butterfly Pharmacy - butterfly Pharmacy

The hardest service I’ve ever experienced. My medication prescribed by the doctor was not in the cloud. The arrogance and gratifying style of the 2 "ladies" working there was amazing. Since I need these drugs, they weren’t prescribed by the doctor as a joke, so I quite rightly despaired and asked the people there if they could give me anything that has a similar effect but is not prescription. Specifically, I was taught that they were not on call and anyway, what do I imagine to ask them. Afterwards, his statement is one that would tell me to call the emergency room, but what do I think the emergency room will do? Well, they've come here to beg for sick heart medicine and antihypertensives, but they didn't prescribe it. About that, he didn't say that I should pull it off and kill him calmly, but his colleague quickly made up for that shortcoming. When I asked them to possibly look for what they could give me without a prescription, the other ultrasympathetic "lady" I didn't even talk to literally shouted that I was being dragged into the sun now, they don't know what to give without a prescription and they have nothing to help ... .this is when one compensates for ignorance with jealousy. Dear Owner, The 2 ladies working in my shop tonight would definitely not have a job anymore. Incidentally, a helpful employee at another pharmacy gave an over-the-counter alternative to one drug in 2 minutes that is similarly effective as its prescription counterpart. How surprising isn't it? Your co-worker has repeatedly stated that this type of medicine is only prescription. WRONG. At the other pharmacy, my other questions were answered helpfully and kindly by the person working there and told me which medicine could be replaced as long as I could reach the doctor. He also told me that I could check at the customer gate for prescription medications or told me where there was a helpful medical emergency. That would be the foundation of the 21st century. The fact that there is still a "institution" in the private sphere where 2 nonsensical insignificant people can have everything is quite frustrating. In a big arc, this substandard place, mocking the trouble of others but unwilling to help, should be avoided.

I have been a customer of the pharmacy 2-3 times, but I don’t want to go there more than once. + The place is beautiful, cultured and clean. + I got what I went for. -Expensive. -one who has just been served -are different each time- her behavior: phlegm, condescending, stinging.

The receptionist was neither nice nor jerky, it is good that there is parking in front of the pharmacy. However, the drugs are very expensive, a simple 20g betadine ointment is even more expensive than usual 1980.-

Jerk and phlegm service. Choose the ~ 50 m Amphora pharmacy on the other side of the corner instead, escape from here! 1) The price of products is not listed. Elsewhere, 500 forints of tea are sold for 1,500, which is revealed at the counter. A consumer protection check would be good here. 2) Probably not even pharmacist employees, at most the absent "boss" who can be referred to can only be. They do not understand the profession, they do not know the legislation they can issue on and without a prescription, and what is the law / condition of the pharmacist / medical certificate that they should issue. 3. Probably the only reason the pharmacy has a formality is because you can see the output from Tesco for their company. But don't come in here!

We’ve been to this pharmacy many times but I hope I never have to go in again. The woman working there slapped a huge hysteria because my bride called me to buy her shampoo. That's when he told me he wouldn't be standing here while I was on the phone ... he's been here for 14 hours and I'm not having fun with him, and so on. He said his own at the paycheck. This woman would definitely have to look for another job because she is unfit to communicate with people.