Pharmacies near Sardinia, OH

3 locations found near Sardinia

“Best pharmacy I've used so far prescriptions are read by the time I call or visit my doctor and make it there to pick them up they also save me big money working with my insurance 90% of my perceptions end up being free..My past pharmacy was Kroger Mt Orab and Hillsboro both are 100% joke Kroger dont even try to take the time to work with heath insurance making me pay for things that should have been covered for free they are always 3 days behind and have to wait in line sometimes over an hour to pick them up..Sardinia Pharmacy definitely has my business as long as I live around here”

4.9 Superb14 Reviews

“I called yesterday and spoke with Brian regarding a an issue with a prescription, Brian was helpful and professional. He listened to my concern and was quick to resolve the issue. Thank you, Brian! You’re amazing!”

2.3 Poor44 Reviews

“I see a lot of bad reviews on here that boils down to irresponsibility on the customers part and expecting the pharmacy staff to be mind readers and automatically know what insurance is their newest one when they never mentioned if they gave the pharmacy their newest insurance information, or expecting complicated transactions to be able to be done in the drive thru (which is only for convenience) or thinking that their doctor’s office knows the pharmacy wait times, or that it’s an inconvenience to wait 30 minutes for a prescription when the pharmacy staff has to do health screenings(which should be your doctor’s responsibility) and vaccines(since doctors offices don’t want to do them or carry the proper vaccines in their office anymore) as well as their regular pharmacy duties to serve thousands of customers and being cursed out and verbally and emotionally abused by customers on an hourly basis. Sounds like many people should be more appreciative and stop acting entitled and learn to be responsible patients and know what medications they are taking and what insurance is their current ones. When a doctor sends over a generic script for “Blood glucose test strips” or Blood glucose meter” because the patient doesn’t tell the doctor which meter is their current meter, I don’t know how customers expect to get the correct product when the pharmacy isn’t notified which one they are using. Be responsible for your medications, people. It’s not pharmacy’s responsibility to do your job for you.”

1.8 Poor91 Reviews

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