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CPAMS Sites – North Island CPAMS Sites – North Island DHB Pharmacy Name Address Phone Number Cnr Line & Mayfair Place, Glen Auckland Cox's 7 day pharmacy 09 528 5117 Innes, AUCKLAND 268 Blockhouse Bay Rd, Auckland Glenavon Pharmacy 09 828 7282 AUCKLAND Richardson Rd Medical Centre 445 Richardson Rd, Mt Roskill, Auckland 09 627 5912 Pharmacy AUCKLAND Eastridge Mall, 215 Kepa Rd, Auckland Life Pharmacy Eastridge 09 528 6062 Mission Bay, AUCKLAND 1784 Great North Road, Auckland Avondale Family Chemist 09 820 2382 Avondale, AUCKLAND 23 St Heliers Bay Road, St Auckland Life Pharmacy St Heliers 09 575 6699 Heliers, AUCKLAND 431 Mount Eden Road, Mount Auckland Mount Eden Pharmacy 09 575 6699 Eden, AUCKLAND Mt Wellington Shopping Centre Auckland Unichem Neills Pharmacy 2/295 Penrose Road, Mt 09 527 7514 Wellington 188 St Heliers Bay Road, St Auckland Eastmed Pharmacy 09 575 9208 Heliers, AUCKLAND Unichem Onehunga Centre 73 Church Street, Onehunga, Auckland 09 634 6744 Pharmacy AUCKLAND Walls & Roche Royal Oak 792 Manukau Rd, Royal Oak, Auckland 09 625 7488 Pharmacy AUCKLAND 641 Manukau Rd, Royal Oak, Auckland Epsom Pharmacy 09 624 1322 AUCKLAND 491 New N Rd, Kingsland, Auckland Kingsland Pharmacy 09 849 2738 AUCKLAND 1490 Dominion Rd Ext, Mount Auckland Unichem Roskill Village Pharmacy 09 620 8599 Roskill, AUCKLAND Eastridge Mall, 215 Kepa Road, Auckland Unichem Eastridge Pharmacy 09 528 6062 Orakei, AUCKLAND BOP Kawerau Pharmacy 12 Jellicoe Court, KAWERAU 07 323 8989 BOP Unichem Mount Dispensary 42 Girven Rd, MT MAUNGANUI 07 574 8645 BOP Kerry Nott Pharmacy 116 Church Street, OPOTIKI 07 315 6240 BOP Life Pharmacy Te Puke 61 Jellicoe Street, TE PUKE 07 573 0390 BOP Faulkners Pharmacy 398 Cameron Road, TAURANGA 07 578 5205 16 Bethlehem Road, BOP Amcal Bethlehem Dispensary 07 579 1486 BETHLEHEM Papamoa Plaza, 7 Gravatt Rd, BOP My Pharmacy Papamoa Plaza 07 5720355 PAPAMOA CCDHB Unichem Miramar Pharmacy 58 Miramar Ave, WELLINGTON 04 388 8516 195 Riddiford St, Newtown, CCDHB Newtown Mall Unichem Pharmacy 04 389 8394 WELLINGTON 11 Amohia Str, Kapiti Lights CCDHB Unichem Kapiti Coast 04 298 4679 Complex, PARAPARUMU 18 Mungavin Avenue, PORIRUA CCDHB Porirua Pharmacy 04 237 8770 EAST 107 Mana Esplanade, Mana, CCDHB Mana Pharmacy 04 233 0800 PORIRUA CCDHB Westbury Pharmacy 12 Mahara Place, WAIKANAE 04 902 9100 45-47 Picton Street, Howick, CMDHB Unichem Mainstreet Pharmacy 09 535 6739 AUCKLAND Highland Park Shopping Centre CMDHB Amcal Highland Park 09 535 8298 Pakuranga, AUCKLAND 277 East Tamaki Road, East CMDHB East Tamaki Pharmacy 09 274 9334 Tamaki, AUCKLAND 9-11 Robert Ross Place, CMDHB Healthcare Pharmacy Clendon 09 269 3646 Clendon, AUCKLAND 12A Waddon Place, Mangere CMDHB Unichem Mangere Pharmacy 09 265 4929 AUCKLAND Unichem Papakura Healthcare 287 Great South Road, CMDHB 09 298 5303 Pharmacy Papakura, AUCKLAND 3/63 St George Street, CMDHB Unichem Papatoetoe Pharmacy 09 278 7613 Papatoetoe, AUCKLAND Unit 2, 