Pharmacies in Mambajao

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What to expect

• Most pharmacies stock common Filipino brands of paracetamol, antihistamines, and oral rehydration salts, plus basic first-aid items like bandages and antiseptics.
• Prescription medicines for chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes are usually available, but stock levels vary; bring your prescription and a backup supply for rare medications.
• Pharmacists on duty can provide basic advice on dosage and side effects, but they cannot diagnose or treat illnesses; for serious conditions, the nearest hospital is Camiguin General Hospital, 2 km away.
• Cash is the standard payment method; credit cards are rarely accepted, and there are no ATMs inside the stores, though nearby banks offer cash withdrawal during weekday hours.
• The busiest times are weekday mornings (9am-11am) and late afternoons (4pm-6pm); expect short queues of 5-10 minutes during these periods.
• These shops suit travellers with minor ailments, chronic medication refills, or those needing travel-size first-aid kits before heading to island attractions like the Sunken Cemetery or White Island.

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