Frequently asked questions

On Ardati Street (Rue Négib Ardati) in Manara, Ras Beirut — the Lababidi building, about two minutes' walk inland from the Corniche near the Manara lighthouse, and ten minutes from AUB and Hamra. Full directions and parking guide.

We're open every day, including Sunday, from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Yes. We're open on Sundays and public holidays, 8:00 am to 10:00 pm — the same hours as every other day. No need to call ahead to check.

Yes — street parking on Ardati Street and the surrounding residential streets is usually easy, except during weekend Corniche hours.

Yes — our pharmacists advise comfortably in Arabic, English and French.

Yes. Call +961 1 740 753 or WhatsApp +961 81 681 445 with the medicine name and we'll check immediately.

We handle prescriptions from all Lebanese doctors and hospitals. Coverage depends on your insurer and plan — bring your card and prescription and we'll walk you through it.

Yes, where a registered equivalent exists and suits your prescription. For certain medicines we'll advise confirming the switch with your doctor. More in our guide to how prescriptions work in Lebanon.

Bring us the prescription anyway. We'll check our supplier network and, where appropriate, identify registered alternatives your doctor can consider.

Yes — Vichy, La Roche-Posay, CeraVe, Cetaphil, A-Derma, Ducray, Beesline, Neutrogena and more, with pharmacist matching to your skin type.

Yes — formula stages, diapers, wipes, pharmacy-grade baby skincare, and honest guidance for new parents. See the range.

Always. Advice is free — walk in, call or WhatsApp. It's the heart of what a community pharmacy does.