薬局ナチュラル・メディクス 仙台青葉店

A very good pharmacy with a lot of greetings and a sense of cleanliness and no complaints. I go to a hospital in a building here, but I can sample tea and smoothies every time I receive prescription drugs. It is a system that people who are interested in buy health drinks etc. by having the drugstore and health drinks collaborate and let the customer sample. There are benefits to a cozy pharmacy and a company for patients and health drinks. You can also collect T points for medicine costs. Is it a place like Win-Win-Win-Win?

It is a pharmacy that is beautiful, clean, and is as large as a hotel lobby. There are plenty of supplements available, and it is recommended for people who are interested in health or who want a life that does not rely on medicine. This time, I got sick and used it for the first time when I went to the internal medicine department on the upper floor. There were many pharmacists, and I was able to get the medicine very smoothly. The explanation and correspondence were very polite, and it was the best dispensing pharmacy I have ever visited. Recommended in an atmosphere that women seem to like. I would be grateful if you could continue to serve customers politely. Thank you again.

The full name is called out loud when delivering the medicine. There was no personal information. In addition, it is unknown which counter was called. While embarrassed, stop at the counter in front of the hurry and offer your name, you will be guided to the next counter without seeing this much, and the corresponding pharmacist will give you the medicine as soon as you deliver the medicine, it is not a wind to be afraid, and the accounting is another To the counter. A sense of odd rotation. Medicine is not a pharmacist, accounting is a receptionist, it is not a criticism of the system in charge.For example, it is clear what counter is to be handled, such as attaching an electronic signboard at the counter or putting up a number tag, at least roll call The number and identity verification are at the counter. Despite having about the same number of patients as the number of patients, he is involved in the promotion of health foods and cosmetics, and there are flyers and testers everywhere. I am worried that a pharmacy for prescribing medicine may be recruited like a grandmother sitting next to me. What is the positioning of the receptionist standing at the entrance without a greeting to send off? Questions remain. If you have time to talk, I want you to attend properly. My family clinic relocated to this building and used it from the beginning, but I was relocated and visited this time for the first time in a few years, but it was noisy and I could not wipe out the feeling that I was neglected, because it was in the same building I regret having just visited.

Mysterious health foods are on sale, but there are no push sales, and you can sample tea while waiting for medicine. The waiting time is average, the waiting room is large and comfortable, and various electronic money payments are possible with excellent access. This is my favorite pharmacy.

As everyone writes, the push sales of their own health foods are amazing for the elderly. Young people don't even get tasting tea when it's terrible. It's customer discrimination. The waiting time is also extremely long. Is it because it is a hangout for old people? When it came to shortening the waiting time, I was taken over by my company's app, but using it did not save me time. I'm not using it anymore. Young pharmacists are kind and kind to me. The pharmacist of F's auntie doesn't ask people's questions and gives me a strange answer (I've seen him preaching to an old man), so I'd like you to understand Japanese at least. There are many kinds of generics, the medicine is cheap, you can use credit cards, you can get points, and you have a wide waiting time. I have never felt uncomfortable with the staff who make payments.

I asked for the first time. The store is very large. There was a place where a paper cup was still on whether someone used it, and I had the impression that it was not cleaned up. The receptionist is very responsive and polite. The pharmacist was so loud that he couldn't hear the call and was confused as to which pharmacist called. I'd like you to raise your hand at least and change your intention or call system. The inside of the store is wide and the usage age range is various, so I hope you can improve it.

postscript It's really annoying to be advised to register a drug app and a family pharmacist every time. When I registered the medicine app, I got a DM that I couldn't stop at the end, and sometimes the medicine sent from the previous app wasn't reflected, so I had to wait a long time. Even though there was such a thing, I would recommend it again, so I'm always annoyed to do customer management if I recommend it. The family pharmacist also puts a lot of pressure on him. I said I don't need it before ...? I feel like. I don't know what it means to be a pharmacist for about 24 hours. Does that mean that the person will respond even if he sleeps or goes to a drinking party? How about that in terms of privacy? There is no explanation for any doubts in that area. It feels like you should give me a drink and buy it, but it's expensive enough to make you laugh, and now it's a bonus! It's hard to put a free sample of body cream in front of a one-year-old child and stop it when the child tries to touch it. The staff who distribute drinks do not disinfect after the customers return, even though they seem to be free. I was told that I should do that much. I'll be sloppy. Listen to the customer's voice a little. At this point, I'm looking forward to what kind of unpleasant things will be done next. - A pharmacy that makes me feel a little unpleasant every time. Everywhere and everywhere is just advertising, and it smells like a mess ... There are only a lot of mysterious staff, and there are few pharmacists who are important, and the time when the medicine comes out is the same as other pharmacies. There are two gacha-gacha for children, the blue one is for boys and the red one is for girls. Maybe my daughter thought she was a boy because her hair was short, and she said, "The one above is a boy." I use a medical institution in the same building, so I have no choice but to use it, but I don't want to use it if possible. If you are feeling well, go to another pharmacy. I was advised to be a family pharmacist, but I was distrusted because I was given a fluent instruction manual and was told to write my name if I could read it. After that, I was explained to another staff member, but I didn't want to use it, but if I didn't write it, it would give me a bad atmosphere. The level of the pharmacist is fine. Because it is wide, you can get enough social distance.

Long waiting time, many patients, somehow unsanitary. (As you can see in the photo, the paper cup that you have finished drinking is left uncleaned) Worse than that is the old lady who is handing out tasting tea. Insanely bad attitude for young women. I serve tea to the elderly, but I didn't serve it until the end. It was given to women around the age of 40 (it was given to everyone except young women). I only greeted older people and didn't say hello to younger women. Besides, when I came to collect something like a questionnaire that I had finished writing, I was surprised at how bad my attitude was. I took it with one hand and walked away sloppyly. I was frustrated as to why I had to be discriminated against by this person because I could feel the lack of quality just by standing. I go to otolaryngology, mammary gland and dermatology in this building, but I will never get it here in the future! !! Anyway, I wrote it so that other young women wouldn't feel uncomfortable. If you bring your prescription, you can get medicine at any other pharmacy! Postscript: During the waiting time, I was almost forced to register with a system called a family pharmacist. (It feels like writing your name here. It's the first time I've been there, so it makes me wonder if it's something to write) It seems that the pharmacist in charge (one person who is the same person all the time) is always available 24 hours a day. It's amazing! When I got medicine from a young woman with a pharmacist's insanely strong makeup, I was surprised to say, "Because I am registered as a family pharmacist, it will be a plus fee every time I prescribe it." Silently in front of me, I slammed the paper I signed! !! !! !! Was defeated. In front of you! ?? It was too scary .. or rather uncomfortable. There is no common sense lol