Very very poor service ... do not know how to keep delivery schedule ... ordered medicine on 19th August today 22nd Evening the customer care people telling should get by 23rd morning ... Might as wel... See more
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Netmeds.com is a trusted Indian online medical store. Order prescription/OTC medicines online. Cash on Delivery available. FREE Delivery on orders of Rs.1000 or more.
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600014, Chennai, India
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Prescription is asked for few very…
Prescription is asked for few very basic level medicines....
Otherwise the best choice so far for medicines...
Metmed a best choice
For your medicine needs, they are the best choice.
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