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Every product is independently selected by (obsessive) editors. Things you buy through our links may earn us a commission. Navigating the congested aisles of a CVS is a daunting exercise even for the most seasoned of shoppers. Should you get heavy-duty Band-Aids or regular? What’s the difference between the generic and name-brand pain reliever? Will any antacids actually effectively relieve indigestion? And which toilet paper won’t leave you clutching a handful of limp shreds? Over the years, our writers and editors have surfaced hundreds upon hundreds of best-in-class drugstore items, including toe spacers that tackle bunions, a kit that tames unruly nose hairs, a doodad that takes the pain out of shots, and even an accordion plunger that will save you from embarrassment. But no run-of-the-mill Rite Aid or even high-end apothecary carries it all — which is why we decided to create our own drugstore at The Strategist. Below, we’ve pieced together the inventory of our dream drugstore, f

The Strategist Drugstore Hall of Fame | The Strategist Please read our updated Privacy Notice and Terms of Use , effective on December 19, 2019. close Every product is independently selected by (obsessive) editors. Things you buy through our links may earn us a commission. Photo-Illustration: Joe Lingeman; Styling by Stephanie Yeh Graphic: The Strategist Over the years, our writers and editors have surfaced hundreds of Best in Class drugstore items — this year we even launched a column dedicated to the topic. But no run-of-the-mill Rite Aid or even high-end apothecary carries it all — which is

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