Who wants to save money, that should buy his products here. Not only the drugs, but also all the…read moreother offered articles (f.e., Vileda) are got shut here clearly favorable as in other pharmacys or drugstores. The consultation occurs very specialised competently! By the fact that it is more favorable here, nevertheless, around something than in other chemist's shops a big Crowed mostly also rules here. It are taken enough Place for to pay, so that the waiting period keeps, nevertheless, mostly to a certain extent. Absolutely recommendable!

The Apotheke am Rothenbaum is a pharmacy that handles many orders online. You can preorder your…read moremedication online and pick it up at Hamburg-Rotherbaum (U Hallerstraße) or have it delivered to your home by DHL. If you're going to the pharmacy itself, you'll get top of the line service, they don't insist on selling the expensive stuff, they even discourage you from buying overpriced new hype medications and recommend cheap alternatives.

This is my nearest Apotheke so I use it quite often and have always been impressed by the staff…read more The opening hours could be longer.

They are even kind enough to give you a free glass of water which is rare at airports.read more

It's always a little scary to go to a pharmacy when abroad but I had the best experience here, the…read morestaff is helpful and speaks very well english. Great and amazing selection of products of the best quality. Came here during a heat wave to buy products for my skin and the recommendations of the staff were truly amazing! Great spot for english speaking people.

Solid pharmacy just over the road from Rödingsmarkt station in central Hamburg. I visit relatively…read moreoften as it's the closest to the Qype office - I've bought many Euros-worth of Ibuprofen here :)

No complaints here. I'm not sure what an "English Chemists" is in this context, but they do indeed…read morespeak English, and can sort your hacking TB-style cough out with a smile. Which is fortunate, as Germany has a unique policy of not letting you buy drugs in normal shops - well, apart from alcohol of course, which you can buy practically anywhere. Interesting enough though, any mention of Lemsip brings a blank stare. Perhaps this wonder-drug isn't available in Germany?