Helpful advice
Pharmacists listen to customers’ conditions, explain options clearly and recommend appropriate medication.
Al Barsha
BinSina Pharmacy Al Barsha is a 24-hour pharmacy where customers come for medication advice, over-the-counter medicines and everyday healthcare needs. Reviews highlight clear explanations, appropriate medication recommendations and fast home delivery when needed.
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Pharmacists listen to customers’ conditions, explain options clearly and recommend appropriate medication.
Several customers describe home delivery as fast, including medicines delivered in time.
Customers describe the branch as large enough to find what they need, with plenty of options and availability.
One customer said the team kept working on a rejected insurance approval and reduced the co-payment from 50% to 20%.
A customer specifically valued the branch’s 24-hour opening and Arabic-speaking staff for prescription questions.
Customers report detailed explanations about medicines, including the differences between available allergy treatments.
Check expiry. For vitamins or large packs, check the expiry date before paying; one customer found too little shelf life for a 120-tablet pack.
Confirm stock. If ordering delivery, confirm the medicine is in stock first, as one past order was cancelled after a two-hour wait.
Ask options. For a minor issue such as an allergy, ask the pharmacist to explain the differences between available medicines.
Clarify coverage. When using insurance, confirm which medicines are covered and ask about the co-payment before finalising the purchase.
Use delivery. Home delivery is an option worth asking about when you cannot visit; several reviews describe it as fast.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
One customer reported receiving vitamins with too little remaining shelf life for a 120-tablet, once-daily pack.
A past delivery complaint described waiting two hours before being told the order was cancelled because the item was out of stock.
One review described customer service as very bad and criticised staff professionalism and attitude.
A past review said a pharmacist was unwilling to process insurance approval for one medicine because other items were supplements.
One customer said a headache treatment was offered only as a whole AED 70 box rather than a smaller amount.
The Bottom Line
BinSina Pharmacy Al Barsha suits people who need a late-night or routine pharmacy stop, with the branch described as open 24 hours. Customers mention buying medicine for allergies, receiving wound-care guidance and getting help choosing appropriate medication after explaining their condition. The branch is also described as large enough to find a broad range of items.
The strongest pattern in the reviews is hands-on advice. Customers say pharmacists explained medicine differences, answered questions clearly and helped them understand what they were taking. Delivery is another practical strength: several reviews call it fast or “super fast,” and one customer specifically praised medicines being delivered in time.
Arabic-speaking staff were also valued when checking prescriptions. There are a few cautions. A customer reported vitamins with limited remaining shelf life, so check expiry dates—especially on large packs.
A separate review described a delivery being cancelled after a two-hour wait because the item was out of stock. Insurance handling has also been inconsistent in older reviews, although another customer said the team successfully reduced a co-payment from 50% to 20%.