Pharmacies in Franklin, OH

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  1. 3651 Towne Boulevard, Franklin OH 45005

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “Very helpful and professional. I had to transfer from Kroger on Towne Blvd in Middletown after they would not accept my GoodRx coupon. The technician went to work quickly to help me, unlike Kroger. I am very thankful and I'll keep spreading the good news about Meijer and the bad about Kroger!”

  2. 3420 Towne Boulevard, Middletown OH 45005

    3.5 Good 179 reviews

    “I love coming here I love the fact that I get greeted at the door when entering and leaving makes me feel special lol my weakness is always the 5 peice chicken drumsticks at the deli lol and the sushi since it’s always fresh! Let’s talk about how clean it is! I always love the fact that it looks like a brand new store every time I come in and has the brand new store smell too lol ok that one was a bad joke but seriously it is so clean! The staff really seem to enjoy what they do and I love the fact that they are always so respectful and their to help! The only small thing I don’t like is the robot thing that romes the isles I get why they have it but slow down lol I ve almost been ran over by the robot several visits lol”

  3. 1300 East 2nd St Walgreens, Franklin OH 45005

    3.3 Good 43 reviews

    “This is a great store! The photo department is outstanding what great customer service and excellent treatment! They do such a fantastic job. I couldn't be happier!”

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  5. 1275 East 2nd Street, Franklin OH 45005

    3 Average 11 reviews

    “They're always fast friendly and very professional! I've been using them for a couple years now. I can't speak for other Wal-Mart pharmaceutical departments but the one in Franklin ohio is top notch!”

  6. 160 Industrial Dr, Franklin OH 45005

    1.4 Poor 10 reviews

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