Symptom First-Aid · Everyday Care
Wound ointments, nasal care, eye drops and sunscreen — the things you need mid-trip or mid-week. Tell the pharmacist your symptom before you buy.
Madecassol Gel
One of the wound products Korea is best known for. Which one suits you depends on the wound, so tell the pharmacist.
D-Panthenol Ointment
On the shelves in store. Please speak to the pharmacist before use.
Qlip Ointment
On the shelves in store. Please speak to the pharmacist before use.
Dipanbug Gel · Surbcool Solution
What visitors ask for after insect bites or itching — a common addition to a travel first-aid kit.
Nos-S · Nos-Essence
On the shelves in store. Please speak to the pharmacist before use.
Co&Cool · Siwontajoa · Coldaewon Konaes
The products people ask for with a blocked or runny nose, shelved together. Do tell us about any medication you are already taking.
Mode Koes · Green Nose Plus · Cotrina
On the shelves in store. Please speak to the pharmacist before use.
Rian Eye Drops
In the eye-drop section — the right one depends on your symptom.
Eye Drops
The eye-drop corner people reach for when travel leaves their eyes dry or tired.
PRO-CALM Melight Sun Essence
A daily sunscreen — worth picking up before a day on foot around Myeongdong.
Dr.Reju-All Advanced PDRN Calming Sun Serum
A serum-type sun care product, suggested when you want a light finish.
This group holds 11 items — all of them on the shelves at Myeongdong Hi Pharmacy, with prices and stock confirmed in store. Medicines are sold after a consultation with the pharmacist, and if you are not sure which product fits, describing the symptom is enough. English, Chinese and Japanese are spoken and the tax refund kiosk is inside the store, which makes this an easy pharmacy near me to fold into a Myeongdong shopping day.
Medicines are sold after a consultation with the pharmacist. Tell us your symptoms and anything you are currently taking so we can guide you accurately.