Del Ahorro Pharmacy

Guys, they don't tell you this but off to the right next to this pharmacy is a small medical clinic (you'll see the glass window/door). They offer free consultations, free of charge, no discrimination regardless of who you are (i.e. foreigners included). Hours: 9a-1p, 2p-8p. I had a horrible eye situation happen 3 days ago where my eye was completely pooled with blood in all of the white part leading up to the colored area. My friend noticed it. It was a little sore but didn't impact my ability to see. I did some self-diagnosing on Google and found it was a ruptured vein that could have many causes, including high blood pressure...which I didn't think I had. Two days later, I asked my airbnb host (a local) where I could get my blood pressure checked. She told me about this clinic right across from Parque Mexico. I went there today, the doctor checked me w/out issue and she confirmed, my blood pressure is quite high! Yikes!!! She advised me to go back for 5 consecutive days to measure it. If it remained at the same level, then she'd recommend medication. I am very anti meds so I'm going to have to switch to vegetarian/vegan living AGAIN. I did it for 3 years and my BP was exceptional. I then moved to Texas, started eating everything again, gained weight and my BP is is dangerous territory. Not to mention the eye thing!!! So glad I was able to find a quick clinic to confirm that my BP needs immediate attention. Good option for quick consults (nothing super serious).

This place had some medications that were a bit difficult to find elsewhere. Fast, professional, and easy. Evidently they also offer free consultations which I may take advantage of since I live close.

Friendly. Clinic next door was super friendly too.

Professional, friendly, and accommodating

Unfortunately the staff at this branch is not well trained. They refused to give information about the existence of a medicine when they confirmed to me by phone that they have the medicine. Unfortunately I did not get the name of the person who is there today but the treatment and ignorance of the person serving is unfortunate.