Lékárna a Pohotovostní lékárna ve FN Motol , Pharmacy and Emergency Pharmacy FN Motol - V Úvalu 84

On Friday night, I visited the pharmacy with a prescription from the emergency room. I was served by a very unpleasant and reluctant worker. However, I received the required medication.

Nice, helpful staff as far as Homeopathy is concerned are pretty weak on Tom

Especially do not go at night and when there is an older pharmacy with short hair. She plays important and does not know the legislation that concerns her work, so as a doctor you can't pick up a lot of things ...

Nice service. Wide range + in stock and own mixed products.

Today, a very nice pharmacist / young in glasses / who, in addition to her work with her medication for her father, was very willing to explain and help me. Thank you very much .

For lower drugs, or no surcharges unlike commercial pharmacies. If you need to find out if the medications you need have, just call in advance. Someone will always pick up the phone and tell you the amount of the surcharge.

To begin with, for tourists medicine in Prague is very expensive. According to this, it is necessary to issue an insurance policy in advance. With him in this hospital take no problems. The very territory of the hospital is very large and you can walk for a long time in search of the place you need. I can only facilitate the work for those who brought a child here (for insurance for tourists). So, the algorithm: 1. We are looking for a colored building. This is a pediatric center. Attached his photo. 2. Find a large lobby with shops. It can be reached if you enter through the emergency room, walk straight up the stairs and climb to the floor above. 3. In the lobby we find the black arrows, they are accompanied by the inscription Foreing pacient. On them we pass in a reception. There we make out and return to the emergency department. 4. We take a ticket in the reception at the reception and wait until your number and office will be displayed on the display where to go. 5. After receiving you will receive a form filled out by you at the reception for foreigners and a doctor's conclusion in two copies. We keep one for ourselves. 6. The second copy of the doctor’s report together with the bank is filled in the department for foreigners and returned to the solution for Foreing pacient. It's all. The staff is friendly, speaks Russian, English. Inspection and attitude pleasantly pleased.

I'm sorry, but I didn't want to give almost one star. Today's case, my personal. With Covid, when you have a rather unpleasant course, you do not need to be hospitalized yet (vertigo, visual impairment, nausea, cough and general exhaustion) and at the same time you are a high-risk patient with a chronic autoimmune disease, you sit behind the wheel and with a voucher from a general practitioner you are in the dispensing pharmacy to pick up Molnupiravir. There are reportedly only two pharmacies in Prague where they can give it to you. You don't have anyone to pick it up for you, so you have no choice but to set out on your own. At the dispensing window of the hospital pharmacy, you present a voucher and a master aka "expert in diplomacy and graphology", informing you with a rounded look in his eyes: "... but you have a copy, no .....!?!". With the same expression, you say that you don't know what kind of printer the doctor is printing at, but that you received the request from her, the general practitioner, as requested. He will refuse to give you medicine, commenting that the treatment costs over twenty thousand, and he is not allowed to give you medicine on this "copied voucher". Even though it is not in any way demonstrable that the voucher should be false according to her opinions, even though you arrived in person, an hour and a half by car, with a support stick, because you are a patient (ID) with other diagnoses, you feel really miserable and you don't know anything about any forgery. He will let you go in complete peace and the story will be "I don't know who" ..... Willingness to help a patient in need is really at the maximum. Surprisingly, the words "I'm sorry" didn't help me, and I'm coming home more exhausted than when I left, without the medicine that could have taken over for a long time. Who in this field (not only in today's difficult times) can afford to refuse to help a patient by invoking some of their own unprofessional opinions ......? Oh, I already know .... I can only hope that my condition will not worsen. He has so much experience with this pharmacy. I think that where there is a will, there is also a way, but here the will did not pass through the dispensing window to an inch. Well - thank you for nothing.