Medication Advice
Customers report detailed explanations about medicines, including how to use them, plus guidance on supplements and skincare products.
Deira
LIFE Pharmacy - Yara is a Deira retail pharmacy where customers come for prescription medicines, over-the-counter products and health advice. Reviews highlight helpful explanations around medication, skincare and vitamins, along with home delivery—though delivery speed has been inconsistent.
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Customers report detailed explanations about medicines, including how to use them, plus guidance on supplements and skincare products.
Staff have patiently coordinated with insurance and medical centres, making a complicated medication purchase easier during a difficult visit.
When a medicine was unavailable, staff reportedly tried to arrange it and deliver it rather than ending the search at the counter.
One long-time customer says the pharmacy carries a wide range of medication brands, over-the-counter medicines and health products.
A pharmacist helped a customer use an almost-expired app voucher by sharing an internet connection when mobile data failed.
A review describes staff assisting throughout an urgent medicine request, which may be useful when timing matters.
Confirm Delivery. If ordering urgently, confirm the estimated arrival and follow-up process first; reviews report waits of two to five hours.
Check Dosage. For infants, verify the medicine and dosage against the leaflet and your doctor before giving it.
Ask Questions. Ask the pharmacist to explain usage, brands and dosage rather than accepting an unclarified substitute.
Use App Voucher. If your app voucher will expire and mobile data fails, ask whether the counter team can help you access it in-store.
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 customer specifically visited for Ventoline during an asthma-related urgent purchase.
Loratadine was requested when a customer asked about available brands and dosage.
A review mentions Zyrtec in a cautionary account involving medicine for a nine-month-old infant.
Baby milk was ordered for delivery, although the review reports a substantial delay.
Several customers describe long delivery waits, including more than three hours, five hours for baby milk and nearly two hours for a nearby order.
Delivery customers report repeated calls, unclear coordination and promised callbacks that did not happen.
Some visits involved staff ignoring customers, failing to acknowledge completed purchases or appearing distracted at the counter.
One parent reported being advised to give Zyrtec to a nine-month-old despite the leaflet warning about children under two.
The Bottom Line
LIFE Pharmacy - Yara in Deira is a useful stop for prescription medicines, over-the-counter remedies and health products. Reviews particularly point to staff who explain medication use clearly, help compare brands, and advise on skincare, vitamins and supplements. One customer also described patient coordination with insurance after repeated trips between a medical centre and other pharmacies.
The branch has handled specific needs including Ventoline, loratadine, Zyrtec and baby milk, while customers have also mentioned arranging unavailable medicines for delivery. An app voucher problem was solved in-store when a pharmacist shared an internet connection, a small but genuinely practical touch. The main caution is delivery.
Reviews describe waits of nearly two hours for a nearby order, more than three hours, and even five hours for baby milk, with customers having to call repeatedly for updates. Service at the counter also appears uneven: many reviews describe accommodating, knowledgeable help, but others report no greeting, unanswered questions or a purchase left without medicines and a receipt being handed over. For urgent orders, confirm timing before paying.
For children, especially infants, check the leaflet and confirm the dosage with a doctor or pharmacist rather than relying on an unverified recommendation.