It's about time someone really give it to this clown.
Comparing Cyprus to the UK or some other big country is like comparing an orange to an apple. The UK through the NHS has far greater subsidies for a bigger proportion of the population, whereas in Cyprus there are only subsidies for the bottom 10 or 20% only.
Plus, the tax levies are all different because Cyprus has a tiny tax base, whereas the UK has a very large tax base. Cyprus has to maintain the same services as the UK does with a population that is barely 1 million Vs 65 million people.
UK is a much larger market, so pharmaceutical companies sell at a lower price too. It's friggin common sense. The chemists in the UK are also probably large chains as well and also have a far greater purchasing power as the big chain that they are whereas most pharmacies in Cyprus are probably small family run businesses.
This chav has been whining all his life. I remember when he was whingeing about 50 odd Euros between Cyprus Airways and other Chav airliners like Thompson, again comparing a full service airline to a larger company budget low service airline. Again comparing an Orange with an Apple.
And I suppose now that 2000 people are unemployed, he thinks Cyprus is better off now and stronger and a better paradise. Well, pilots and engineers have moved their families to UAE, and QATAR and work for foreign companies. Just like now there are many Greeks working for Turkish Airlines.
Why am I not surprised that there are people who think its a good idea to buy their Pharmaceuticals in the occupied sector. What a disrespect that is to the country, all because their blue sex pills cost 3 Euros rather than 7 Euros.
Cyprus isn't for you Milti. I suggest you get the hell out and move back to the UK where you belong. Come to think of it, people buying Pharmaceuticals in the occupied should be arrested for illegal importation and tax evasion. I am no hardliner as I visited the occupied myself. I can even excuse people buying a bit of fuel their if they have been traveling and are caught short. Yeh no problem at all. But people who drive across to shop, or buy Pharmaceuticals, or petrol is exactly what Cyprus doesn't need.
You are the anti thesis of being a real Greek or Cypriot. Not even a Turk will look at the bill Milti! We do not look at the bill Milti or split the bill with a calculator after a meal with friends. Nothing can be more insulting and rude. We carry a wad of cash with a rubber band around it and we pay like gentlemen and the next time, its the other guys turn but we don't look at the Euros and cents for a real split.
I think your paradise island is Ibiza mate. Off you go!