The pharmacy is located in a tourist area and, of course, is focused specifically on them. There are a lot of cosmetic, not medicinal products. Prices are average
A non-Russian-speaking seller can deceive, they tried to sell cotton pads for 70 liras (he said it was worth 7 liras, when he handed him 100 liras, he handed over 30 liras and already said that they cost not 7 but 70 liras). In the store across the intersection, they are sold for 20 lire, if you look for them, they will be even cheaper. The seller speaks Russian, you can ask what to buy for symptoms and wounds if you do not know.
Upon arrival, I went to the pharmacy to find out the price of the desired drug...52 lira....I decided to buy it for tomorrow..but the price was already 75 lira....
I was surprised by such a sharp rise in price...