Parafarmacia del Corso

Store seems like a pharmacy but is not licensed to sell prescription drugs. (para-) Tries to sell more expensive homeopathic products to customers to make more turnover. Regarding the owners comment: This review is not fake, I was there personally. You have to accept that people are able to share negative experiences if you treat them like this. Please remove your inappropriate answer immediately, your aggressive reaction is a good example for the unprofessional behavior in your store.

For any problem, especially for children, I go to these good doctors who have remedies for everything, especially natural ones that do not harm the body. I really like this place and therefore I recommend it!

Always

Very well stocked

Watch out! No real pharmacy licensed for prescription drugs Warning! Not a real pharmacy with license for prescription drugs I was in the "Para-Pharmacy" to buy an ointment for an injury. I was sold an ointment for 13 €, with the inscription "Homeopathic preparation No clinically proven effect" This was not said to me when buying. When I gave her back because of this hint, I was sold another ointment for 8 €, which is not homeopathic. I still had to spend the 13 euros. The first time, this much cheaper ointment which has been proven effective, was not offered. The store is not a pharmacy for prescription drugs. However, this is not recognizable, especially for foreign tourists. The behavior described by me is extremely unprofessional, the first sold product was completely overpriced and has no proven effect. In this case, it was just a matter of a little cream, but who guarantees that this stitch will not be used in more serious cases? edit: After the owner threatened to sue me for allegedly inventing the story, I added the receipt with the appropriate date and the € 13 for the ointment to the photos on Google Maps. Since the owner was kind enough to inform me about the exact legal situation, I am changing the phrase "no real pharmacy" to "no pharmacy with a prescription drug license". The other changes are visible on Google. In our country, such a business corresponds to a drugstore. You buy there laundry detergent, toilet paper plaster, etc. A green illuminated cross and an Aesculapian on the facade can unfortunately assume that it is a fully fledged pharmacy. The "Para" in the lettering was not even illuminated when I was last on site. As for the rest of the review, I see no reason to withdraw this. The owner has already impressively proven his unbelievability by claiming that he would not sell homeopathic salves for 13 €, although I can prove it. You should be ashamed to threaten me though I tell the truth!