Ömür Eczanesi

It is very near to the Health Center. If you are a student of Bilkent University and have a prescription for a medicine by the Bilkent University's Health Center, you can get the medicine with a discount of 80% but this doesn't apply to some medicines and also the staff there can't speak English, but that's not much of an issue as you can ask whosoever you see there to be your translator and they will surely help you.

No matter what medicine my doctor writes, this pharmacy gives the medicine of a different company and says exactly the same, but no matter what medicine it writes. Let me tell you that I lived the last time. A few months ago I went to buy Augmentin with my prescription, as usual they gave me another brand's antibiotic without 'informing'. When I asked why they didn't give Augmentin afterwards, they said they didn't have Augmentin, and the medicine they gave me was the same as Augmentin. However, there was the box of Augmentin at the bottom of the cabinet on the right inside the shop. When I insistently said that I wanted to buy Augmentin and saw it in the closet, I barely won the battle: D I don't know why they are now engaged in such an action (whether they make more profit or get discounts from companies when they sell more of that brand) but each and every drug is given the equivalent. an uncomfortable situation. Sometimes they say 'That drug has not been produced, it has not been left in storage' but when you come to Ankuva, you can buy the same medicine.

He has a somewhat rude owner. It doesn't help. Every time he wants to give the equivalent of the medicines prescribed by the doctor and he has a persistent structure in this regard. She needs to be a little more respectful