4 am Wife wakes up puffy eyes and can't see out of one Taxi…read moretakes to the Farmicia . You have to reach through the gate and ring the doorbell. The nice lady came out and asked about our problems She smiles and says. "No problem " returns with eye drops and antihistamines 26EU and our days is saved

My father ran out of his prescription medications while in Europe. Not only were they able to…read moredispense all of his essential medications without him having to see a doctor, they gave him a 30 day supply for very cheap!

Friendly service provide by the sweet lady, love how close it is to my hotel.. very convenient for…read moreme and price friendly.. truly will recommend..

English speaking dude at the counter, big place they have a lot of everything, open 24 hours.read more

During our trip, my husband caught a cold. We came to this pharmacy as it was close to our hotel…read more They don't have medications sitting in isles. You have to talk to the pharmacist and tell them your symptoms. At that point, they go to the back and bring you what will help. The medication worked as he was feeling much better within couple of days. The pharmacy is very clean and organized. Very polite and helpful staff. They accept Euro and Credit cards.

I needed an emergency refill of an important prescription medication, and I found this pharmacy…read moreunder the U.S. Consulate website, I believe. It's south of Placa Catalunya and across from the entrance to Bouqueria Market. It's open 24 hours a day. The young pharmacist, who spoke good English, couldn't have been more helpful. Understand, the strengths and formulations of some well-established meds are different in Spain, so here's where the pharmacist's knowledge & helpfulness kicked in. I had my prescription bottle with refills remaining with me, so he was able to substitute a different formulation that is available in Spain of the same medication. It seems pharmacists in Spain have a great deal more "authority" and seem to be the first line of medical care. He took all the time in the world to explore some available options. I won't even discuss the cost, but it was a fraction of what you'd pay in the U.S., even with good medical insurance.

This is a great little pharmacy off the main road, with a very attentive pharmacist who spent a…read moregood deal of time helping us figure out the European version of certain medications. They have all the essentials you might need, such as basic drugs, toothbrush, deodorant, condoms and feminine products. They even have some baby food and care items! They also carry some French brands, like Klorane and La Roche Posay. Although it's a small neighborhood pharmacy, they can actually order things for you and have it come within a few hours or by next day, if not in stock. I recommend if you're looking for basics while traveling or looking for an English-speaking pharmacist who will help you figure out your medical needs.

Boy did I come on the wrong time. The line was half way to the back. And only one check out open…read more Then 5 mins later the guy finally opened up another register. Them the line started moving. I just went around the store to check to see if the line would go down and by the time I'm done shopping it would be less than half of the line. I'm hoping. They got many things you need and it's not that expensive. You can get your house cleaners to ice cream. They even have produce and frozen chicken. I just pretty much got some candies and flan cause I'm loving the flan here in BCN. Oh and you can't bet the Dia potato chips for €0.67 if you buy 2. Love Dia!! I'm shopping here before I head back to the states.