Farmacia Chiantigiana Snc di Bisconti e Sansoni

Polite and kind... but... when I go to get the medicines they are often not there, they have to order them for you and then we have to go back, alternatively go to another pharmacy. Last one..today..

Large and well-stocked pharmacy. The Doctors are very kind and professional with their clients and suggest quick, practical and effective solutions. It is reassuring to rely on people who approach their work with passion and dedication. On the very few occasions when the drug was not available, it was ordered and found within a few hours. In addition to drugs and parapharmaceuticals, it is possible to purchase supplements, hygiene products, cosmetics, eyeglasses and other quality products. Keep it up! Super recommended!

If I could I would give it 0. This pharmacy refuses to sell the morning after pill. This pill is absolutely not an abortifacient but an emergency contraceptive for which there is no conscientious objection. You are subject to a complaint (a complaint that will be filed for interruption of public service) and reported to the pharmacists' register. Do you refuse to also sell condoms, hormone pills, patches, vaginal rings, coils and implants? Go and pick tomatoes, that's better.

A pharmacy where the sale of a morning-after pill is refused cannot be called such. A pharmacist worth his salt should know that there is no possibility of conscientious objection to such a drug, as it is not an abortifacient but a contraceptive. Furthermore, it is considered an "urgent demand" drug, so the person who is refusing its sale also takes responsibility for interfering with the patient's well-being. Have they ever refused to sell a pack of condoms? I doubt. Then have the decency to abandon the Middle Ages and truly support your patients (as you declaim so much on your site) and not interfere with the free will of a person who exercises it on their own body. Personally, I hope I never have to happen to you.

While they were waiting in line, a child of about 5 years old asked to use the bathroom, he had strong stomach clenches. Denied by the pharmacist because they are for private use only. But aren't you ashamed? Where is humanity? I won't set foot there again. I give one star because I can't do less. So first of all I'm not a mother and I would like to clarify that I don't know her, when I see her again I think it will be the second time. I would like to point out, however, that the child in question was holding his stomach and was agitated. Mum asked her if you had a bathroom and she replied unequivocally: you know, but it's only for private use, further along there is a bar and she indicated that as an alternative method. So this shows that he understood the problem perfectly. If you are a mother as you claim, you should have a minimum of practicality. If I were your employer I would think twice about it. I wish you happy holidays.