01 494 0818

Dublin
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Who owns the number 01 494 0818

According to OpenStreetMap open data, the number 01 494 0818 is listed for Mark E. Pharmacy, 8-9 Alderwood Avenue, Tallaght.

Type of place
Pharmacy
Address
8-9 Alderwood Avenue, Tallaght · Show on map
Opening hours
Mon–Fri 08:30–18:30 · Sat 09:00–18:00
Opening hours are as listed in OpenStreetMap and may be out of date.
Website
markellispharmacy.ie
Operated by
Mark E.

Why this pharmacy might call you

A pharmacy usually calls to say that a prescription is ready to collect, that a medicine is out of stock or will be replaced by an equivalent product, or to check a detail about your medication. It may also ring about a home delivery or a vaccination appointment.

How to check the call

A pharmacist may ask for your name and date of birth to find your record, but has no need for your PIN or passwords. If in doubt, call the pharmacy back on the number on its website or on your prescription label.

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Frequently asked questions

Who owns the number 01 494 0818?

According to OpenStreetMap, the number is listed for Mark E. Pharmacy, 8-9 Alderwood Avenue, Tallaght. Pharmacy.

Why is Mark E. Pharmacy calling me?

A pharmacy usually calls to say that a prescription is ready to collect, that a medicine is out of stock or will be replaced by an equivalent product, or to check a detail about your medication. It may also ring about a home delivery or a vaccination appointment. A pharmacist may ask for your name and date of birth to find your record, but has no need for your PIN or passwords. If in doubt, call the pharmacy back on the number on its website or on your prescription label.

When is Mark E. Pharmacy open?

OpenStreetMap gives these opening hours for Mark E. Pharmacy: Mon–Fri 08:30–18:30 · Sat 09:00–18:00. They may be out of date, so check the place's own website to be sure.