Farmacia Comunali di Cuneo Srl - Farmacia N. 2

I would like to make a comment from myself and everyone who was outside waiting for the floor to dry, and shocked to have been 'kicked out' 'Never seen anything like this' 😅 5 minutes that she mopped the same place and every person who came in sent her out... the floor was dry and she mopped again... Bah.... a customer who came out embarrassed by the fact that she had to walk on the side of the wall indicated by the girl (but not even in my house) .... as soon as her shift was free, she looked at you with a stressed look about having to clean everything up again... Maybe manage cleaning when the shop is closed? This is usually how it is done!

If I could give you less than one star I would....for the sympathy you have....but not so much for me, who will send you to hell anyway. But the way I've seen older people treated as if they were rubbish...shame on you!

A blonde lady in her sixties served me. I asked her for a syrup Then he asked me if I was breastfeeding him and called me crazy, saying that breast milk is very bad for babies after the first few months. He also admitted that he is not a doctor, fire her, she's crazy!

I read without great surprise that many people have received the same treatment as me; the lady (in her sixties), behind the counter left me waiting for 10 minutes to talk to a friend/customer of hers as if they were at the bar having a coffee, after the wait she treats me with disdain and utmost rudeness, as if he was doing me a favor by listening to me, you wouldn't believe it. I thought it was my impression, but reading the reviews I immediately understood that the pharmacist in question usually behaves like this, perhaps it would be appropriate to bring forward her retirement for the good of the business. Absolutely not recommended.

I strongly advise everyone not to frequent this pharmacy and, in particular, I underline the rudeness, ferocious and arrogant, of the pharmacist with the blond hair. He addresses customers in a surly manner, especially if closing time is near, attacking them in a completely unjustified manner. Such behavior is absolutely unprofessional and tolerable, especially given that you work in an area where humanity should come first. However, I would like to point out that the young pharmacist with brown hair, unlike the one mentioned above, is a sensitive and shrewd professional. In any case, with the exception of the latter, this pharmacy should be AVOIDED.