We had a rest at the end of October 2025 at the hotel Drbedan. First, my wife got sick with lung inflammation. We went to the pharmacy (there are many near this hotel), asked for a specific drug, and they gave it to us. The price tag is the price in Russia multiplied by 3. We bought it, what to do, thank God it helped. To hell with the money. Literally a couple of days later, my daughter starts vomiting, diarrhea (apparently heat stroke or food poisoning), we run to the pharmacy again, explain the symptoms (ask for medications we know), they tell us we don't have them, they offer a complex of Turkish drugs, we don't know them, there is no way out, we take them. Plus, my wife asked for a bunch of female vitamins, like our complivit for women 45+, they give us something (we study the instructions, the active ingredient seems to be the same), we take it. The issue price is $100 The child got back on his feet in 2 days with these shamanic drugs, everything is fine. result: Pros - if you explain the symptoms correctly, then they offer exactly what you need. In fact, both my wife and daughter were put on their feet in 2 days each. And that's the most important thing. CONS- 1. I live in St. Petersburg and I can perfectly imagine what a pharmacy and a pharmacist should look like. In Turkey, pharmacies near hotels are another tent in a huge row of bazaars. That is, you walk through the bazaar, they sell bags, shoes, T-shirts, watches, pharmacy, bags, jackets, gold, you can eat right there.... in general, after Peter, it looks very rustic. 2. You will not see any pharmacist in a white coat with a medical degree there. The same Turk with or without a beard will stand in burnt sweatpants from Guchi or Kelvin and prove to you in broken Russian that these are the pills you need. There are drugs in the window, there is not a single price tag. In fact, they show you how much you charge on the calculator or whatever you have there and do whatever you want. And at the same time, the price tag for medicines is three times more expensive than ours. I give 4 stars because I cured my girls. I am shocked how, with such a rural environment, the pharmaceutical industry can exist in an almost European country.

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Евгений Захаров

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Good pharmacy, good prices. Pharmacists help with the selection. Everything can be explained in Russian.

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Светлана Кашникова

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A very large assortment, knowledgeable and courteous pharmacists. The pharmacy is clean and spacious.

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