The Kígyó Pharmacy of Makó: History and Commitment
The Kígyó Pharmacy is located in the heart of Makó, at Széchenyi tér 8, and is one of Hungary's oldest pharmacies, which opened its doors in 1773 under the name Isteni Gondviselés. The pharmacy traditionally represents a family-friendly approach and natural healing methods, with particular emphasis on eco-, phytotherapeutic, homeopathic, and aromatherapeutic approaches. Since 2010, it has operated as a family business and is a member of the Kulcs Patikák network, which promotes higher-quality care at pharmacies owned by Hungarian pharmacists. The institution is committed to a patient-centered professional approach, continuously developing its services and staff, and considers respect for traditions important. The pharmacy communicates in English and Romanian as well, enabling it to serve a broader range of patients who turn to them. This multilingual communication greatly contributes to the satisfaction of the international clientele and to more efficient care.
Wide-Ranging Services and Patient-Centered Care
The pharmacy offers not only a wide selection of prescription and over-the-counter medications, but also medicinal preparations, vitamins, dietary supplements, and baby care products. A prominent role among their services is played by pharmaceutical counseling, where experts help with proper medication use, provide information about the side effects of medications, and offer support with medication dosage, especially for the elderly or those suffering from chronic illnesses. In order to preserve patients' health, they also regularly conduct health screenings, such as blood pressure and blood sugar measurement, as well as weight checks. In addition, they ensure the safe handling of expired medications by collecting pharmaceutical waste. Great emphasis is placed on personal relationships with patients, as they are convinced that healing itself is also a manifestation of divine providence. The Kígyó Pharmacy is a reliable source for many medicinal products and assistance in Makó and its surroundings, making it an excellent choice for the local population for both preserving their health and obtaining their medications. In addition to their regular weekday opening hours, they are also available on Saturdays to meet weekend needs.
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