3 Watford Street, Otara, CMDHB Unichem Bairds Rd Pharmacy 09 265 4920 AUCKLAND 200 Great South Road, CMDHB Unichem Pharmacy Manurewa 09 266 8800 Manurewa, AUCKLAND 77 Grande Vue Road, Hillpark, CMDHB Unichem Hillpark Pharmacy 09 267 6366 Manukau, AUCKLAND CMDHB Unichem Pukekohe Pharmacy 16 West Street, PUKEKOHE 09 238 7690 60 Walter Strevens Drive, CMDHB Conifer Grove Pharmacy 09 298 0558 Takanini, AUCKLAND CMDHB Drury Lane Pharmacy 231-233 Great South Rd, DRURY 09 294 8892 Cnr Ti Rakau Drive and CMDHB Life Pharmacy Pakuranga Pakuranga Road, Pakuranga, 09 576 8074 AUCKLAND 51 George Street, Tuakau, CMDHB Unichem Tuakau Pharmacy 09 236 8014 SOUTH AUCKLAND Unichem Pharmacy 522 Kennedy Rd, HBDHB 06 845 0122 Greenmeadows Greenmeadows, 71/75 Ruataniwha St, HBDHB Unichem Pharmacy Waipukurau 06 858 8060 WAIPUKURAU Swansea Road, Flaxmere, HBDHB Flaxmere Pharmacy 2000 Ltd 06 879 9880 HASTINGS HBDHB Mahora Pharmacy 907 Tomoana Rd, HASTINGS 06 878 3666 205 Heretaunga Street West, HBDHB Life Pharmacy, Hastings 06 878 8208 HASTINGS HBDHB Unichem Russell Street Pharmacy 110 Russell Street, HASTINGS 06 878 8123 Cnr Karanema Drive & Napier HBDHB Denton’s Peak Pharmacy 06 877 8660 Rd, HAVELOCK NORTH 13 Middle Road, HAVELOCK HBDHB Gilmours Pharmacy 06 877 8222 NORTH The Pharmacy @ The Hastings 303 St Aubyn Street West, HBDHB 06 873 8585 Health Centre HASTINGS 25 Munroe Street, Napier South, HBDHB Napier Balmoral Pharmacy 06 835 4540 NAPIER HBDHB Andrew Spence Pharmacy 30 Maadi Rd, Onekawa, NAPIER 06 843 8749 1206 High St, Taita, LOWER Hutt Valley Taita Pharmacy 04 939 7793 HUTT 190 Stokes Valley Rd, Hutt Valley Amcal Stokes Valley Pharmacy 04 939 8409 WELLINGTON Cnr Everest Ave & Treadwell Hutt Valley Owles UniChem Pharmacy 04 567 7523 Street, Naenae, LOWER HUTT 29 Hillary Ct, Naenae, LOWER Hutt Valley Naenae Pharmacy 04 567 7276 HUTT 20-21 Queen Street, Hutt Valley Clive’s Chemist 04 564 8618 Wainuiomata, LOWER HUTT Lakes Pharmacy 44 1276 Hinemoa Street, ROTORUA 07 349 1144 Lakes Central Pharmacy 1181 Amohia Street, ROTORUA 07 348 6028 Lakes Ranolf Pharmacy 59 Ranolf Street, ROTORUA 07 348 9011 5 Tarawera Road, Lynmore, Lakes Te Ngae Pharmacy 07 345 9678 ROTORUA Lakes Unichem Mainstreet Pharmacy 51 Tongariro Street, TAUPO 07 378 2636 Midcentral Gimbletts Pharmacy 76 Main Street, FOXTON 06 363 7080 Midcentral Steeds Pharmacy 244 Oxford Street, LEVIN 06 368 4152 Midcentral Wards Pharmacy 51 High Street, DANNEVIRKE 06 374 8087 Midcentral Unichem Tattons Pharmacy 45 Kimbolton Road, FEILDING 06 323 5023 81 Paramount Parade, Northland Unichem Buchanans Pharmacy 09 435 3323 Tikipunga, WHANGAREI Northland Unichem Kamo Pharmacy 521A Kamo Road, WHANGAREI 09 435 0174 Northland Unichem Kerikeri Pharmacy 64 Kerikeri Road, KERIKERI 09 407 7144 116 Onerahi Rd, Onerahi, Northland Unichem Onerahi Pharmacy 09 436 0567 WHANGAREI Tairawhiti Gordon's Pharmacy Ltd 1 Mangapapa Road, GISBORNE 06 867 1274 Tairawhiti Bramwell’s Pharmacy 232 Gladstone Rd, GISBORNE 06 867 1291 289 