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Best Credit Cards for Drugstores

The best cards to use at CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, and similar pharmacy chains.

3%
Avg no-fee back
3%
Best rate available

Top picks — no annual fee

Keep forever · $0/yr
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Best no-fee pick

Chase Freedom Flex / Unlimited

3x drugstoresUltimate Rewards
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Top picks — with annual fee

Pays for itself if used right

Honorable mentions

Annual fee
Reward type
Card type
Card network
3 cards
#1
Chase Freedom Flex
Chase · No annual fee
No FeeCash Back
3x Drugstores
  • 5x Travel via Chase
  • 5x Rotating categories (up to $1,500/qtr)
  • 3x Dining
  • 3x Drugstores
  • 1x everything else
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$200 after $500 in 3 months
#2
Chase Freedom Unlimited
Chase · No annual fee
No FeeCash Back
3x Drugstores
  • 5x Travel via Chase
  • 3x Dining
  • 3x Drugstores
  • 1.5x everything else
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$200 after $500 in 3 months
#3
AAA Daily Advantage Visa Signature
Comenity Capital Bank · No annual fee
No FeeCash Back
5% Grocery Stores
  • 5% Grocery Stores
  • 3% Gas Stations & EV Charging
  • 3% Wholesale Clubs (incl. Costco)
  • 3% Streaming Services
  • 3% Pharmacies
  • 3% AAA Purchases
  • 1% All Other Purchases
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$100 statement credit after spending $1,000 in the first 90 days.

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Cards listed here are selected from our database based on category earn rates — not sponsored placements. Rotating-category cards (Discover It, Chase Freedom Flex) are shown at 5x only during a quarter that category is actually active — checked against Chase and Discover's published quarterly calendars. Terms and reward rates are subject to change at each issuer's discretion.

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