Flomax (tamsulosin) in the Netherlands: product information and online purchase guide
What Flomax is
Flomax is a brand name commonly used for the medicine tamsulosin, a prescription medicine used to improve urinary symptoms linked to an enlarged prostate. It belongs to a group of medicines called alpha‑1 blockers. In practical terms, it helps relax smooth muscle in the urinary tract so urine can flow more easily. Flomax does not shrink the prostate, but it can make symptoms more manageable for many people.
In the Netherlands, Flomax or tamsulosin may be supplied as capsules or tablets depending on the manufacturer and supply chain. Packaging and appearance can vary between brands and generics, while the active ingredient remains the same. If you are switching brands, it is sensible to confirm the dose strength and release type on the label. Any change in symptoms or side effects should be discussed with a pharmacist or prescriber.
This page provides general, safety-first information intended to support informed purchasing and responsible use. It does not replace medical diagnosis or personalised treatment decisions. If you have severe pain, fever, inability to pass urine, or blood in the urine, urgent assessment is recommended. Those symptoms can signal conditions that need prompt care.
What Flomax is used for
Flomax is primarily used to treat lower urinary tract symptoms related to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), often called an enlarged prostate. Symptoms can include weak stream, hesitancy, stopping and starting, straining, and needing to urinate frequently, especially at night. By relaxing the muscles in the prostate and bladder neck, it can reduce resistance to urine flow. Symptom relief is usually the goal rather than curing the underlying enlargement.
In some clinical contexts, tamsulosin is also used off-label to help pass certain kidney stones by relaxing the ureter. Off-label use depends on a clinician’s judgement and local practice. Because urinary symptoms can overlap with infections or more serious conditions, a proper evaluation is important before long-term treatment. A pharmacy team may ask screening questions to ensure you are being treated appropriately.
Flomax is not a treatment for high blood pressure, even though it acts on alpha receptors. It is designed to be more selective for the urinary tract than older alpha blockers. Even so, it can still lower blood pressure in some people, particularly when standing up. Knowing the intended use helps you monitor the right outcomes and safety signals.
Active ingredient and how it differs from other alpha blockers
The active ingredient in Flomax is tamsulosin hydrochloride. It preferentially blocks alpha‑1A receptors, which are more common in the prostate and bladder neck. That selectivity is why it is often chosen for urinary symptoms rather than older agents that more strongly affect blood vessels. However, selectivity is not absolute, so dizziness and low blood pressure can still occur.
Other alpha blockers used for urinary symptoms include alfuzosin, doxazosin, and terazosin. Some of these have a more pronounced blood-pressure effect or require more careful dose titration. Your medical history, other medicines, and sensitivity to low blood pressure can influence which option is preferred. A clinician may also consider convenience, side-effect profile, and cost.
Flomax is often taken once daily in a modified-release form. That release profile helps maintain steadier levels and may reduce peak-related side effects. It also means capsules should not be crushed or chewed unless explicitly stated to be safe for that product. If swallowing is difficult, ask a pharmacist about suitable alternatives rather than altering the dosage form.
History and development of tamsulosin
Tamsulosin was developed as researchers looked for ways to relieve urinary obstruction symptoms while minimising unwanted blood-pressure lowering. Earlier alpha blockers were effective but could cause more dizziness and fainting, especially when starting treatment. The identification of receptor subtypes helped guide more selective drug development. Flomax emerged from this shift toward targeted receptor activity.
As understanding of BPH improved, symptom-focused therapy became a central strategy. Medicines like tamsulosin were designed to quickly reduce functional obstruction caused by muscle tone. Over time, clinical practice also combined alpha blockers with other BPH medicines when needed. This history matters because it explains why tamsulosin can work quickly while not changing prostate size.
Today, tamsulosin is widely available as both brand and generic products in many countries. Availability can vary by supplier and local regulatory pathways. Regardless of branding, safe use depends on correct dosing, attention to interactions, and appropriate patient selection. Online services should support these safety checks rather than bypass them.
How Flomax works (mechanism of action)
Flomax works by blocking alpha‑1 receptors in smooth muscle of the prostate, bladder neck, and urethra. When these receptors are blocked, the muscle relaxes and urinary outflow resistance decreases. Many people notice less straining and a stronger stream as a result. The improvement is typically symptomatic rather than structural.
