Botiquín Farmacéutico de La Graciosa
Pharmaceutical dispensary at the Caleta de Sebo health centre, La Graciosa.

A pharmaceutical dispensary located in the Caleta de Sebo health centre, on La Graciosa, providing medicine dispensing for the island's population. As La Graciosa is a small island, this dispensary covers the basic pharmaceutical needs of residents and visitors within the village itself.
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