穎昇藥局 - Section 2

Service is good, warm and kind

Good service attitude, friendly and professional staff

Great service! ! The pharmacist is very kind ❤️

Forced selling is not what I want Fucking like this over and over again And the attitude of the people inside is frivolous A pair that doesn't lack your money Storefront is messy

The service of the store staff is very good, and the pharmacist is very kind and professional

It's really convenient to get a prescription. You can put the order first and help you with the registration. When it's time to get the medicine, I will call to notify you, which is really great.

Such a simple sentence: "I want to buy Puna Pain" An Aboriginal female clerk sold me a drug containing ibuprofen! Because I didn't check it right away, I exchanged it the next day, and told the male clerk who was at work that because I was allergic to ibuprofen, I needed to change to "Puna Pain", and he even told me to inform me of the drug allergy in advance! ? When I bought it, I made it clear that I wanted to buy "Puna Pain"! There is no ibuprofen in the ingredients of Punapain! ! ! ! ! Besides, I didn't ask you to sell other painkillers. Is it so difficult to designate to buy "Puna Pain"? I said to the male clerk: I want to replace the "Puna Pain", he didn't even look at the stock, he told me that the Puna Pain seemed to be out of stock? ? Then he took out a non-brand painkiller and gave it to me... I said there is no "Puna Pain" brand, can I get a refund? Because when I bought it, it was stated that I wanted to "Puna Pain". This time, the male clerk continued to ask the aboriginal female clerk if "Puna Pain" is still available? The woman immediately said: There is one more! ! Then you were promoting San Xiao before! ? Didn't I directly indicate that I want to buy "Puna Pain"? ! Also require that I have to inform drug allergies? ! When did Punaache have ibuprofen? ? ? Within two days, I told the clerk at least five times back and forth about "Puna Pain" -_-. This is really the first time in my life that I have bought a "Puna Pain" and I have been selling non-brand drugs, but still called customers. Drug allergies must be informed in advance? ? ? From the very beginning I said to buy P. N. Pain! Pana hurts! Pana hurts! If you take allergy medicine and have an accident, can you afford it? PS. If you want to come to this pharmacy in the future to buy a designated brand of over-the-counter medicine, please remember to tell it more than five times, and check immediately to see if you have taken it wrong, so as not to get a generic drug or allergy medicine, and blame the customer for not saying it first! It's really cool to push all the faults to the guests!