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144, York Street, CB1 2PY, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, GB Wielka Brytania
contactos teléfono: +44 1223 460977
sitio web: finder.well.co.uk
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 52.206754, Longitude: 0.1407647
Kat Tinka
::Always made to feel uncomfortable when asking questions. Unsure what the stress is about but maybe some supervision for the staff would come in handy so they don't take it out on pubic. Been going there for while and always find staff abrupt and rude. Repeat prescriptions seem messy and tend to be late, there seems a lack of communication from doctor, according to the staff there, yet public are in the middle.
Gosia
::This is a pharmacy I can only pop in to get my prescriptions when really busy and no time to go elsewhere. There is a lady (black hair, darken skin, looks like from middle east maybe or india) she always makes problems and is very abrupt, obnoxious. Maybe she is a good person in life? But she definitely doesn’t share it with clients....
Fabio Lassandro
::Pharmacy should ope at 8.30am. Today at 9am the pharmacy still close because they have no pharmacists.... therefore i have to take another morning off from work to come here and collect my medicines. Because my prescriptions were sent to this pharmacy by my GP. I have no other choice than come back again. Really bad.
Ingrid Wesley
::Rude and hostile pharmacist and new staff look unhappy and disinterested. Lost prescriptions and many incomplete repeat prescriptions despite the surgery next door passing them on in advance. Used to be very good when run by the Co-op, since being taken over by Well has deteriorated dramatically. I've only persisted with this pharmacy because it seems next to my GP surgery but will be going elsewhere from now.
David Brown
::Consistently rude staff Lost a lot of my repeat prescriptions and tried to convince me I was wrong to think I'd given them in even when my doctor next door could see on screen and confirm what they should have for me.