Pharmacie face a l'interco.

Bad experience. Pharmacist who seems to be the rude manager. Not very warm and welcoming pharmacy. I will not stay there again.

Disrespectful pharmacist !! Saturday October 10, 40km from Marne la Vallée to pick up 4 boxes of Dolipranne following a call from my dying 80-year-old mother in Créteil. The website says it closes at 9 p.m. I show up at 8.50 p.m. in front of a closed curtain. Normal I said to myself, at one point you have to filter access so that the staff does not find themselves working impossible hours depending on a potential influx of customers. Is. I wait for the clients in front of me to come out to ask for access, the confused little intern turns to the pharmacist who doesn't even bother to look up and scan my initiative. Not supporting contempt, I wait for the exit of the staff to understand. After a courteous exchange where I could hear the irrational behaviors that staff are sometimes confronted with, I hear myself say that I am the victim of a "chain reaction" and that I therefore pay for others. Inhuman! Unacceptable! Where is the world going? The five minutes to discuss the reception or working conditions would have been more than enough for a quick and easy sale without a prescription. Please change your hours on the various internet advertisements so that other unfortunate clients do not find themselves in the same situation as me. Unfortunately, you will not always have to deal with consensual people as I was able to be last night. My crying mom thanks you !!

I used to go there working right in front of the Hospital, but there frankly during the COVID crisis I find the reception of the patients ashamed, they made two kinds of airlocks through the front doors, so we don't go into the pharmacy anymore, we stay outside in the cold to stand in line, I went there I waited in a temperature around 0 ° for 35 minutes to be served people shivered outside, let's not talk that when your turn finally arrives, the pharmacist is incredibly slow to provide you with a simple prescription. Frankly, I’m not going back.

They refused to sell me a flu shot on the grounds that I was not a regular customer!

Be open until 9 p.m. but close the door at 8.50 p.m. for security reasons, which is perfectly understandable. However if you are open until 9 p.m. you should let patients be able to enter until that time otherwise it would be smart to change your schedules. I was literally thrown by one of the pharmacists through the door telling me that it was closed by turning my back at 8:52 pm exactly so I absolutely had to have medicine for my husband. At the final he will have to wait for Tomorrow when I could have gone to another pharmacy which would have provided me with what I needed. This is not normal