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Pharmacy Network PHARMACY NETWORK SULTANATE OF OMAN Updated 31.3.2020 ADAM Location Contact No (+968) Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Adan Branch Inside Shell Petrol Pump Shopping Area 25435171 AL AQAR Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC - Al Aqar Branch Code-103 26748483 AL HAMRA Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Al Hamra Branch Code-007 25422343 AL KAMIL Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Al Kamil Branch Code-033 25557091 AL KHABOURAH Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Khabourah Branch Code-104 26802356 BAHLA Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Bahla Branch Code-092 25419740 BARKA Location Contact No (+968) Al Farooq Pharmacy Barka Main Road, Al Somhan 99822366 Al Farooq Pharmacy Sawadi Hakman, Al Sawadi 99822366 Apple Pharmacy Barka Barka 26982255 Haya Pharmacy Opp to Al Salam Mosque 24822108 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Barka) Next to NBO, Opp. Al Habib Electricals 26883673 Sigma Pharmacy Near Barka Round About 26884453 BIDAYA Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Bidaya Branch Code-038 26708180 BURAIMI Location Contact No (+968) Yas Pharmaceutical & Medical Equipments Al Buraimi 25655088 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Buraimi Branch Code-094 25652145 DHOFAR Location Contact No (+968) Al Hashar Pharmacy LLC Al Salaam Street, Salalah 24602737 Arab Pharmacy Al Salam Street, Salalah 23294710 Capital Pharmacy - Salalah Oman Cinema Street, Salalah 23288904 Dhofar International Medical Pharmacy 23rd July Street, Salalah 23288101 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Salalah Branch Salam Street, Salalah 23296112 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Thumrait Branch Near Oman UAE Exchange, Thumrait 23279448 International Pharmacy Al Salama Street, Salalah 23292450 Mazoon Pharmacy LLC Al-Nahdha Street 23293035 Naif Pharmacy Al Salalm Street, Salalah 23299466 DUQM Location Contact No (+968) Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Duqm Branch Near Shell Petrol Pump 25415279 HAIMA Location Contact No (+968) Ibn Sina Pharmacy Haima Branch Near Shell Petrol Pump 23436447 IBRA Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Ibra Al Sharqiya 25570473 IBRI Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Ibri Murtaf Branch Code-028 25689025 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Ibri Sanaya Branch Code-045 25689216 KHASAB Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Khasab Branch Code-011 26730150 LIWA Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Liwa Branch Code-102 26762622 MAHOUT Location Contact No (+968) Near OIB Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Mahout Branch 25427318 MASIRAH Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores Llc-Masirah Branch Code-040 25504349 MUSCAT Location Contact No (+968) Al Amal Healthcare Pharmacy Tijari Street, Al Khoud 24543070 Al Amal Healthcare Pharmacy Al Elm Street PC 133, Al Khuwair 24486298 Al Farooq Pharmacy Mabela Main Road, Mabellah South 99822366 Al Hashar Pharmacy L.L.C Seeb 24602737 Al Hashar Pharmacy L.L.C - Al Khuwair Near Switz Bakery, Baladiya Mrk 24602737 Al Hashar Pharmacy L.L.C - Azaiba Razaigi Building, next To Bahwan Foods 24602737 Al Hashar Pharmacy L.L.C - Muttrah Opp. Al Maya Center, Al Hailan Center 24602737 Al Hashar Pharmacy L.L.C - Qurum Qurum Commercial Centre, opp. Sabco Center 24602737 Al Hashar Pharmacy L.L.C - Ruwi Near Mars Shopping Complex 24602737 Al Hashar Pharmacy L.L.C - Wadi Kabir Opp. Al Maya Center, Al Hailan Center 24602737 Al Mawaleh Pharmacy Azhar Polyclinic Building, Al-Ezdihar Street 24539095 Al Raffah Pharmacy Al Ghoubra Roundabout 24618900 Capital Pharmacy - Al Ghubra Near Mars Shopping Complex, Al Ghubra 24831035 Capital Pharmacy - Al Qurum Qurum Street - Muscat 24566337 Capital Pharmacy - Mabella Near BP Petrol Pump, Mabella 24831035 Capital Pharmacy - Muttrah Oman House Building, Muttrah 24831035 Capital Pharmacy - Ruwi Max Care Clinic, Ruwi 24831035 El Shola Pharmacy Al Nadha Building, CBD Area, Ruwi 99374539 Haya Pharmacy Kashan Med Center, Azaiba 24494266 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Al Khodh Branch Near MOH Al Khodh Health Center 24540137 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Al Khuwair Branch Opposite to Radisson SAS Hotel 24487273 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Ghala Branch Opposite to Oman Fisheries 24597942 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Ghoubra Branch Behind Saif Design Studio, Ghoubra 24493902 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Gr.Muttrah Branch Ibn Sina Pharmacy Building, Muttrah 24794671 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Rex Road Branch Ibn Sina Pharmacy Building, Wadi Kabir 24788436 Ibn Sina Pharmacy - Ruwi Branch Ibn Sina Pharmacy Building, near K.M. Trading 24702682 International Medical Specialty Center Pharmacy Rumaila Building, Car Showroom Service Road, Wattaya 24567745 Kims Oman Pharmacy 158 Darsait 24760100 Mazoon Pharmacy LLC -Al-Walja Branch Al Walji St. 24819500 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC- Al Jawahrat Branch Code-109, Al Jawahrat 24694922 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC- Al Jawahrat Branch Code-041, Al Jawahrat 24695477 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Al Ghobra Branch Code-003 - Al Ghobra 24497264 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Al Hail Branch Code-097 - Al Hail 24535977 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Al Khod Branch Code-082 - Al Khod 24538953 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Al Khuwair Branch Code-114 24538953 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Al Khuwair Branch Code-032, Al Khuwair 24485740 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Al Sarooj C Branch Code-088, Al Sarooj 24695536 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Barka Branch Code-091, Barka 26885372 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Bilad Bani Branch Code-084, Bilad Bani 25553984 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Darseit Branch Code-018, Darsait 24788338 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Gr Muttrah Branch Code-086, Muttrah 24701288 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Gr Muttrah Branch Code-024, Muttrah 24703345 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Hamriya Branch Code-087, Hamriya 24833323 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Hay Al Rahb Branch Code-101, Hay Al Rahb 24601650 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Hellat A'Sa Branch Code-105, HaHellat A'Sa 24837008 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Maawalah Nr Branch Code-099, Maawalah Nr 24537080 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Mabellah Branch Code-100, Mabellah 24456344 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-MadinatQaboosBranch Code-008, Madinat Qaboos 24602569 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Madinat QaboosBranch Code-008, Madinat Qaboos 24699457 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Markaz Al BahjaBranch Code-108, Markaz Al Bahja 24540620 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Muscat City CentreBranch Code-107, Muscat City Centre 24558704 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Muscat Int'l. AirportBranch Code-122, Muscat Int'l. Airport 24511016 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Musna Branch Code-012, Musna 26868142 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Muttrah Nr Branch Code-090, Muttrah 24713778 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Muttrah Souk Branch Code-006, Muttrah Souk 24712782 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Qurum City Branch Code-080, Qurum 24470563 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Qurum Phy Branch Code-025, Qurum 24561942 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Rustaq Branch Code-081, Al Rustaq 26878631 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Ruwi Branch Code-001, Ruwi 24791144 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Ruwi High StreetBranch Code-098, Ruwi 24834458 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Ruwi opp. RaymonBranch Code-093, Ruwi 24565875 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Ruwi Stores Branch Code-111, Ruwi 24790275 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Sabco Center Branch Code-085, Sabco Center 24565875 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Sabco Center Branch Code-036, Sabco Center 24564471 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Seeb Branch Code-039, Seeb 24421691 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Wadi Adai Branch Code-004, Wadi Adai 24560351 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Wadi Hatat Branch Code-068, Wadi Hatat 24878817 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Wadi Kabir Branch Code-026, Wadi Kabir 24817331 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Wadi Kabir Branch Code-005, Wadi Kabir 24813027 Sagar Pharmacy Sagar, Al Khuwair 24393696 Scientific Pharmacy (Wadi Hatat) Opp. Hayyak Restaurant 24877751 Scientific Pharmacy (Wadi Kabir) Jasmine Hotel Apts Bldg. 24810868 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Al Khoud) Next to Zuraiq Textile, Al Khoud main Street 24537127 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Al Khuwair 33) Opp. Said Bin Thaimur Mosque, Near PizzaHut 24480679 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Al Khuwair CC) Next to Rawasko Supermarket, Near NBO 24480230 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Ansab) Near Bank Muscat, Ansab 22006835 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Azaiba) Awasko Supermarket, Near KFC - Azaiba 24496436 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Ghobra) Near Al Ghoubra signal, Mars Hypermarket - Ghobra 24496546 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Ma'abela) Near Mosque (Souk area) 24451195 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Qurum) Near Qurum Signal and KFC 24605060 Scientific Pharmacy LLC (Seeb) Opp. Seeb Police Station 24423684 Sigma Pharmacy (Ruwi) Near Ruwi Bus Stand 24786521 Starcare Mabela Pharmacy A Salam, Al Mabela 24263300 Taiba Pharmacy (Al- Hail) Al Hail North-62 24502127 Taiba Pharmacy (Al-Khoud) Flat No A109, Street No 3326 Al Khoud 24540924 Taiba Pharmacy (Athaiba) Flat No 371, Street 249 Athaiba 24619338 Taiba Pharmacy (Seeb) Flat No 391, Seeb Souk 50 24421213 NIZWA Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Nizwa Branch Code 010, Nizwa 25410235 Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Nizwa Barka Branch Code 112, Nizwa 25443320 SAHAM Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Saham Branch Code 029, Saham 26854158 Scientific Pharmacy (Saham) Near Muscat Bakery, Saham 26854302 SAHWA Location Contact No (+968) Muscat Pharmacy & Stores LLC-Sahwa Tower Branch Code 031, Sahwa 24617400 SALALAH Location Contact No (+968) Scientific Pharmacy (Salalah, Al Salaam Street) Al Salaam St. Near Al Mashoor Supermarket 23298095 Scientific Pharmacy (Salalah, Kantara)
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