Because alpha receptors also exist in blood vessels, some users experience a drop in blood pressure, particularly when standing. This can cause light-headedness, dizziness, or fainting, especially early in treatment or after a dose increase. Taking the medicine consistently at the same time each day can help reduce variability. Standing up slowly and staying hydrated may also help, but persistent symptoms warrant medical advice.
Tamsulosin can also affect the muscles in the eye during cataract surgery, a phenomenon often called intraoperative floppy iris syndrome. This is not an allergy, but it is important for surgical planning. If you are planning eye surgery, tell the eye surgeon that you take or previously took tamsulosin. Do not stop the medicine without advice, as symptom rebound can occur.
How to take Flomax safely
Flomax is commonly taken once daily, usually after the same meal each day, because food can influence absorption. Taking it after a meal can help keep drug levels steadier and may reduce side effects. Swallow the capsule or tablet as directed on the package insert. If your product is modified-release, do not crush or open it unless the leaflet explicitly allows it.
If you miss a dose, follow the patient leaflet guidance; many products advise taking the next dose at the usual time rather than doubling up. Doubling may increase the risk of low blood pressure and dizziness. If you stop for several days, restarting can sometimes bring back “first-dose” dizziness, so check with a pharmacist or prescriber. Consistency is particularly important for medicines that affect blood pressure and urinary flow.
Monitor how you feel when you begin treatment, especially during the first week. If you feel faint, avoid driving, cycling in traffic, or operating machinery until you know how you respond. If you actually faint, have chest pain, or cannot urinate, seek urgent medical evaluation. These events are uncommon but important to treat promptly.
Available forms and typical dosages
Flomax/tamsulosin is often supplied in a 0.4 mg modified-release capsule or tablet, taken once daily. In some situations, a clinician may increase the dose to 0.8 mg daily, typically as two 0.4 mg capsules or a specific higher-strength product depending on what is available. Dose adjustments should be made by a clinician, not by self-escalation. Higher doses can increase side effects like dizziness or ejaculation changes.
Different manufacturers may use different capsule shells or tablet shapes, and some products are labelled as “prolonged-release” or “modified-release.” These terms signal that the medicine is designed to release slowly. Substituting between release types without guidance can affect how quickly the medicine peaks in the bloodstream. Always match both the strength and the release type when refilling.
Pack sizes vary and may include common monthly supplies. If you are ordering for the first time, a smaller initial pack can be a cautious approach while you confirm tolerability. For longer-term therapy, consistent refills help prevent gaps that could worsen symptoms. A pharmacy can advise on the most practical pack size for your situation.
When you may notice benefits and how long effects last
Some people notice improvement in urinary flow and urgency within a few days, while for others it may take a couple of weeks. The timing depends on symptom severity, bladder function, and individual response. Because it targets muscle tone, it can act faster than medicines designed to reduce prostate size. However, symptom patterns can fluctuate, so a short-term change may not reflect the full effect.
The symptomatic effect generally lasts through the day with once-daily modified-release dosing when taken consistently. Missing doses can lead to a return of symptoms. If your symptoms worsen despite correct dosing, it may reflect progression of BPH or another condition. In that situation, reassessment is advisable rather than simply increasing the dose.
If you are combining Flomax with other BPH treatments, the overall timeline may differ. For example, medicines that reduce prostate size often take longer to show benefit. A clinician may recommend combination therapy when both rapid symptom relief and longer-term structural management are needed. Your goals and risk factors help shape that plan.
How long Flomax stays in your body
Tamsulosin is cleared from the body over time through metabolism and excretion. The “half-life” varies by product and individual factors such as age and liver function, but it is commonly discussed as being in the range of roughly half a day to about a day for many adults. That means it typically takes several days for most of the drug to be mostly eliminated after stopping. Modified-release formulations can also influence how long measurable levels persist.
Even after the drug level falls, symptom changes can lag behind. Some people notice urinary symptoms returning within days, while others have a slower change. If you are stopping due to side effects, it is still wise to take precautions for dizziness until you feel back to normal. If you stop due to planned surgery, coordinate timing with your surgical team.
Kidney and liver impairment, as well as interactions with other medicines, can change exposure to tamsulosin. This is one reason pharmacies ask about your medication list and medical history. If you have chronic liver disease or significant kidney disease, extra caution and professional guidance are important. Do not assume “standard clearance” applies to everyone.
