Market District Pharmacy 4747 Sawmill Road, Columbus, OH 43220

"Went with my family to get our flu shots tonight. Arrived at 7pm, waited in line behind 2 people, and it was 7:05pm when we got to the counter. The pharmacy tech and the pharmacist explained to us that they stop accepting flu shot visits at 7pm (even though they're open til 8pm), and that we'll have to come back again tomorrow. Nowhere on their website does it say that they stop giving shots 1 hour prior to closing. Also irritating that one of the people in front of us in line got to check in prior to the 7pm cut off and was seated in the waiting area waiting to get her shot. We will definitely go somewhere else for our vaccine needs going forward."

"I use Good Rx to control my prescription costs. If you are not, check it out!! Anyway G.E. refuses to even come close to their price. Which means Kroger, Walmart, Costco are all cheaper. Nor I went from $105 to $40 but it should have been closer to $27. Dont be sucked in to their "low" prices on Good Rx. They are not that good."

"Quick shout out to Pharmacist Ilona. My urgent care doc prescribed a bottle of cough medicine and an additional prescription of Sudafed. Ilona flagged this down since the cough medicine already contained Sudafed. She got on the phone with the urgent care and had the issue quickly straightened out. I don't know the ramifications of an overdose of Sudafed but I'm happy not to have found out in a bad way. And at the same time Ilona just saved me $15 on a box of pills I didn't need. Thanks!"

"Don't use this pharmacy if you have severe medical or mental health issues and also use medicaid. The entitled techs are all from Dublin and UA and seemed very judgemental, vindictive and in general ignored me when i needed help. I was hospitalized and couldnt get my meds as early as I thought so this big girl tech named Heather told me they put them back despite already been paid for. The next day they were available. Don't go here if you are vulnerable and really sick."

"My wife received a phone call from Marla who said our son needed to complete an omline portion for his medication. My wife explained that he has been on this medication for a few months and that he already completed the online portion. Marla says that he did not and cites that federal and state law requires him to fill out his portion online. Again my wife explains it has been done amd to call the doctor’s office to which Marla replies she did not like my wife’s tone and hung up. My wife calls back to speak to Marla and has been on hold for ober 30 minutes! Then the doctor’s office calls to let us kniw the pharmacy called twice while my wife has been on hold!"