Farmacia Comunale N.2 Cremona

I go in and take the number. It's 67 but the display shows a distant 33. I look around and there are two of us customers. Well, I think. I realize almost immediately that I was wrong. The Cremonese "sciura" before me, probably a regular customer and, given the topic of the conversation, certainly a great consumer of expensive anti-aging products, is served and revered for a good half hour by two operators (doctors?). For her, advice, products to try, verbal illustration of the pharmacy brochure, an exhausting attempt to give her as much discount as possible by examining promotions, loyalty cards and family trees of potential illustrious member ancestors... Then finally it's my turn. I have in my hand nothing less than a nose cleaning product (poor people's stuff) so I am immediately scrutinized with disdain and waited outside the counter with a look of compassion. The doctor (?) looks at the product, I ask her what the dispenser is like and she replies that it is the usual one from which water comes out (thank you). He notices that I also have another small box in my hand and with his fingers he turns it in my hands in his favor to understand what it is. Ah, it's another cold spray. Well, once we've passed the screening we move to the checkout. Receipt, bag. For me, no promises of long life with the powerful elixirs "coming tomorrow" and recommendations to come back and try them before they "sell out". I go out and think. I'll come back later, perhaps, maybe with a few more wrinkles and a few less ailments.

Hello, as a local guide I review most of the shops in Cremona and not only that, I must admit that I was quite impressed by your professionalism and courtesy towards customers, your availability is truly respectable. Of course there are always negative opinions, but the world is varied and beautiful also for this reason, each head is a land. Special thanks to the doctors at the counter. You are the best, thank you again thank you for your smiles that cost nothing but make our day better, by La Gioia Joy.

Things from the Middle Ages, a 17 year old girl was denied the morning after pill by the pharmacist saying that medical consent is needed, despite the latest legislation not only saying that the doctor's consent is not needed but even less so from the parents, when we try to explain that it is legalized by the state to sell the pill to minors without any type of consent. the """pharmacist" "" "starts to say that it has side effects and invites us to leave, I absolutely do not recommend this pharmacy unless you want to make a nice time jump to the 1200s

The cosmetic products assistant gives me the sheet to fill out to take the swab. I explain that I had already tested positive at home a few days earlier (spent in bed with a high fever) I was harshly reprimanded for not having communicated it before and for not having taken the swab before, with the addition of a phrase "It's not like anyone can do what they want" as if it wasn't obvious that after testing positive I had been in self-isolation, as if in the days before I wasn't too sick to drive and give a swab. I felt really offended by this lack of tact on the part of the staff. On the other hand, the doctor is competent and kind

In the historic center of Cremona, excellent pharmacy, especially as regards doctors. Truly available and attentive to customer needs. Excellent advice and the products they suggested to me to overcome a major dental procedure, proved to be truly useful and restorative. Thanks to the doctors who also supported me psychologically! I will definitely come back.