Scientific evidence overview (what research generally shows)
Clinical research has consistently found that alpha‑1 blockers like tamsulosin can improve BPH-related urinary symptoms and flow measures compared with no treatment. Benefits are typically symptom-focused, aiming to reduce bother and improve daily functioning. Many studies compare tamsulosin with placebo or with other alpha blockers, showing broadly similar effectiveness with differences mainly in side effects and dosing convenience. Individual response remains variable.
Research also supports that combination therapy may be appropriate for selected patients, such as those with larger prostates or higher risk of progression. In such cases, tamsulosin may provide quicker relief while another medicine targets longer-term changes. The best plan depends on evaluation findings, including symptom scores and prostate assessment. Evidence-based care balances benefit with safety and patient preference.
For kidney stone passage, evidence is mixed and depends on stone size and location, and practice varies. Because off-label use is not identical to BPH treatment, dosing and monitoring should be clinician-led. If you have severe flank pain, fever, or vomiting, urgent evaluation is essential. Online information should not delay emergency care for acute stone complications.
Dependence, tolerance, and addiction potential
Flomax is not considered addictive, and it does not cause drug-seeking behaviour typical of substances of dependence. It does not produce euphoria, and it does not act on reward pathways in the way addictive drugs do. That said, symptoms can return when the medicine is stopped, which can feel like “needing” the medicine. This is symptom recurrence, not addiction.
Some people worry about long-term use leading to “tolerance.” With tamsulosin, reduced effect over time is more often due to progression of BPH or changes in bladder function rather than pharmacologic tolerance. If symptoms worsen, a clinical review can clarify whether dose adjustment, combination therapy, or a different diagnosis is involved. Self-adjusting can increase risks without improving outcomes.
If you want to stop Flomax, it is reasonable to discuss a plan with a clinician, especially if you have a history of urinary retention. Stopping abruptly can be fine for some users, but others may relapse quickly. A structured approach also helps differentiate BPH symptoms from other causes. Safety should drive the decision, not convenience alone.
Side effects: what to expect and what needs attention
Common side effects can include dizziness, light-headedness, headache, nasal congestion, and tiredness. Some people notice changes in ejaculation, such as reduced or “retrograde” ejaculation, which can be unsettling but is generally reversible after stopping. Gastrointestinal discomfort can occur but is less typical. Most side effects are mild, especially once the body adjusts.
More serious side effects are uncommon but important. These can include fainting (especially when standing), allergic reactions, and prolonged painful erection (priapism), which requires urgent medical care. Any chest pain, severe weakness, or collapse should be treated as an emergency. If you suspect a serious reaction, seek immediate help rather than waiting for an online order or message reply.
To reduce dizziness risk, take the dose consistently and be cautious with alcohol and other medicines that lower blood pressure. If dizziness persists beyond the first couple of weeks or interferes with daily life, discuss alternatives. Sometimes changing the time of dosing or switching alpha blockers helps. A pharmacist can help you interpret which symptoms are likely medicine-related.
Who should not take Flomax
Flomax is not appropriate for everyone. People with a history of severe low blood pressure upon standing (orthostatic hypotension) may be at higher risk of fainting. Those with known hypersensitivity to tamsulosin or to any capsule ingredients should not take it. Always read the leaflet for excipients if you have known allergies.
Men planning cataract or glaucoma surgery should inform their eye surgeon, because prior or current tamsulosin use can affect the iris during surgery. This does not necessarily mean you must stop, but it does require surgical awareness and planning. If you have severe liver impairment, a clinician should assess suitability. Kidney impairment may also require careful evaluation depending on severity and overall health.
Flomax is typically intended for male urinary symptoms due to BPH; it is not a general-purpose urinary medicine. If symptoms could represent infection, cancer, or neurologic bladder dysfunction, those must be evaluated separately. Do not use tamsulosin to “self-diagnose” BPH. A proper assessment protects you from missing a more serious cause.
Age limits and other restrictions
Tamsulosin is generally prescribed for adults, most often older adult men, because BPH is age-associated. It is not routinely used in children, and paediatric use would require specialist oversight. For younger adults with urinary symptoms, the cause may be different and should be assessed rather than automatically treated as BPH. Age-appropriate evaluation is a key safety step.
