I travel to Rome in May and it was absolutely amazing. But I was feeling nauseous and needed a…read morepharmacy .The pharmacist was amazing and very helpful she knew exactly what was causing me my symptoms. . I am very grateful because within two days I was feeling better. Also, I went back two days later questioning her about skin care product I had seen online. Again, she was very thoughtful and helpful. With her knowledge she let me know the product that I wanted was not a good quality.. And suggested" Miamo Protoccollo Skin immunity " A vitamin Blend Recovery serum . My only regret is that I wish I would've bought more. I am very humbling grateful for her attentive care. Grazie Mille . Jacqueline

My friend recommended this place. Francesca helped me find…read moresome Italian beauty products that friend recommended. She explained how to use and differences. The one they did not have, she ordered. I came back the next day and picked it up. She rung me up and gave me some interesting samples I can't wait to try.

This is an international pharmacy that is open 24 hours. I am not quite sure what there is to…read morecomplain about -- but I can find nothing. As Americans, we (general "we") typically take this type of convenience for granted as there are drugs being dispensed 'round the clock on almost every corner (the legal kind, of course!), but I assure you that when ill in Rome, this could very much come as a savior. My husband arrived to our Roman holiday with a touch of food poisoning, and thus we made our way over here so that we could hopefully curb the effects so he could enjoy sightseeing. The pharmacist was efficient and friendly and we were on our way within moments. Protip: Just ask for what you need and don't be shy. These guys have heard it all and it won't help to sugarcoat it. They'll help you find what you need, don't be bashful and end up with some random medication that won't help you because you were too proud to say what was wrong and/or admit you can't read Italian pharmaceuticals! 5-stars, this place will save you in a Rome pinch.

Expect to pay exorbitant prices -- I wanted ibuprofen and was offered a generic low-dose 200mg pack…read moreat €9, which usually retails for c50 cents.

Service was fast and efficient. I told the gentleman i needed painkillers and asked me for what…read moretype, i said muscular painkillers, he went to his computer type in some stuff and in minutes gave me good painkillers. Paid him and left with no fuzz about it. And the painkillers he gave me works really well on muscular pain.

Very nice chemist located right near the Colosseum…read more We stopped here after a day of walking around the area and luckily he had Dr Scholl's foot inserts in a variety of styles and these provided such great comfort, it enabled us to continue walking around and explore Rome. Recommend if you too are in the area and need some help! Yelp 272/ 2018

A tiny little pharmacy, found right in the main piazza of Soriano. Very well staffed with…read moreextremely friendly and helpful people. Following are a few points to help North American visitors seeking commonly requested items at a pharmacy: 1) What we consider "over the counter" meds are still generally kept behind the counter, so you need to ask for them. You won't see an aisle full of cold medication and NSAIDS, for example. 2) If you are looking for ADVIL, here ibuprofen is marketed mostly as "MOMENT" 3) ALEVE (Naproxen) is called "MOMENDOL" 4) TYLENOL is marketed under the name "TACHIPIRINA" 5) Most other common over the counter items (not all) have the same names (Dramamine, Zantac, etc.) 6) You will find that pharmacists here are very highly regarded as "almost doctors", to the point that doctors often consult with them on selecting prescriptions. As such, they are extremely knowledgable, and can often help you choose the right meds for many situations. 7) Many meds that are prescription-only back home are available over the counter here. For example, you can get most antibiotics without the need to see a doctor, and if you explain your condition, they will generally be able to choose the right one for you.

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!

Love this place. Lots of wonderful fragrances. Very knowledgeable pharmacist. Beautiful view from…read morethe deck in the back. Speaks very good English. They have a little bit of everything.

Beautiful, clean store. Lots to chose from and the service is friendly, knowledgable and helpful…read morewithout bring pushy.

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!