells medications, health and beauty products, and often convenience items.
Example: "I need to stop by a drugstore to pick up some cold medicine."
Alternatives: "a pharmacy" or "a chemist's shop".
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"Here's a drugstore.
A drugstore on Third….
Visit to a drugstore on Lex.
First he goes into a drugstore.
A MAN walks into a drugstore.
Documents pertaining to the operation of a drugstore.
That's not counting sunglasses, which is mostly a drugstore industry.
Thirty years ago, I often had lunch in a drugstore.
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