Driving and operating machinery may be affected at treatment start due to dizziness. If you have a job requiring balance, climbing, or operating vehicles, take extra care during initiation. People with frequent falls or frailty should discuss fall risk before starting. Simple adjustments, like taking the first dose on a day with fewer obligations, can be prudent.
Other practical restrictions include timing around surgery and coordination with other medicines. If you take blood-pressure medicines, erectile dysfunction medicines, or strong CYP enzyme inhibitors, you may need additional monitoring. Always share a full medication list with the pharmacy. “Natural” supplements can also interact indirectly by affecting blood pressure.
Allergic reactions and what to do
Allergic reactions to Flomax are uncommon but can occur. Warning signs include hives, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, and difficulty breathing. These symptoms can progress quickly and require emergency care. Do not attempt to manage severe allergy symptoms by waiting for them to pass.
Milder hypersensitivity can present as rash or itching. Even if symptoms are mild, stop the medicine and seek advice promptly, because rashes can worsen with continued exposure. If you have a history of multiple drug allergies, ask the pharmacy to review inactive ingredients. Capsule dyes and gelatin can be relevant for some individuals.
After any suspected allergic reaction, re-challenge should only be considered under medical supervision, if at all. Switching to an alternative alpha blocker may be recommended if tamsulosin is the likely trigger. Document the reaction details for your medical record. Clear information helps prevent future harm.
Interactions: alcohol, other medicines, and supplements
Alcohol can increase the likelihood of dizziness and fainting with Flomax because both can lower blood pressure and impair balance. If you drink, consider limiting alcohol when starting treatment and avoid binge drinking. If you notice light-headedness after even small amounts, abstaining is safer. Always prioritise safety when standing quickly, cycling, or driving.
Other medicines can interact through additive blood-pressure effects. Erectile dysfunction medicines (such as PDE5 inhibitors) can amplify postural dizziness when combined with alpha blockers, especially when doses are started or changed. Certain antibiotics or antifungal medicines can affect drug metabolism, potentially increasing exposure. A pharmacist can check for interactions at the time you place an order.
Tell your pharmacy about over-the-counter cold remedies as well, because some decongestants can worsen urinary retention. Herbal products that affect blood pressure or have stimulant effects may also complicate symptoms. If you take multiple medicines, consistency in one pharmacy record reduces the chance of missed interactions. If you are unsure, ask before you start, not after side effects occur.
Overdose risks and what to do
Taking too much Flomax can cause significant low blood pressure, leading to severe dizziness, fainting, or collapse. Symptoms may be worse when standing up. If overdose is suspected, seek urgent medical help in the Netherlands via local emergency services. Do not wait for symptoms to “wear off,” because falls and injuries are a major risk.
While waiting for help, lie down if you feel faint and avoid standing. If the person is unconscious, place them in a recovery position if you know how and call for emergency assistance immediately. Do not attempt to induce vomiting unless instructed by a professional. Keep the medicine packaging available so responders can identify the drug and dose.
Prevention is practical: store medicines out of reach of children, use a weekly organiser only if it reduces confusion, and avoid taking doses in the dark or when distracted. If you accidentally take an extra dose, contact a pharmacist for guidance, especially if you also take blood pressure medicines. Clear labelling and routine timing can prevent most dosing errors. If confusion or memory issues are present, consider supervised dispensing.
Storage and handling
Store Flomax according to the leaflet, typically at room temperature in a dry place away from moisture and direct heat. Bathrooms can be humid and are often not ideal for medicine storage. Keep the medicine in its original blister or container until use to protect it from moisture. Check the expiry date before taking each new pack.
Keep Flomax out of sight and reach of children and pets. Modified-release capsules can be especially hazardous if taken by someone they were not intended for. Do not share your medicine with anyone else, even if symptoms appear similar. Urinary symptoms can have different causes that require different treatment.
If you have unused or expired Flomax, dispose of it through appropriate pharmacy take-back options where available. Avoid throwing medicines into household waste or flushing them, as this can contribute to environmental contamination. A Dutch pharmacy can advise on local disposal practices. Responsible handling is part of safe long-term therapy.
