It was my second time coming to this clinic and I didn't really understand the medication, so at first they explained the medication carefully and I felt at ease.The doctor seemed kind and I was happy, but the man at the reception desk... It felt really bad. I don't think they really deal with customers. It's not like I'm looking for customer service like a restaurant, but to be honest, I almost lost my temper. I don't understand this. Could you use words a little more politely? That's all I want to say. I'll come back when I need medicine again.

As others have written, the attitude of the man at the reception was unbelievable for a working adult. The extremely rude and disrespectful attitude towards patients, not treating them as human beings, is truly unpleasant. My work is sloppy, and I feel like I'll end up making a medical error, like giving the wrong medicine to a patient.

The man at the reception desk, as everyone has said, has the worst language and attitude. Some men go so far as to extort money in front of patients. The teacher is very wonderful!

When it comes to visiting the hospital for ED treatment and getting regular medicine, it's really smooth and perfect. However, the first consultation will end with an explanation of the medicine, so if you are looking for fundamental treatment, it is better to summarize the main points in advance and consult the doctor yourself.

I'm in my late 30s and have started to notice thinning hair. I came here through a recommendation from a friend. It's only been a month, so I don't know how effective it is, but it's accurate and everything from diagnosis to prescription is smooth. It seems that the clinic closes 10 minutes before the clinic, but when I arrived 5 minutes earlier, it was closed. When I called, they went out of their way to answer the call (I hope everyone doesn't copy that lol) It seems that shipping is also available, so we will continue to do so for a while.

I visited the doctor twice, including online. If possible, could you prescribe Sawai or Towa's vardenafil with a score line?🙇 If they don't handle it, I'll give up on it🥲

I came to the hospital because I was worried about ED. The first thing I felt was that the doctor's treatment was very poor. When I try to explain the situation, they say, ``I didn't ask you that. Please answer my question,'' and they just tell me what they think. His language was harsh, and it was a pointless interview where all I could do was offer my support in order to finish the interview quickly. The receptionist was kind and polite, but the person who took care of the bill also responded in a sloppy manner, looking like he was being rude. Even though I was embarrassed, I had the courage to come to the hospital, and if I was treated like this, I wouldn't want to go again. I think there are other ED clinics in Sendai, so I think I'll go there in the future.

The receptionist's attitude is the worst, but the people and company around her who don't pay attention to it are also terrible. I feel safer at other more thorough clinics.

I originally went to another hospital for AGAED, but I couldn't feel the effects, so I transferred here. So far, I've been able to feel the effects of both, so I'm satisfied. I should have chosen this place from the beginning because it was much cheaper than the clinic I used to go to since I only had to pay for the medicine.

When I consulted over the phone before coming to the hospital, the person on the phone was very kind. I was prescribed aga medication, but I was relieved that the price was not that high.