pharmacy Medifin

English level is really good. Friendly staff that is able to cope. It does not follow a price and his profit.

Very unfriendly and rude staff

I just picked up an eshop order that was supposed to be picked up by the 17th, and I really sincerely admire the audacity I encountered. There was not a single mention of a delay or any problem with the delivery of the order on your part, on the contrary, two calls on my part, of course regarding the specification of the date when the shipment can be picked up. 11. you order and 27. after two emergencies it will be available for collection. CONGRATULATIONS, for the managed work procedures and selection of employees! I will add that if the "storage" or perhaps "delivery" would not discourage me from my next purchase, I would always be pleasantly pleased by the unpleasant staff, . With the words if I can wait "PLEASANT" on the sidewalk in front of the store, when I can occupy two cash registers, even though I was first in line with perhaps a distance of 3 m and still with a respirator on my mouth. I can, for the next time I can buy LASKAVA and with understanding from the competition.

I came to the pharmacy to pick up an online order. There are 2 windows for free sale in the pharmacy. Unfortunately, only one of these windows (the one on the right) is intended for online orders and it is not written anywhere. When you join the left window, the lady will direct you to the window next to you and you must join the second queue. It is said that people in the queue are thinking that a window for issuing online orders should be marked so that people in the queue know it. So far, however, it is like this and they will not issue you an order at the left window, even if the lady in this window has nothing to do and the right window is overloaded. Therefore, at this time (when none of us want to stand inside the pharmacy for an unnecessarily long time), I recommend ordering medicines so that you do not have to go to this pharmacy until something changes there.

I came to the pharmacy without a veil, because I forgot it sleepily at home. So I covered my airways (mouth and nose) with a T-shirt while I was in the pharmacy. Clearly in accordance with government regulations. Before the pharmacist greeted me, she had already marked something. It stopped me, but I didn't feel the need to deal with it in any way - what was happening came to light later. I ordered the fixation patch I came for. I got this along with the veils I didn't want and the words "And put it on." the staff said goodbye to me. The whole thing lasted half a minute, and the outrageous behavior of the first-aid kit only occurred to me on the way home. I would recommend the management of the pharmacy to add a shower to the facilities so that the staff can remove the sand from the vagina before the shift. Maybe then they won't be so arrogant.