Buying Flomax online in the Netherlands: prescription status and verification
In the Netherlands, tamsulosin is generally treated as a prescription-only medicine, and availability without prescription may depend on Dutch regulations and the dispensing model used. Because rules can vary and can change, any online pharmacy should verify eligibility and comply with local requirements. If a site offers prescription medicines with no checks at all, that is a safety red flag. A legitimate service will typically request health information and may require a valid prescription.
Our pharmacy process is designed around appropriate screening and safe supply. You may be asked about your diagnosis, symptom history, blood pressure issues, eye surgery plans, and current medicines. These questions are not obstacles; they are risk controls that protect you. If a prescription is required for your case, we will explain what is needed before dispatch.
When you buy Flomax online, prioritise transparent supplier information, clear contact channels, and documented dispensing standards. Confirm the active ingredient (tamsulosin), strength, and release type at checkout. Keep a copy of the patient leaflet and your order details. If you experience side effects, those details help a pharmacist advise you accurately.
Typical price range and what influences cost
The price of Flomax or generic tamsulosin in the Netherlands can vary depending on brand versus generic, pack size, dispensing fees, and whether the order is covered by insurance pathways. Online pricing also differs based on delivery options and service level. Because prices change over time, it is safest to treat any stated range as illustrative rather than exact. Checking the total checkout cost, including shipping, provides the most realistic comparison.
Generic tamsulosin is often less expensive than branded Flomax while providing the same active ingredient and intended effect. Some people prefer a consistent manufacturer to avoid confusion, while others prioritise lower cost. If you are sensitive to excipients, a specific brand may be important. A pharmacy can help maintain continuity when possible.
Be cautious with unusually low prices that are not supported by transparent sourcing and regulatory compliance. Counterfeit or substandard medicines are a known online risk. Legitimate pharmacies provide batch/expiry details and professional support. Cost matters, but safety and authenticity matter more.
Alternatives to Flomax
If Flomax is not suitable or not tolerated, there are alternatives. Other alpha blockers can provide similar symptom relief, sometimes with different side-effect patterns. For some people, changing to a different agent improves dizziness or ejaculatory side effects. Any switch should be coordinated so dosing and monitoring remain safe.
Another class of medicines, 5‑alpha reductase inhibitors, can reduce prostate size over time in selected patients. These may take longer to show benefit and have their own side effects. Combination therapy may be used when symptoms are significant and risk of progression is higher. A clinician can advise which approach aligns with your symptom pattern and goals.
Non-drug approaches also matter, such as reducing evening fluids, moderating caffeine and alcohol, and treating constipation. These measures do not replace medical evaluation but can reduce symptom burden. If symptoms are severe or complicated by retention, procedures may be discussed by a urologist. The best alternative depends on cause and severity, not just preference.
How to order from our online pharmacy, shipping, and package tracking
To order Flomax from our online pharmacy serving customers in the Netherlands, choose the correct strength and quantity and complete the health questionnaire at checkout. Provide an accurate medication list and medical history so our pharmacy team can review interactions and suitability. If a prescription is required, you will be guided on how to upload it or how verification can be arranged. Orders are only dispatched once the safety checks are complete.
After approval, your order is prepared with attention to product integrity and appropriate packaging. You will receive shipment confirmation and, where available, a tracking reference so you can follow delivery progress. If tracking shows a delay, contact support promptly so we can liaise with the carrier. Keep your delivery address details current to avoid failed delivery attempts.
When your package arrives, check the outer packaging for damage and confirm the medicine name, strength, and expiry date before first use. Read the leaflet in full, especially the sections on dizziness, interactions, and eye surgery precautions. If anything looks incorrect, do not take the medicine and contact the pharmacy immediately. Reliable aftercare is part of safe online dispensing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Flomax typically prescribed for in adults?
Flomax (tamsulosin) is most commonly prescribed to help relieve urinary symptoms related to an enlarged prostate (BPH), such as a weak stream or needing to urinate often. In some cases, clinicians may also use tamsulosin for other urology-related reasons, depending on the individual situation. Your prescriber should confirm the specific reason it’s appropriate for you.
How should I take Flomax in relation to meals?
Flomax is usually taken after the same meal each day, because food can affect how your body absorbs it. Taking it consistently helps reduce day-to-day variation in effect and side effects. If you’re unsure which meal to choose, ask your prescriber or pharmacist for a practical plan you can stick to.
What should I do if I miss a dose of Flomax?
