We went after our luggage was delayed. They were open late, had what we needed. Friendly and…read morehelpful.

Quick service but WOW the prices are steep. I needed some ibuprofen due to a pinched nerve that I…read morehave. I Google what "ibuprofen" is called in Italian (ibuprofene) and show the pharmacist. She laughs and says, in English, "Google translate! Do you want 400 mg or 200 mg?" I pick the 400 mg because it's half of what my prescription is for back in the US (I watch too many locked up abroad shows and was afraid to bring it on the plane, lest it be illegal or something in one of the countries I am stopping at during my trip.) She also asked me if 12 tablets would be enough and I said it was. Total cost for 12 (400mg) ibuprofen - €9.10 ($10.49)! In the US 200 (200mg) ibuprofen tablets are €3.49 ($3.99) at Target. I have no idea if this is a normal price for Italy or if this is price gouging because it's a tourist area, but yikes! Pack meds and worry about potential jail time later if this is the kind of markup on common medication.

Nice to find a "drug store" when you need one. Had exactly what we needed and friendly staff.read more

Unlike pharmacies in the United States, in Italy, they function very independently and such…read morepharmacists can diagnose and prescribe medications as necessary. During my stay in Rome, I had the very unfortunate experience of fracturing my foot ( first day of arrival) and needed to get medical assistance nearby considering I could not walk. Friend stopped in search of an ankle brace and cane for me... although the staff in the pharmacy did not speak English, I think they were clearly able to understand what my friend went in for. Luckily they had what I needed to treat my fractured foot short term. Grazie!

I had a horrible crud cough (coughing up gross stuff) - I asked for medicine to help- normally I'd…read moreneed an antibiotic- the pharmacist recommended tea tree oil compressed pills- and a couple other things... told me what to take and when I wrote it in the box. Gave me a sale discount- I'm back home now in USA and I never needed antibiotics thanks to his herbal pills. So friendly and kind he really cared.

Glad to hear US doesn't require Negative Covid testing 24 hrs before reentry; as of June 12 2022…read more what goes around comes around. yeah, you bet. bye bye Piram!

Very helpful and knowledgeable gave me a medication that helped greatly. Would strongly recommend…read moreyou visit if not feeling well.

Very unpolite and didn't take back the medicines after 48 hours I bought even if the package was…read moreperfectly closed.

Unfortunately we caught colds when we were visiting Rome. I looked on Yelp for a nearby farmacia…read more The closest one got bad reviews, so I kept looking and found this one in Lucina. Interestingly, I had noticed it when we were out for a walk previously. The store is clean and welcoming. The front of the store is devoted to personal care and cosmetics, but the rear is where the medications are kept. We chatted about symptoms for a bit and narrowed the complaint. The best product was chosen. By the next morning we were feeling optimistic that we were on the road to recovery. The medication was holistic and had no side effects. It just worked. Great service, great solution!

Very good customer service. Very good at determining the problem and how to resolve. Was very…read moreunderstanding and the price was very reasonable. Extremely happy with my dealings with the doctor.

Also known as Farmacia Trinità dei Monti S.A.S. on Google maps. Pricey. At least compared to the…read morepharmacy that's located a little further away from all the tourists, but we were able to find what we needed.

I asked the the pharmacist if she spoke English or Spanish, and said English was fine. I proceeded…read moreto ask for a medicine, she showed me a box that contained 10 viles, I told her that 10 was too much and that I wanted 5, she said okay and proceeded to charge 5 boxes, which was not what I asked for. I understand that there was a language barrier, and we were not able to communicate properly, yet she proceeded to act in frustration and throw the five boxes on the counter. Her behavior towards me as a client was extremely rude and unwelcoming. Seeing that a mistake was obviously made, she should have behaved in a polite manner and with patience. Taking another fact into account, is that why would she proceed to give me 5 boxes, a total 50 viles!?!?? Sometimes it's not about the language barrier, it's just as simple as using your common sense.

Bad Experience and Unacceptable Treatment My experience with…read morethis pharmacy has been nothing short of disastrous and deeply disappointing. After insistent calls to find a solution to a defect in my Dr. Scholl shoes, I was treated very badly. I was even told that "customers like me are better off losing them than finding them," an unacceptable and deeply offensive statement. Only after I threatened to go to a lawyer was I offered a "solution." I was offered a pair of replacement shoes, claiming that they were identical but conformable and free of the defect that made me risk falling. Instead, they withdrew my defective sandal only to give me back the exact same pair, presumably hoping that I was "stupid" enough not to notice. This behaviour was a real mockery and shows a total lack of respect. My request by email for a voucher for the reimbursement of shoemaker's expenses, in line with the legal guarantee of compliance of the Consumer Code, was completely ignored. Given the offensive treatment and the ineffective and dishonest management of the problem, I HIGHLY advise anyone to buy non-medicinal products (such as footwear or other items) at this pharmacy. Customer support is non-existent and there is no respect for the consumer.

Awful service! The lady at the front desk was awful and snooty. Abruptive an dismissive was her…read moreattture when I asked for help with covid test in English. Yes we know we all cant speak Italian but when a person needs help, it should speak human.