Vitamin testing
The basic sensor vitamin test can give instant results, with staff explaining what the readings may mean.
Umm Suqeim
Aster Pharmacy 160 is a pharmacy inside Medcare Clinic in Umm Suqeim, useful for prescription medicines and everyday health needs. Reviews especially highlight its sensor-based vitamin tests, instant results and patient explanations about supplements.
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The basic sensor vitamin test can give instant results, with staff explaining what the readings may mean.
Customers describe detailed, easy-to-follow explanations about vitamin deficiencies, supplements and medication benefits.
One customer said an insurance approval was handled quickly, making the prescription process smooth and stress-free.
Reviews mention patient help with medicines, including diligent explanations of prescriptions.
A review says the store manager remembered individual medication and special-treatment requirements.
Allow time. Build in at least 30–40 minutes for simple approved medicines, based on one reported visit.
Check quantities. For insurance prescriptions, confirm that the submitted quantity matches the doctor’s prescription before leaving.
Follow up. If you request delivery, follow up proactively rather than assuming the pharmacy will call with an update.
Ask about testing. Ask whether the basic sensor vitamin test is available during your visit; one customer received instant results.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
A customer reported waiting 30–40 minutes for simple approved medication, despite early insurance approval.
Prescription delivery follow-up was reported as inconsistent, with one customer arranging the medicine elsewhere.
One prescription was delayed after the wrong quantity was submitted for insurance approval.
A review described repeated calls and visits without a promised update on a prescription.
The Bottom Line
Aster Pharmacy 160 sits inside Medcare Clinic in Umm Suqeim and is a practical stop for prescription medicines, supplements and insurance-related pharmacy support. The clearest customer favourite is the basic vitamin test through a sensor: reviews describe instant results, explanations of possible deficiencies and guidance on which vitamins to consider. Staff have also been praised for explaining medication benefits and handling insurance approvals efficiently.
The experience is not consistently quick, though. One customer waited 30–40 minutes for simple approved medication, while another said the pharmacy forgot a delivery order and required repeated calls. A separate review reported an eight-day approval problem after the wrong prescription quantity was submitted, with no promised follow-up.
These complaints matter most if you need time-sensitive medicines or home delivery. For a smoother visit, allow extra time for insurance prescriptions and check that the submitted quantity matches the doctor’s instructions. If you request delivery, follow up proactively.
The vitamin test is worth asking about if it is available that day, but treat its guidance as pharmacy advice rather than a substitute for a clinician’s assessment. The branch’s location within Medcare Clinic may also be convenient if your pharmacy visit follows an appointment.