If you miss a dose, take it when you remember unless it’s close to the time of your next dose. Do not double up to “catch up,” as that can increase the chance of low blood pressure symptoms. If you’ve missed several doses, check with a pharmacist or prescriber before restarting, because you may need to re-establish your routine safely.
Can Flomax cause dizziness or lightheadedness, and how can I reduce the risk?
Yes—Flomax can lower blood pressure in some people, which may cause dizziness, especially when standing up quickly. To reduce risk, rise slowly from sitting or lying down and be cautious with alcohol. If you faint, have severe dizziness, or symptoms persist, seek medical advice promptly.
Does Flomax affect ejaculation or sexual function?
Some people notice changes in ejaculation (such as reduced or “dry” ejaculation) while taking Flomax. This effect is generally reversible after stopping, but you should not stop medication without medical guidance. If sexual side effects are troubling, a prescriber can discuss options tailored to your symptoms and priorities.
Is it safe to drive or operate machinery when starting Flomax?
When you first start Flomax—or after a dose change—you may feel dizzy or less alert, which can affect driving. It’s sensible to see how you react before driving, cycling in traffic, or using machinery. If you feel faint or unsteady, avoid these activities and consult a healthcare professional.
Are there special considerations before cataract or glaucoma eye surgery while taking Flomax?
Yes—tamsulosin has been associated with a surgical issue called intraoperative floppy iris syndrome (IFIS) in some eye procedures. Tell your ophthalmologist in advance if you take Flomax now or have taken it in the past, even if you stopped. Do not stop medication on your own; your eye surgeon and prescriber can coordinate the safest plan.
Can Flomax be taken with tadalafil, sildenafil, or other erectile dysfunction medicines?
Caution is often needed because combining Flomax with PDE5 inhibitors can increase the chance of low blood pressure symptoms. A prescriber may adjust timing, dose, or monitoring based on your overall health and other medicines. Seek urgent help if you develop fainting, chest pain, or severe dizziness.
Who should contact a healthcare professional urgently while using Flomax?
Seek urgent advice for signs of a severe allergic reaction (such as swelling of the face or throat, or breathing difficulty), fainting, or severe low blood pressure symptoms. Also get prompt assessment for painful erections lasting more than 4 hours, as this is a medical emergency. New or worsening urinary retention (being unable to pass urine) also needs timely medical evaluation.
Can I buy Flomax online in the Netherlands safely?
If you plan to buy Flomax online in the Netherlands, prioritise pharmacies that verify prescriptions and provide pharmacist support, clear contact details, and transparent dispensing information. Avoid sites that claim Flomax is available without prescription, as this can be a red flag for unsafe supply or poor medical oversight. If you’re unsure whether a website is legitimate, ask a local pharmacist for help checking it before you order.
Pharmacist Review
This product page for Flomax has been professionally reviewed for medical accuracy, balance, and patient safety considerations relevant to buying and using prescription medicines in the Netherlands.
Reviewer: Sanne de Vries, Pharmacist (Master of Pharmacy, MSc Pharm)
Professional registration: BIG: 19928761490 (CIBG – BIG-register (Dutch Healthcare Professionals Register))
Review date: 13 July 2026
What was checked
- Whether the information reflects established clinical use of tamsulosin and aligns with standard pharmacy counselling points (including correct administration and common cautions).
- Consistency of safety sections, including contraindications, interactions, and guidance on when to seek urgent medical help.
- Clarity around prescription status and responsible online supply expectations in the Netherlands.
Pharmacist notes for patients
- Take Flomax exactly as prescribed. If you feel dizzy or light-headed, take extra care with driving, cycling, or operating machinery, particularly at the start of treatment or after dose changes.
- Tell your prescriber or pharmacist about all medicines you use, including over-the-counter products and supplements, as interactions can affect safety or effectiveness.
- Seek medical advice promptly if you experience severe dizziness/fainting, signs of an allergic reaction, or any symptom that feels sudden or concerning.
Legal notice: This material is provided for informational purposes only and does not replace advice from a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional. Always consult your prescriber for diagnosis and to confirm whether Flomax is appropriate for you.
Pharmacy location & opening hours
For in-store support related to Flomax, you can visit our pharmacy at the address below.
Address: Damrak 70, 1012 JS Amsterdam, NH, NL
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 08:30–18:00 |
| Saturday | 09:30–17:00 |