Farmacia Ignacio de la Cueva Torregrosa
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With a strong 4.4-star rating, customers frequently praise the pharmacy for its professionalism and efficiency. Real customer feedback highlights include:
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Estupendo servicio del personal y abren todo el dia
Los number ones de las farmacias. Equipazo de personas simpáticas y atentas.
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About This Practice
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Tourist Information
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Insurance Information
Accepts Spanish Public Health (Seguridad Social) co-payments via the TSI card. For tourists, private travel insurance typically requires you to pay for medications out-of-pocket and submit the official receipt (factura) for reimbursement. EHIC users must first visit a public medical center to get a Spanish-equivalent prescription to receive the discounted rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you speak English?
Yes, the staff at Farmacia Ignacio de la Cueva Torregrosa can assist customers in English, which is very helpful for tourists and expats.
Can I use my UK or US prescription here?
EU prescriptions are generally accepted. For non-EU prescriptions (like US or UK), the pharmacist may be able to provide the medication if it is not a controlled substance, or they can guide you to a local doctor to get a Spanish equivalent.
Are you open on Sundays?
No, the pharmacy is closed on Sundays. For emergency needs on Sunday, you must check the 'Farmacia de Guardia' schedule posted on the door or online.
Do you offer COVID-19 antigen tests?
Yes, like most pharmacies in Ibiza, they typically stock rapid antigen tests for home use.
Can I buy antibiotics without a prescription?
No, Spanish law is very strict; antibiotics require a valid prescription from a registered doctor.
Do you have high-end sunscreens and skincare?
Yes, they have an extensive dermocosmetics section featuring brands like La Roche-Posay, Isdin, and Avène.
Is there parking nearby?
There is blue-zone street parking on Avinguda de la Pau and nearby streets, though it can be busy. Several public parking lots are within walking distance.
Do you accept American Express?
Most Spanish pharmacies accept Visa and Mastercard; Amex acceptance varies, so it is best to have an alternative card or cash.
Can you help with a bad hangover or dehydration?
Yes, they provide oral rehydration salts, vitamins, and over-the-counter remedies to help with recovery.
Do I need an appointment?
No, you can simply walk in during their operating hours from 9 AM to 9 PM.