Tsuruha Drug

This is a drugstore on the right hand side just outside the Oyama station on the Tobu Tojo line, south exit, and after entering Happy Road. It's a long and narrow store that can't be imagined from the entrance, and it's a decent size. The product lineup is relatively substantial, and I think there will be some to some extent. There are many residential areas in the surroundings, and since there are quite a few people on Happy Road itself during the day and night, it seems that there are always some customers here. There are several drug stores a little further away, so we are competing for customers, so we often line up sale items at the entrance, and there are rarely great deals.

There are so many reviews that I don't like it, so I made it 5 stars. First, there are some contributors who do not understand the difference between a pharmacy and a dispensing pharmacy. There are questions about whether it should be Japanese. First of all, there is a pharmacy (flag store) in the table. Behind it is a basic dispensing pharmacy (who accepts prescriptions) Role and this is important, business hours are different. Pharmacy (drug store): 9:00 to 22:00 Dispensing pharmacy: Start at 10am (closes early) Since it is a small-scale dispensing pharmacy, it is recommended to call in advance if you want to take a prescription for an unusual drug. Correspondence is not bad, and very talented people who support the city are working.

It is just across the railroad crossing at Oyama station. There are two entrances, and the other one faces Happy Road.

The other day I bought a sanitary product. When asked, “Do you want to have a bag?” And answered “You can do it together”, you put it in a bag without putting it in a paper bag. Usually you will put it in a paper bag. Because it is the correspondence of one store clerk, other people may be better.

There are some medicines that pharmacists cannot buy if they are off