Pharmacies are independently owned and can be found in almost every neighborhood. For health minor problems, it’s customary to consult pharmacies. Pharmacies offer services such as blood pressure measurement, cleaning and bandaging of minor wounds, injections, and general medication consultation. There are emergency pharmacies in every neighborhood which are open late at night and on Sundays.

Therefore, it is crucial to feeling comfortable and healthy physically during the process of your vacation in Istanbul. If your body upsets you, you cannot be content. Hence, before you go, here is the general information about pharmacies, how you can find them, how they work, and what you can get without a prescription!

Pharmacies in Istanbul

Istanbul, the most developed, popular, and beautiful city in Turkey, has more than anything. During your visit to Istanbul, you will not have to rush for things you need because every city district has its center to offer you your needs. Therefore, in Istanbul, you do not have to go far to find a pharmacy. As a developed city, Istanbul has so many hospitals, which are local and private, and health centers. It is a fact that most pharmacies are located around the hospital and health centers. However, you do not have to make an effort to be close to hospitals because you are already close without even noticing.

Let’s say that you are in Eminönü, discovering around, visiting the most-visited sights, but suddenly you need a pharmacy for a painkiller! Do not be worried! You are in a place that is one of the most touristic destinations, and despite this, you will see the plates with red text “pharmacy” on them! Even when shopping in some malls, you can find a pharmacy in the circumstances of an emergency. Most of the malls in Istanbul have their pharmacy stores; Zorlu Center, one of the most popular malls to shop at, Forum Istanbul, Cevahir Avm, and more have pharmacies!

Working Hours of Pharmacies in Istanbul

It is good to have some general information about the working hours of pharmacies. On weekdays and Saturdays, pharmacies are typically open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Some pharmacies’ working hours, however, may change. Some phar...

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