Stock finding
Staff have helped customers locate products they could not find at other pharmacies.
Life Pharmacy 130
Deira
Life Pharmacy 130 is a Deira pharmacy where you can pick up medicines, vitamins and everyday health products, with reviews highlighting help locating hard-to-find items and advice on supplements. It also handles delivery orders, though the in-store experience appears more dependable than some reported delivery runs.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
206 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Helpful advice
Reviews mention useful guidance on medicines, vitamins, supplements and skincare products.
Organised shelves
One customer found the products well arranged, making it easier to find what they needed.
Free checks
A review says the branch provides free blood-sugar and blood-pressure checks.
Late closing
The branch closes relatively late, useful for picking up medicines or supplies after work.
Reasonable prices
Customers have mentioned reasonable prices alongside product availability and pharmacist advice.
Polite service
Multiple reviews describe the in-store team as polite, patient and helpful.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm timing. For urgent delivery, confirm the real estimate first rather than relying only on a fast-delivery label.
Avoid WhatsApp. If delivery timing matters, consider ordering another way or collecting in person; one review specifically warns against WhatsApp orders.
Check supplies. Before visiting for a blood-sugar check, ask whether needles and strips are currently in stock.
Visit late. For an after-work medicine or supplies run, the branch may be useful because customers note that it closes relatively late.
Check invoices. Review your bill before leaving, particularly if promotional bags or add-ons are mentioned at checkout.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Dar Al Aman 12 - Salah Al Din St - near Salah al Din Metro Bus stop
Al Muraqqabat - Deira, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Dexcom G7 sensors
The branch helped source Dexcom G7 sensors during a shortage by coordinating a transfer from other branches.
Tremendous sunscreen
A customer specifically praised this sunscreen recommendation for sensitive skin.
Collomak
Collomak was shown as a possible product when a customer asked about salicylic treatment for a foot corn.
Common Concerns
Delivery delays
Several customers reported delivery waits of two hours or more, including an order placed at 10pm.
Missed responses
One customer said messages about an order problem were seen but not answered with an apology.
Unavailable supplies
A customer repeatedly found that needles and strips were unavailable for blood-sugar testing.
Delivery promise
A baby-formula order advertised as 30-minute delivery arrived around 12:50 instead.
Promotion pressure
One customer objected to being billed for a promotional bag they considered unnecessary.
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The Bottom Line
Life Pharmacy 130 in Deira is a practical stop for medicines, vitamins and supplements, with reviews especially useful for people hunting a specific item. Customers describe staff helping locate products that were unavailable elsewhere, and one review says the shelves are well arranged enough to make browsing straightforward. There is also evidence of more specialised help: the branch coordinated a transfer of Dexcom G7 sensors during a shortage, while other customers mention advice on vitamins, medicine and “Tremendous sunscreen” for sensitive skin.
Reviews also mention free sugar checking and blood-pressure checks, although stock of needles and strips has been an issue. The strongest pattern is in-store service. Several customers describe polite, patient assistance and say the branch stays open relatively late, which is handy for a medicine or supplies run after work.
Promotions and reasonable prices are mentioned too, but one customer objected to being billed for a promotional bag. Delivery is the main reason to be cautious. Reports include an order taking more than two hours, a 10pm order not being handed to the delivery driver, and a baby formula order advertised as “30mins fast delivery” arriving around 12:50.
If timing matters, call ahead, confirm stock and consider collecting in person.