Farmacia Comunale N.1 Sesto Fiorentino

Clean and tidy, shame about the parking which is never found

I would like to publicly thank Ms. Sabrina from the Municipal Pharmacy 1 who, with her professional advice, solved a major acne problem for me that I had been having for years and years. I have spent a lot of money on various products recommended by numerous dermatologists, but all to no avail. Ms. Sabrina was able to advise me on the right quality products at a good price, which helped me to see my face clean and free from acne again. I advise all young people who have acne problems and not only to contact her , he is a very kind, good and professional person.

Don't go there to take antigenic swabs. They have a connection with the local health authorities, so they are authorized for swabs at the beginning of isolation and at the end of isolation, but they are real scoundrels. The hub is a 2x2 indoors!!! With precarious hygienic conditions and I fear that we will become more contaminated than check our viral load. Nice specific, after laboratory antigenic with molecular reflex, diagnosed positive with very low charge (and after 12 days without symptoms), for municipal 1, after 48 hours I tested positive with high charge!!!! (All antigens made at home one hour before and four hours after, negative). And that's not all, on the Tuscan region's covid reports portal, the nurse had entered two records for the same swab with two different codes: one negative, the other positive. If added to what I have described, the impression is that of a worrying approximation and quackery. 15 euros for poor service and bordering on criminal charges

Friendly and trained staff

Be careful what you buy: my wife went to buy some medicine for the baby, when I got home I purely by chance checked the expiry date and saw that the product still had "only" 2 months of validity... I called complaining about the thing and I must admit that they didn't make too much fuss about replacing the product (with one expiring in 1 and a half years!!!)... but it's shocking that they replied that they had to sell that product to someone anyway... as far as I understood, medicines that were expiring were not given "silently" to customers, hoping that they wouldn't notice!!!!