Van Poppel Pharmacy

Pharmacist does not give the prescribed medicines despite the medical necessity. Because he has to advance the money from the insurance. Insurance itself says it knows about the medical necessity, the pharmacist's story is not correct I was rushed through anaphylactic reaction (life-threatening allergy) to the medication !! The question is, who now pays for the epi-pen, ambulance, treatment and overnight stay in hospital ......... My Immunologist has also prescribed a medical need on the prescribed medication. In reply I get a nasty letter in mail, that I can pick up the prescribed one, but that I can pay myself. I would like that, if it is not a lot of medication, especially against anaphylactic reactions. Means a shortcut ...... no pills ... so hospital admissions ... or his medication ... so that I will also have an anaphylactic reaction. And then I ask the health insured (the readers) for apologies, because the pharmacist said that my prescribed medical necessity medication should pay you

1 star is too much ... I've never seen such a bad pharmacy. Staff are very grumpy. Stands in front of the Bali with a long face. Mistakes are made, which is really not acceptable, I submit a complaint. I hope something is done with it. Perhaps a good topic for the TV program cash register or something?

The products are not always properly checked for shelf life before they are issued, I once received cough syrup that had been out of date for a while. A bad thing certainly for a pharmacy. Furthermore friendly assistants.

Good system for medizines can be ordered via an app.

Excellent service in a new building