National Chemist

We have our shop, National Chemist, right on Station Road in Pruthvi Bazar. It's Shop Number 1, so it’s pretty easy to spot when you're walking by the bazaar area. Being near the station means it’s always busy with people coming and going at all hours of the day. We see all sorts of folks every day. Some are just passing through the station, and others live right nearby and have been coming here for years and years. We sell all the usual chemist items, like pills, syrups, and bandages. It’s a small shop, but we try to cram in as much as we can so people don’t have to go elsewhere for their needs. The shelves are packed right up to the ceiling with various products. It can get a bit loud with the traffic and people outside, but we’re used to it by now. I’ve worked here for a long time, and the daily routine hasn’t changed much over the years. We open the shutters in the morning, dust the glass counters, and start helping people with their health needs. We don't use any fancy computer systems for every little thing; some stuff is still done the old way with pen and paper. It’s just an honest way to make a living for us. We aren't trying to be anything more than a local chemist. If someone needs their regular medicine, they come here.