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List of Pharmacies Pharmacies in Egypt (Updated July 2020) The Embassy of the United States of America in Cairo assumes no responsibility for the professional ability or integrity of the persons or firms whose names appear in the following list. The names listed are arranged alphabetically, and the order in which they appear has no other significance. Note: The number between brackets is the city code for landline phone numbers. For example, (02) is for Cairo, (03) for Alexandria, and so on. When calling any landline number within Egypt from a mobile phone you must include the city code. When calling from a landline within Egypt you must include the city code if you are calling a landline in any city except the one where the landline you are using is located. CAIRO DOKKI Ezz Eldeen Hotline: 15055 252 Sudan St., Lebanon Square, Dokki, Giza Open 24 hours a day We Care Mobile: 0111-967-6661 128 Ali Abd El-Haleem, Boulaq Num.2, Dokki, Giza Open 24 hours a day 19011 Hotline: 19011 31 Wezaret Al Zeraa St., Beside CBM, Dokki, Giza Open 24 hours a day DOWNTOWN/ Ali & Ali Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2368-2169 GARDEN CITY 33 Kasr El Aini Street (02) 2365-3880 Open 24 hours a day El Ezaby Tel: (02) 2795-2311 58 Kasr El Aini Street (02) 2795-6244 Open 24 hours a day Hakim Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2794-0403/ 4 Latin America St., in front of US Embassy, Garden 4204 City Open 9am- 08pm FIFTH El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 SETTLEMENT Shop No. R1.07, Downtown Mall, St Ninety, Fifth Open 24 hours a day Settlement Ezz Eldin Hotline: 15055 Shop No. 7 Ground Floor, Triangle Area, Gamal Abdel Open 24 hours a day Nasser Square, Diplomats Area, Arabella Mall, 5th Settlement 19011 Hotline: 19011 Southern Investors, Midtown Mall, Beside The Spot, Open 24 hours a day Fifth Settlement HARAM El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 195 Haram Street, El Haram, Giza Open 24 hours a day El Gamaa El Arabia Tel: (02) 3337-2154 7 St Gameat Al Dewal Al Arabeya, Gazirat Mit Oqbah, Open 10am – 12am Giza Ezz Eldeen Hotline: 15055 300 Haram St., Montaser Buildings, Talbia, Haram, Open 24 hours a day Giza, Near Vodafone & Radio Shack HELIOPOLIS Dr Mohamed El Kadi Tel: (02) 2417-2040 28 Abdel Azeem Ashmawy St., Heliopolis Mobile: 0111-139-9482 Open 10am-12am El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 9 El Koba St., Roxy, Heliopolis Open 24 hours a day Ezz Eldeen Hotline: 15055 34 A El Hegaz St., beside Misr El Gadida District Open 24 hours a day Presidency, Al Mahkama Sq., Heliopolis Seif Hotline: 19199 20 Othman Ibn Affan, El-Bostan, Heliopolis Open 24 hours a day Zikry Hotline: 19029 53, Rabaa Investment Buildings- El-Nozha St Open 9am – 1am IMBABA Dr. Moataz Mohamed Pharmacy Tel: (02) 3317-1523 Extent of Al Eatmad, Warraq Al Arab, El Warraq, Giza Open 12pm – 12am No delivery El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 Madinat Alamal Elmatar, Giza Open 24 hours a day Ezz Eldeen Hotline: 15055 51 St El Kawmeya El Arabyia Waraa El Arab Open 24 hours a day 19011 Hotline: 19011 116 Talaat Harb St, Imbaba, Giza Open 24 hours a day In front of El Prince Restaurant MAADI Amina Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2516-3661 Zahara El Maadi (near the bakery Maghbez) Open 8am-3am Anise Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2380-1005 94 Road 9, Maadi (02) 2750-7200 Open 8am – 12am As Salam Int'l Hospital Pharmacy Hotline: 19885 Corniche El Nile, Maadi Open 24 hours a day El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 El Gazayer Square, New Maadi Open 24 hours a day Europe Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2519-5688 1A Road 255, New Maadi (behind Maadi Grand Mall) (02) 2519-5451 (02) 2521-5040 Open 24 hours a day Haitham Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2519-5416 Maadi Grand Mall Open 8am – 11pm Hindam Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2359-5377 9 Mahatta Square, Maadi (in Maadi Palace Bldg below (02) 2378-1335 Gold's Gym) Open 24 hours a day Mostafa Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2519-2536 29 Road 263, New Maadi Open 8am – 12am Sakla Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2519-6192 4/5 El-Laselky St, New Maadi Open 10am – 12am Wagih Mishriki Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2358-3333 81 Road 9, Maadi (Corner Road 9 & 81) Open 9:30am -10pm MOHANDISEN El Ezaby Tel: (02) 3305-1968 11 Syria Street, Mohandiseen Open 24 hours a day NASR CITY Dr Marwa Alaa Tel: (02) 2404-7293 18 Osman Abdel Hafez, Nasr City Mobile: 0112-111-9984 Open 10am to 12am El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 42 Mostafa El Nahhas St, Nasr City, Mostafa El Nahas Open 24 hours a day Ezz Eldeen Hotline: 15055 Ahmed El Zomor St, El Yasmin Building, Plot 11, Block Open 24 hours a day 21, 10th District, Nasr City Seif Hotline: 19199 El-Nasr Rd, Al Manteqah as Sadesah, Nasr City Open 24 hours a day Zikry Hotline: 19029 16 Emad El-Deen Kamel St From Abbas El-Akkad St. Open 9am – 1am SHEIKH Bloom Mobile: 0100-132-7727 ZAYED Shop 3, B6, Capital Promenade, Capital Business Park Open 9am – 11:30pm Sheikh Zayed, Giza Dr. Ahmed Omar Mobile: 0102-499-9550 12200, St 12, Shiekh Zayed, Giza Open 10am – 3am El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 El-Bostan Arkan Mall, Shop 26, Ground floor, Sheikh Open 24 hours a day Zayed, Giza, 12588 19011 Hotline: 19011 26th of July Axis, Twin Tower Medical Center, Shop 27, Open 24 hours a day Beside Chevrolet, Sheikh Zayed City, Giza SIX OCTOBER El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 283 7th District, behind the 6 October University Open 24 hours a day Ezz Eldeen Hotline: 15055 2nd Neighbourhood, 7th District, 6th of October, Shop Open 24 hours a day No 15. Heba Zanaty Pharmacies Seif Hotline: 19199 Dolphin Mall Open 24 hours a day Well Care Mobile: 0112-196-6669 District 1 Mowgawra 5 El Doha Center, 6th of October Open 10am – 12am City, Giza ZAMALEK El Ezaby Tel: (02) 2737-6739 46 Bahgat Ali Street Open 24 hours a day Mondial Pharmacy Tel: (02) 2738-3453 2 Ahmed Hishmat St Open 10am – 8pm ALEXANDRIA Elbarawy Hotline: 16168 3 Farid Bek, Abu an Nawatir, Sidi Gaber, Alexandria Open 24 hours a day El Ezaby Hotline: 19600 15 Syria, St, First Al Raml, Alexandria, 21529 Open 24 hours a day Seif Tel: (03) 426 0183 El Shaheed Mahmoud Shaker Abdel Moneim St, Semouha, Sidi Gaber Open 24 hours a day ASWAN Ayman Mobile: 0106-933-3386 Elsadat, Alradwan St beside Alradwan Mosque Open 8am – 12am Dr. Rania Mancy Mobile: 0101-133-3441 Elmadina El Senaaya Elkadema beside Halaaet El Samak (the fish Open 8am – 12am market) and Fares Makka shop El Ezaby Tel: (097) 246 5282 Etisalat, Corniche St, near Chamber of Commerce Building, Aswan Hotline: 19600 Open 8am – 2:30am 19011 Hotline: 19011 Al Shareaa Al Gadid, toward Masjed Altabyah, Aswan Open 24 hours a day HURGHADA Ayman Alexan Mobile: 0122-617-8835 Qesm Hurghada, Sekallah, end of Mdaress St, Hurghada, 84511 Open 9am – 12am Dr. Mina Mamdouh Mobile: 0122-091-0963 Elpasha St perpendicular to Sheraton Rd, Hurghada Open 10am – 1am Magdy Mobile: 0112-207-4370 Mohamed Said St beside Tiger stores near Metro Market, Hurghada, Open 7am – 4am 84511 Old Town Mobile: 0121-091-2371 Sahl Hasheesh, Hurghada Open 9am – 12am 19011 Hotline: 19011 Nasr St, in front of Al Salam St, & Al-Dawa Gas Station, Dahar, Open 24 hours a day Hurghada LUXOR Bassam Mobile: 0128-135-2878 Khaled Ibn Al Walid, Gazirat Al Awameyah, Luxor Open 9am – 11pm El Ezaby Tel: (095) 227 5396 Television St, Luxor, 85842 Hotline: 19600 Open 8am – 2:30am Refat Tel: (095) 227 6495 Television St, Luxor Open 10am – 8pm SHARM EL SHEIKH Dr. Fathy Elhadedy Mobile: 0100-346-6629 Qesm Sharm Ash Sheikh, South Sinai Governorate Open 8am – 3am El Ezaby Tel: (069) 360 0312 Naama Bay, El-Salam, Sharm Al Shiekh, South Sinai Governorate, 46628 Hotline: 19600 Open 24 hours a day Mina Mobile: 0100-163-1231 Shop 139, Delta Sharm, Qesm Sharm Ash Sheikh, South Sinai Open 8am to 1am Governorate .
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