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Your pharmacy in: Le Locle (NE)

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  • Pharmacie Amavita La Poste Le Locle
    Address: Rue Bournot 17, 2400 Le Locle, Switzerland
    Phone: +41 58 851 30 36
    Distance from city center (mt): 377
    Pharmacy Beauty industries
  • Pharmacie Amavita Pont
    Address: Rue du Pont 6, 2400 Le Locle, Switzerland
    Phone: +41 58 851 30 25
    Distance from city center (mt): 438
    Pharmacy
  • Mr. Gérald Breguet
    Address: Rue Daniel-Jeanrichard 39, 2400 Le Locle, Switzerland
    Phone: +41 32 931 88 66
    Distance from city center (mt): 622
    Pharmacy
  • Pharmacy Casino Le Locle
    Address: Rue Daniel-Jeanrichard 39, 2400 Le Locle, Switzerland
    Phone: +41 32 931 88 66
    Distance from city center (mt): 624
    Pharmacy Aromatherapy service Aromatherapy supply store Childrens hospital Complementary and alternative medicine Health and beauty shop Homeopathic pharmacy

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How to get medicines in Switzerland:

You can recognize the regional pharmacies, where you can by their medicines, from the green cross in the shop window or at the entrance.

In every region of Switzerland there is at least one pharmacy, which is opened around the clock for emergencies.

In Switzerland as well as in many other countries, there is a differentiates between prescription and non-prescription drugs. For a prescription drug you need a prescription from your doctor.

Approximately one third of the drugs offered in Switzerland need a prescription. The basic insurance reimburses 90% of these costs.
The non-prescription drugs can be freely purchased as a self-payer or, if an additional insurance is available, you can refer to this for the covearge.

The payment method depends on your health insurance. As a rule, the health insurance company issues an insurance card. These can be presented in the pharmacy and their medicines refer to it. Thereafter, the pharmacy will charge the amount of the insurance and the insurance will require the deductible of 10% of you. In most cases the provider expect you to pay for the medication itself and then submit the receipts of the insurance for a refund.

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