Unionists: Small Pharmacies in Bulgaria Threatened by Bankruptcy
Business | September 23, 2007, Sunday
The small pharmacies in Bulgaria will go bankrupt if the Health Ministry adopts the new regulation for the medicine prices, the Bulgarian Pharmaceutical Union warned on Sunday.
The unionists labelled the new regulation "pseudo-social". If adopted, the new regulation will limit the access to medicines and pharmaceutical services, they believe.
Additionally, the new regulation will destroy a profession, which will lead to a shortage of qualified pharmaceutical personnel.
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Author: Richie, 23 Sep 2007 19:35:28
Unionists: Small Pharmacies in Bulgaria Threatened by Bankruptcy
What a nonsense, there's a pharmacy in every other block in Sofia, with staff doing nothing for most of the day. If these people would fill vacancies in other professions, they would be a great stimulus to the economy.
Author: v, 24 Sep 2007 12:42:40
Pharmacies should care more about clients to avoid bankrupcy
I noticed too, that there is a pharmacy every 100-200m, maybe not in the outskirts, but certainly in the center. And all they have is skincare products,
various tootpastes an brushes, hankys and so on, if you ask for a specific drug or have a specific question, they can not help. I had the problem of running to 4-5 pharmacies, which all didnt have the drug I asked for, they didnt even know it, they simply don't care.