Dott. Claudio Persichella

Rome, Italy

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+39 06 372 0955
Address:
Via Germanico 89, Rome, Roma, 00192
Prati
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
560 ftOttaviano
580 ftCola di Rienzo/Catone
610 ftGiulio Cesare/Ottaviano
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Local time (Rome) 15:04 Sunday, 25 May 2025

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1 review of Dott. Claudio Persichella

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Place rating: 1
Santa Clarita, CA
I am an American traveling in Europe for the summer (we’re on month #2) and have had experience in a few Italian pharmacies. Until today, each experience was positive and the pharmacists very nice, helpful, knowledgeable, and patient.
Today was a very different experience! This pharmacist thinks VERY highly of himself and doesn’t like Americans at ALL. He made it clear, saying «You Americans…[insert derogatory comment here]» (in perfect English). He refused to help me or my husband with the smallest thing (my husband was looking for disinfecting wipes for work – he needed a box of them. This pharmacist just tossed his head, saying he was a «chemist» and simply didn’t want to be bothered with us. I have a cold and know what I need, but he refused to help me even to find an OTC antihistamine.
Until now, I have been an avid supporter of Italy’s medical system, but today left me wishing for home, with pharmacists who actually care for people. I know he isn’t the norm, but want to warn others (especially Americans) to stay away and find another pharmacy. I have found that small town pharmacies are much nicer to deal with. My favorite was one in Anzio.