Broadway, Stratford Taranaki Mackay's Unichem Pharmacy 06 765 6470 TARANAKI 235 Broadway, Taranaki Moss, Rocard and Smith Chemists 06 765 6566 STRATFORD WEST Taranaki Unichem Waitara Pharmacy 56 McLean Street, WAITARA 06 754 7662 Merrilands Centre, Mangorei Taranaki Merrilands Pharmacy 06 758 5561 Road, NEW PLYMOUTH 492 St Aubyn Street, Moturoa, Taranaki Moturoa Pharmacy 06 751 0074 NEW PLYMOUTH Taranaki Opunake Pharmacy 26 Napier Street, OPUNAKE 06 761 8144 Taranaki Mountainview Pharmacy 65 Victoria Street, HAWERA 06 278 0104 Taranaki Patea Pharmacy 71 Egmont Street, PATEA 06 273 8338 99 Tukapa Street, Taranaki Pharmacy@Carefirst 06 753 6665 NEW PLYMOUTH 95 Vivian Street. Taranaki Vivian Pharmacy 06 758 8263 NEW PLYMOUTH 283 Devon Street West, Taranaki Devon West Pharmacy 06 759 2380 NEW PLYMOUTH 55 Tukapa St, Westown, NEW Taranaki Unichem Westown Pharmacy 06 753 3893 PLYMOUTH Waikato Clark's Pharmacy Limited 2 Rosemont Rd, WAIHI 07 863 8337 Unichem Heather Moore 546 Pollen Street, Waikato 07 868 6363 Pharmacy THAMES Waikato Stephensons Pharmacy 64 Albert Street, WHITIANGA 07 866 5319 Waikato Tokoroa Unichem Pharmacy 53 Swanston Street, TOKOROA 07 886 7584 Waikato Heslop Pharmacy 3 Duke Street, PUTARURU 07 883 7599 Waikato Huntly West Pharmacy 10 Bridge Street, HUNTLY 07 828 6290 Waikato Barry Roberts Pharmacy 72 Main Street, HUNTLY 07 828 9065 14 Beale Street, Hamilton East, Waikato Hamilton East Pharmacy 07 838 1060 HAMILTON 531 Grey Street, Hamilton East, Waikato Pharmacy 547 07 839 0795 HAMILTON Cnr Masters Avenue & Waikato Hillcrest Healthcare Pharmacy Cambridge Road, Hillcrest, 07 856 6222 HAMILTON Nawton Mall, Cnr Grandview Waikato West Hamilton Pharmacy 07 846 3121 Road, Nawton, HAMILTON Waikato Unichem Taumarunui Pharmacy 93 Hakiaha St, TAUMARUNUI 07 895 7326 Wairarapa Southend Pharmacy 266 Queen St, MASTERTON 06 377 3891 Unichem Kelston Medical 8 Archibald Rd, Kelston, Waitemata 09 818 5345 Pharmacy AUCKLAND 6 Waimauku Station Rd, Waitemata Waimauku Village Pharmacy 09 411 9666 WAIMAUKU 5 Glendale Rd, Glen Eden, Waitemata Westview Pharmacy 09 818 3388 AUCKLAND CNR Te Atatu & Vera Rd, Waitemata All Seasons Pharmacy Unichem 09 834 3067 Te Atatu, AUCKLAND 53B Rawhiti Rd, Manly, Waitemata Manly Care Chemist 09 424 7708 Whangaparoa, AUCKLAND 855 East Coast Rd, Northcross, Waitemata Northcross Pharmacy 09 478 5234 AUCKLAND 174A Kitchener Rd, Milford, Waitemata Unichem Milford 09 489 4107 AUCKLAND Waitemata Life Pharmacy Orewa 8 Tamariki Ave, OREWA 09 426 4087 556 Te Atatu Road, Te Atatu Waitemata Unichem Peninsula Pharmacy 09 834 6303 Peninsula, AUCKLAND 131 Lincoln Road, Henderson, Waitemata Medi-Centre Unichem Pharmacy 09 838 8404 AUCKLAND Henderson Medical Centre 2 Montel Ave, Henderson, Waitemata 09 838 9191 Pharmacy AUCKLAND 340 Rangatira Road, Beach Waitemata Unichem Rangatira Pharmacy 09 483 6022 Haven, AUCKLAND Whanganui Unichem Whanganui Pharmacy 36 Fitzherbert Ave, WANGANUI 06 344 7614 .
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