Farmacia Eredi Bagnarelli

We visited this Pharmacy on a recent visit to Rome, our luggage was lost and we had to buy a lot of essentials. Very helpful staff, so nice and curtious. Thank you.

Very kind and patient, some of the pharmacists are very young, their knowledge of medicines or anything else on the market is limited. If you don't know the names of the products, they may not know them but they will try to help you anyway and will be very patient and polite. They will listen to what you say and will try to to find them they immediately asked for the health card in case I needed to enter the products purchased to deduct them from taxes and I must say that I noticed that the place is well stocked in general with excellent products, honest list prices, very clean, a good pharmacy ☺

Very bad service. pharmacist unhelpful. I urgently needed an asthma pipe because the old one was empty and I wasn't feeling well and she asked for the prescription. I also had the old pipe with me. he didn't even seem to know the names of asthma pipes, which is basic knowledge. Every pharmacist knows what budesonide is. never received such bad service in Rome.

I booked to do the rapid test with a bit of fear given a bad experience in the past at another pharmacy. They send me a link to a site via WhatsApp where I can directly put all the necessary information. the next day, at the time of the appointment, I go directly to the gazebo outside the pharmacy where two very kind doctors proceed with the swab. I pay directly there without having to stand in another queue. After 20 minutes I return to get the report. Organization, competence and kindness. Seems easy...

How to lose faith in humanity in a few simple steps. This evening I was running towards Villa Borghese, when, in total darkness, I stumbled over a lump of asphalt + roots and took such a huge flight that first I hit my knee hearing a thunderous CRACK and then I was forced to place my hands forcefully on the ground to save my life. face. I recover and cheer up by remembering that the Bagnarelli Dr. Massimo pharmacy is just a few steps away, via Pacini 15. I go in and I'm embarrassed because the two doctors without masks were eating something. Okay. With a pained face, I explain that I just fell and that even though I only have one euro (I always bring a euro when I go running, any emergency cannot be quantified before it happens) they could help me with some ice. They look at me like I'm the worst bastard and send me away saying they don't even have regular ice. I go to the supermarket and with 98 cents I can buy a mini-frozen food. Shame!