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Really bad experience. 199 for the doctor to come, first calculation when she was there was 4500. When I had to pay was 5500. I didn’t even really understand her.
Blood test results came in very fast next morning, getting the appropriate prescription from them literally took 10 hours! Received it 8pm the next evening.
Horrible, can’t recommend at all.
Twice Care 24 failed to arrive at the scheduled time. I cancelled the last appointment after waiting one and a quarter hours, which gave me no confidence in their cabability.
They need to get serious about their business.
Unreliable company. They want to overcharge with all kinds of tests and injections. They come 1.5 hours late and keep telling me they are on their way.
The company is a scammer overcharging over double and then try to make you do more exams and then injections that you don’t need just to make the bill bigger
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