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About
Water Cooler Supplier
Easy to use and conveniently located inside and outside Walmart Supercenter #5216. Choose from our self-serve water Refill station for fresh filtered drinking water in 1, 3 or 5-gallons or our pre-filled Exchange water station for 3 or 5-gallon Primo® purified bottled water.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Primo Water Refill & Exchange
What services does Primo Water Refill & Exchange offer?
We provide self-serve water refill stations for fresh filtered drinking water in 1, 3, or 5-gallon sizes and pre-filled Exchange water stations with 3 or 5-gallon Primo® purified bottled water.
Where is Primo Water Refill & Exchange located?
We are located at 5730 W Amarillo Blvd, Amarillo, TX 79106, inside and outside Walmart Supercenter #5216.
What are the payment options available at Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
We accept American Express, Apple Pay, Cash, MasterCard, and Visa.
What are the business hours for Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
Our hours follow the retailer location hours of Walmart Supercenter #5216.
Do you offer in-store pickup or delivery services?
We offer in-store pickup services.
What languages are supported at Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
Our services are offered in English and Spanish.
How can I contact Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
You can reach us by phone at +1 844-237-7466 or email at social@primowater.com.
What nearby stores can I visit along with Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
You can visit Walmart Supercenter and Walmart Amarillo - W Amarillo Blvd located right at our address for a wide range of shopping needs.
Are there any nearby services I can use when visiting Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
Yes, nearby services include Blue Rhino Propane Exchange for propane needs, Minute Key for locksmith services, and ecoATM for electronic device recycling.
What nearby attractions or amenities might be useful when visiting Primo Water Refill & Exchange?
Nearby you will find Regal Nails, Salon & Spa for beauty services, SmartStyle Hair Salon for haircuts, and First Convenience Bank for banking services.