Product sourcing
Staff have helped customers locate items at another branch and found Modulen when it was unavailable elsewhere.
Deira
LIFE Muraqabat Pharmacy in Deira combines a retail pharmacy with clinic and laboratory services. Reviews point to useful late-night access, help locating hard-to-find products such as Modulen, and clear explanations during blood-test consultations.
Source: Google Maps
Staff have helped customers locate items at another branch and found Modulen when it was unavailable elsewhere.
A GP clinic visitor said the blood-test results and next steps were explained clearly during a quick appointment.
One customer who had struggled with repeated blood-draw attempts reported a painless successful draw on the first try.
Reviews describe pharmacists and pharmacy staff as patient, knowledgeable, and willing to answer product questions without rushing.
A review specifically highlights round-the-clock opening for medicines and health essentials.
Customers describe the pharmacy as clean, tidy, and well-organized.
Check prices. Before paying, compare the app price with the shelf or till price and check the expiry date; one Vitamin D order differed sharply.
Confirm stock. For a hard-to-find product, call or message first and ask whether another branch has it, since one review found stock elsewhere.
Allow time. For blood tests or clinic follow-ups, allow extra time and ask how the queue works; reviews mention waits of nearly three hours.
Verify payments. If paying through the app for a lab test, confirm at reception that the payment has appeared before relying on the booking.
Chase results. After a clinic test, confirm how and when results will be sent, then follow up promptly if the email does not arrive.
Plan deliveries. For time-sensitive medicines or baby formula, consider collecting in person or confirm the delivery status rather than relying only on notifications.
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 |
A review mentions buying a Vitamin D supplement through an app promotion, though the customer disputed the final charge.
The platinum package was mentioned in connection with a blood test that was eventually completed successfully.
One customer reported different prices for the same product and a near-expiry item priced above one with a longer expiry.
Several reviews report unanswered calls or messages to the clinic and pharmacy, making it difficult to confirm arrangements.
A clinic patient said urine-infection results were not emailed or followed up, eventually requiring an emergency visit elsewhere.
Blood-test and consultation reviews describe long waits, unclear queuing, and disorganized registration during busy periods.
A baby-formula order arrived almost six hours late, with the customer receiving no direct update from the pharmacy.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Vitamin D supplement
“The app displayed a 59% discount with a final price of AED 79 for a Vitamin D supplement, yet I was charged AED 183”Google review · January 2026
Vitamin D supplement
“The app displayed a 59% discount with a final price of AED 79 for a Vitamin D supplement, yet I was charged AED 183”Google review · January 2026
The Bottom Line
LIFE Muraqabat Pharmacy in Deira is more than a medicine counter: customers use it for pharmacy purchases, GP consultations, blood tests and health essentials. The branch has been praised for finding Modulen when it was out of stock elsewhere, and for staff who patiently explain products and procedures. The clinic also receives positive feedback for clear blood-test explanations and a comfortable consultation atmosphere.
There are useful practical touches. One review highlights 24/7 opening, while others mention a clean, tidy store and a broad selection. Blood-draw experiences can be reassuring, with one customer reporting a painless first-attempt sample after previously difficult attempts.
The pharmacy may also help locate stock at another branch when an item is unavailable locally. The main caution is consistency. Reviews report conflicting prices and availability information, including an app-discounted Vitamin D supplement shown at AED 79 but charged at AED 183.
Clinic calls and messages have sometimes gone unanswered, and older reviews describe confusing queues, long waits and weak follow-up on test results. A baby-formula delivery was reported nearly six hours late without a direct update. Check prices, stock, payment status and result-collection arrangements before you rely on them, especially for urgent needs.