Hospital Pharmacy

While I was waiting for a while at the pharmacy, all the nurses and doctors who came after me were taken to the line, but I still understand that the treatment of the patients in the wards would be dripping. However, when I came to the line, I asked the apothecary for seawater spray for a two-year-old child I had with me, offered me a smaller Quixx variant or two larger packs, one I think also Quixx and the other Sterimar. So I bought Sterimar and took Olynth. The receipt was issued only on Olynth, as Sterimar is said to have "stocked" elsewhere, with which I agreed, because it didn't matter to me. Today I was in another pharmacy in our town for other prescribed things and I learned that Sterimar seawater is in several designs and this classic is not at all suitable for small children but for children over 6 years old. I am really disappointed with the lack of professionalism and ignorance of the local pharmacists. I really do not have the time capacity to study all the drug options on the market myself after visiting and recommending a doctor before going to a pharmacy and telling him a specific brand and type of medicine to accidentally harm a child or myself. Moreover, it is not a thing for twenty crowns to just waving my hand over it and buying a different option and not solving it. In this case, if I have a pharmacy over 30 km away and I do not even have a receipt I have nothing else to do - just to recommend it to others to avoid the big pharmacy if they do not know for themselves what they want or can use. Never more.