When I’m asked to dispense an antibiotic without a prescription, and, given the explanation of why I cannot do it, people turn around and curse, “In that case, Continue Reading
Comes this time and, despite the heat that can still be felt this year, we start to have at the counter those situations of colds and coughs that sometimes result in the Continue Reading
Constança came to the Pharmacy and brought her daughter Mimi. She was worried that in the morning while she was dressing her she noticed a few bumps scattered around her Continue Reading
Aftermath of Valentine’s Day Andreia enters the pharmacy panting, and as we were alone begins her motherly protest: – My Bia … what my daughter thought of Continue Reading
Today I traveled by Inter-rail, and for some moments “I set foot” in the movie ‘Before Sunrise’. A young couple came to the pharmacy early in the morning, looking Continue Reading
There are days when I question almost everything. I wonder a thousand and one times if that was the best way to deal with that situation and with that person. I imagine Continue Reading
Joana is part of the group of girls who grew up here in the neighborhood of the pharmacy. We would spend the afternoons playing in the patio outside our building or in my Continue Reading
Orange skin When I’m asked to give an opinion on creams, lotions, gels, transdermal patches, to eradicate cellulite, after the poor thing has been let loose for twelve Continue Reading
It began this week the vaccination campaign against the flu virus, and with all the people coming to the pharmacy, there are some questions regarding the vaccination, Continue Reading
The question is simple: “why do some medicine have times to be taken and others don’t?” As usual, the answer is not so easy. There are two important concepts to take into Continue Reading
