Kígyó Gyógyszertár

Іryna a month ago

As usual the goal of the pharmacy is to sell goods, not to tell everyone "nincs". If the person doesn't speak English, doesn't want to speak with the clients or doesn't want to work, it's possible to tell it straight. Not to waste people's time... I didn't come to a private house and ask for a favor. Activated charcoal and Kreon are legal as I know!! In the same moment, her COLLEGE was able to find these medicines in the same pharmacy! "Nem kulturált"

Christopher Valkenburg a year ago

I went here instead of my usual pharmacy, BENU, because it was convenient. I asked for the cheapest, generic version of my medications. They were going to charge me 61000 HUF when I left. I went to BENU and got the same order for around 9000 HUF. I suspect the 52000 HUF difference was a 'foreigner' surcharge. Avoid like the plague.

Maureen M 2 years ago

Awful. They do not accept electronic prescriptions or printed ones or ones emailed from the healthcare provider, only old fashioned pen and paper ones despite a Hungarian law from 2020 saying electronic prescriptions are acceptable. This is the only form used with video/phone consultations (which are the norm nowadays too). This place operates like a 19rh century pharmacy when the rest of the world has moved on. Benu Pharmacy accepted it in the end, so this pharmacy was lying saying it was the law when another one in the same city was fine with it.

Debra Shoopman 3 years ago

Sparkling clean, vintage shop. The staff is efficient and helpful, many of them speak English. They were able to fill the RX from my Hungarian doctor as well as the vitamins that I take.

Elva Lee 6 years ago

Very rude pharmacist... This was my 2nd time visiting this place and whenever I come here I surprise how disrespectful these people are. I took some time counting coins and finding prescriptions, and pharmacist sighed in front me and sneered at me. I am not going back again ever. I highly recommend other pharmacy store few mintues away on Irany utca.