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Swiss pharmacies (pharmacies in French, Apotheken in German) operate under a regulated model that distinguishes them from drugstores: prescription medicines are dispensed by trained pharmacists, with a tier of behind-the-counter medicines available without prescription but on professional advice. Over-the-counter and wellness products are also widely sold, alongside dermocosmetics and nutritional supplements.

Pharmacie Populaire Gradelle Chêne-Bougeries

avenue des Cavaliers 1, 1224 Chêne-Bougeries

Pharmacie Populaire Gradelle Pharmacie Populaire Gradelle is a neighbourhood pharmacy located on the Avenue des Cavaliers in Chêne-Bougeries. It provides standard pharmaceutical services and health products to the local community.

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Pharmacie Terrassière Geneva

rue de la Terrassière 13, 1207 Geneva

Pharmacie Terrassière Pharmacie Terrassière is a community pharmacy located in the Eaux-Vives district of Geneva. It dispenses prescription medications and offers a range of over-the-counter products, including natural remedies and complementary health items.

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Sun Store Vésenaz

Rte de Thonon 55, 1222 Vésenaz

Sun Store Vésenaz Pharmacy and drugstore located in the heart of Vésenaz. We offer a wide assortment of medicines, health, beauty and well-being products, as well as professional and personalised pharmaceutical advice.

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Practical guide

Pharmacies in Geneva

Swiss pharmacies (pharmacies in French, Apotheken in German) operate under a regulated model that distinguishes them from drugstores: prescription medicines are dispensed by trained pharmacists, with a tier of behind-the-counter medicines available without prescription but on professional advice. Over-the-counter and wellness products are also widely sold, alongside dermocosmetics and nutritional supplements.

Geneva has a dense pharmacy network with extended hours in central districts and at the airport. A rotating pharmacie de garde system ensures 24/7 cover; the duty pharmacy can be found by calling 144 or via the cantonal pharmacy association. LAMal covers prescription medicines on the federal positive list, with co-payment depending on whether a generic exists and the patient's deductible.