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I have used this clinic for medication and have been so happy with the customer service I received. They have been very patient and helpful the past few weeks whilst we worked a few things out to get the prescription. Also the Dr was very thorough in my consultation and went through all my past history/ diagnosis and current medications (as there is many). This was very helpful! One very happy customer, so thank you clinic 158
I'd avoid this company. They made my (and all of their other customers') highly sensitive medical information publically available on their website.
Their solution when I told them was to disable my account and remove my ability to order my medication from them.
Disgusting and despicable behaviour.
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