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Finding a Pharmacy in Greece?

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paharo45

paharo45

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Whenever I am in Greece, I end up needing a pharmacy! Whether it is getting bitten by bugs my body isn't used to, or getting a sunburn, etc... one time I even had a sinus infection while I was there.

I can't always find one when I need one, though. In places like Athens and Thessaloniki, it is pretty easy to find one. But I've struggled in some of the more out of the way places.

I know I could always pack medicine, but no matter how prepared I feel, I seem to need one for a situation I didn't plan for.

Is there a website or an easy place I can go that will help me find a Pharmacy while in Greece without having to ask at my hotel or wander around looking? I just want to be more prepared this time.
 
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