Where is the pharmacy at the airport?
far-ma-CI-a — the stress falls on the third syllable. The 'ci' is a soft 'ch'.
When you need medication or medical supplies before or after a flight.
'Farmacia' is pharmacy in Italian — the green cross symbol is universal across Italy. 'Dov'è la farmacia' is a complete, correct question. Pharmacies in airports often stock travel essentials like earplugs, eye masks, and motion sickness tablets.
C'è una farmacia aperta di notte?
Is there a pharmacy open at night?
Airport pharmacies often have longer hours than city ones
Ho bisogno di un antidolorifico.
I need a painkiller.
Basic travel medical vocabulary
Vendete cerotti e bende?
Do you sell plasters and bandages?
Essential first-aid items available at airport pharmacies
Italian farmacie are easily identified by the green cross sign. Airport pharmacies stock a full range of medications including those requiring a prescription in other countries. If you need a prescription drug, ask for a 'farmacista' (pharmacist) who can advise on Italian equivalents.