It is nice to find a family owned, downtown pharmacy that is fully stocked and full service…read more I desperately needed empty gelatin capsules and while not a regular item that they sell, they sold me a 30-day supply while I await the delivery of my bulk order.

I absolutely love the costumer service. It's a big pharmacy with a small town feel. They go above…read moreand beyond!! I love coming here. Thank you

I saw the other review for Mullaney's and I can say I've never had anything but amazing customer…read moreservice from this Pharmacy. They deliver my meds to me on a timely basis and even the smallest kindness was shown to be several times. One of the pharmacists literally stopped by my house on his way home just to be sure I got my medication. The delivery people are also awesome. I am slow getting to the door so they wait. Also, I use their Compounding pharmacy for one my my meds my insurance doesn't think helps me and even one of our cats uses their Animal Compounding pharmacy. I've never had anything but great service from them and will continue to use them as long as I can!

Bad experience after only a few months. I'm a married,…read moremother of two daughters, we moved to Green Township and had our monthly medications transferred to this pharmacy because we enjoy knowing we shop locally and help smaller family owned businesses. This pharmacy is just few minutes from our new home. Unfortunately it has turned out to be a very bad experience, with a family of 4 and 3 of us on monthly medication, my iPad reminder is set to help keep me organized, my husband left to pick up our daughter so I reminded him to pick up my nerve pills as they are due in 48hrs. He returned home to tell me the pharmacist at Mullaney's printed out a few of my monthly refills showing I always pick up meds 48hrs prior to fill date, he told my husband I should have an "accumulated amount " still left. He went on to say how my nerve pill is a controlled medication, my husband took it as he was suggesting I abuse my medication like a drug addict. I was upset to say the least, of my 4 medications my nerve pill is an anti anxiety medication, my mother is battling Cancer and I have two teen daughters as well as my own medical problems. I called the pharmacist directly just to be cut off by the woman who answered and put on hold for that specific pharmacist. I asked him in a concerned and polite voice if everything is okay? My insurance won't pay for my medication any earlier than 48hrs before due and he explained the controlled substance to me as well, his voice was very antagonizing and when I explained some months they do last longer and some they don't. It's a anxiety pill after all, he laughed and said he is sure I know exactly how many I have left . I was taken aback by these accusations so I politely ended our conversation. I immediately called both my Dr as well as my insurance and both of them said Ohio has very strict laws on nerve pills and if they are too early or misused the computer won't allow them to be dispensed, it would take an over ride by the pharmacist, my medication went through just fine, I always pick up all our meds 48hrs before due this time of year as well as keep the house stocked with food due to bad roads in the winter. It's sad this day and age , a pharmacist will go as far as embarrassing a customer over picking up medication 48hrs early to prevent any mishaps, as a mother you learn not to wait until the last minute to get things done. I was left offended and considering going back to the big chain pharmacy where for ten years we never had any problems. I do want to add, before this experience with that specific pharmacist, the other gentleman who I personally dealt with was always very nice and I didn't feel judged or accused at all. Our stray cat who adopted us, got hurt outside and I was able to get advice for wrapping his leg and purchase the wrap I needed while waiting on our meds. I enjoyed this pharmacy a lot prior to this experience, but after the way my husband and I felt treated over my nerve pills. We are just not comfortable going there anymore. :-(

This is a hometown type of place. They find good prices on medications, and watch out for their…read morecustomers. They really should add "Service" to their name, because that is what they are about. When you call and identify yourself, they recognize your name. Great company.

Very nice pharmacy...it is so organized and the staff is so nice and friendly. I recommend it for…read moreeveryone. I think I got the best service over there. Best prices and they really care about their customers. Thanks

good dr nelson is the best! She is nice , caring ,and understanding she is the best dr Iv ever had!read more

I've been a happy patient of Dr Ronald Smith for over 20 years. He genuinely seemed to care for my…read morehealth. I still like Dr Smith, but due to the blistering incompetence of his staff, I have been out of blood pressure medicine for over 1 month. I will be transferring to anyone BUT Trihealth. May 7. I see Dr Smith and receive a new prescription. I recently switched to health insurance companies and find they only pay for Walgreens. May 10, new prescriptions picked up. I message MyChart and ask ALL prescriptions be resent to Walgreens on Glendale Milford Road. LPN Nicole says they will resend the refill request to Dr Smith. Nothing happens. No prescriptions transferred. Out of blood pressure medicine. May 16, "Would it be possible to send all existing prescriptions to the Walgreens on Glendale Milford road?" LPN Ashly, "We have changed that in our system and all future appointments will go to the Walgreen's on Glendale Milford Road." My request was very specific. And it was ignored. Still no meds. May 20, Reply to LPN Ashley "Please resend all existing prescriptions to Glendale Milford Walgreens. I am out of blood pressure medicine." No response. No prescriptions at Walgreens. Still no blood pressure medicine. May 31, "I have been out of blood pressure medicine for one month because the pharmacy has never received the prescriptions. Specifically, resend (med1), (med2) and (med3)." Nicole LPN replies "Dr. Smith sent a 6 month supply of (med1) on 5/20/24 to the Walgreens on Glendale Milford Rd. I will have him refill the (med2) and (med3) as well." June 1, Reply to Nicole LPN "With respect, this is the fourth time I've heard that in the last month. (Three messages and phone call.) Please contact me AFTER you've sent the prescriptions. I genuinely like Dr Smith, but I need a practice who will fulfill the simplest of tasks. If Trihealth is unable to do this, my next request will be to transfer my records to a non-Trihealth organization." June 3, Ignoring my specific request, Pam Baird calls to say (med3) was at Walgreens. The other two prescriptions should be there shortly. June 5, Check walgreens. No prescriptions. No meds. Fuck Trihealth lackies. I know stopping blood pressure medicine cold turkey is bad. I know stopping depression medicine is even worse. Possible fatal. Would someone at my former doctors practice mention this to all the do-nothing LPNs?