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Please tell me if there are pharmacies with fixed prices near the Jaz Makadi Saraya Resort 5 * hotel. Primarily interested in El Ezabi
Please tell me if there are pharmacies with fixed prices near the Jaz Makadi Saraya Resort 5 * hotel. Primarily interested in El Ezabi
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The situation is that when you are in a pharmacy, just pick up the drug and look at the price on the package in pounds. They have a fixed price and are printed on the packaging by the state. If the pharmacist refuses to sell for this price, just go to another pharmacy. And pharmacies in Egypt are at every turn.
In my experience, only once did the pharmacist not want to sell at the price of a pack.
In my experience, only once did the pharmacist not want to sell at the price of a pack.
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answered 6 years ago
inga100
When we urgently needed to buy medicine, we just bought it at the pharmacy in the hotel.
I remember the price was written above the drugs.
They didn't even look at the packaging.
As I understood from your answer, the price on the package is different? Correctly?
When we urgently needed to buy medicine, we just bought it at the pharmacy in the hotel.
I remember the price was written above the drugs.
They didn't even look at the packaging.
As I understood from your answer, the price on the package is different? Correctly?
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answered 6 years ago
Bovik
The package says the price fixed by the state, at which it is sold in state pharmacies (El Ezabi). The remaining pharmacies are private, including hotel ones, and therefore the owners set the price of drugs. As a rule, such prices are higher than the fixed ones, sometimes even several times higher. Apparently, in the case of Inga in a private pharmacy, she was offered to buy the drug at an inflated price.
The package says the price fixed by the state, at which it is sold in state pharmacies (El Ezabi). The remaining pharmacies are private, including hotel ones, and therefore the owners set the price of drugs. As a rule, such prices are higher than the fixed ones, sometimes even several times higher. Apparently, in the case of Inga in a private pharmacy, she was offered to buy the drug at an inflated price.
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answered 6 years ago
In most pharmacies, any drugs with a fixed price by the state can be bought at this price. But pharmacists take advantage of the fact that we do not know their rules, and often do not know what the price is on the package, so they announce the price more. Their citizens buy drugs from them in any pharmacy at prices fixed by the state.
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answered 5 years ago
