Identified sources, city by city

Full methodology: collection, retention, expiry and corrections

How duty schedules are confirmed

We compare dated observations from professional schedules and assessed public sources. A directory address never implies that a pharmacy is on duty.

• Official schedule — explicit schedules published by an identified, sufficiently reliable professional organisation.
• Cross-verified — agreement between reliable sources whose independence has been established; two sites repeating the same origin do not count as two confirmations.
• Manual verification — documented review by our team.
• Recently updated — an accepted strong source with strictly validated real collection, or sufficient history, and no conflict; this label does not mean independent confirmation.

Collected observations are not automatically published. Incomplete schedules and unresolved conflicts are excluded and reassessed in subsequent collections. Missing times are never invented.

Active sources are checked at limited intervals, every three to twenty-four hours depending on the source, using caching. Expired duty periods are automatically excluded. A discovered or unavailable source does not establish confirmed coverage.

Always call the pharmacy before travelling. Hours may change after the latest update.