Midori Pharmacy

It's new and beautiful, and sometimes it's free WiFi, so it's easy to spend a wait. In fact, the pharmacy around here is too harsh before I say what this pharmacy is, so the evaluation is relatively high. Matsumotokiyoshi, who is nearby, doesn't have any medicines in stock, so he says something like "I'll be handing you tomorrow" or something I can't believe. (It's not a rare medicine, but many times) Compared to that, it is better because it will prepare medicine properly in the usual time. Well, I can't deny the impression that it takes time for the number of people, but I think it's not a bad pharmacy.

You can hear the useless talks of the staff from the back without devising the waiting time. It's underground, so it's crowded, and even though it's a pharmacy, it seems like they are only thinking about their own infection prevention. I would like you to take more appropriate measures against waiting time and measures against new coronavirus infection in the waiting zone.

I took a prescription here because I visited a nearby hospital. The response of the female pharmacist was very poor and very uncomfortable. An elderly woman seemed to have a backache, but came to the sofa and talked loudly about suppositories and accused her of misunderstanding the doctor's explanation. He gave me unspeakable advice on why she thought she was a student, and was very uncomfortable with her loud voice. I don't want to go again while I'm sick.