Daiichi Pharmacy - Sumida City

I am always indebted.

It's the worst. Even if I say I don't like generics, I give them generics and complain endlessly for not having a medication notebook. I was introduced by an orthopedic surgeon, but it was the worst. The pharmacist is unable to distinguish between his impressions and the facts of the patient. I'd like to avoid generics based on the actual experience that side effects are strong and the effect is weak, but when I told that "Isn't it because of your mind?" I was told that only generics are in stock. Regarding generic drugs, I was aware that "the patent has just expired." There were only pharmacists of that level. I'm not a radical anti-generic belief. I just want to choose the drug that I can take in my mouth. And as soon as I realized that I didn't have a medicine notebook "It's more problematic not to have a medication notebook than generics." The complaint began endlessly as if he had taken the head of the demon. I'm sure he filled his complex. In recent years, I have been skeptical about the over-interference of pharmacists in public hearings, but I don't want to hear anything from such high-pressure pharmacists. It's a pre-communication issue. In addition, I think that the mechanism of the medicine notebook itself is the worst mechanism that only increases the transaction burden by the user, so it is managed centrally by linking it to my number and mounting to the patient ignoring the inconvenience. I sincerely hope that the number of pharmacists who do this will decrease. I wrote a review because I don't want the people of Sumida Ward to spend such a barren and wasted time, and I don't want them to feel unpleasant. Thank you for reading.

Some people are writing bad evaluations for a long time, others are writing good evaluations. After all, I think it fits or doesn't fit, so why not criticize it? My impression is that I listen to myself and I have never felt bad. The explanation of the medicine will be well-defined, so it is easier to understand the necessity of the medicine than other pharmacies. I also think that the cause of my bad attitude lies in myself, so I think that the key to interacting with people is to look back at yourself before blaming others.

It is open until 8:00 on weekdays and I think it's amazing. The pharmacist gave me a polite hearing and kindly explained the medicine. Some people have a bad attitude. I'm sorry

There was an unpleasant male pharmacist. It was many years ago, so I don't know if that person is there now. I choose another pharmacy that feels good. There are many good pharmacies in the neighborhood. I don't bother to go to places that feel unpleasant. Cold correspondence. I think it suits people who don't like to interact with people who change their attitude depending on the person. I haven't had any bad feelings at other pharmacies, so I don't think I have any faults. A dispensing pharmacy that is upset and seeks medicine. Perhaps the pharmacist needs to be close to the patient and try to understand the pain, not a proud attitude.