Find a pharmacy in Bialogard

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Find a pharmacy in Bialogard

Bialogard is a district town in West Pomerania with roughly 24,000 residents, and PillsCard lists 8 verified pharmacies serving the urban core and the surrounding rural gmina. The catchment extends well beyond municipal borders: villagers from Tychowo, Karlino and Połczyn-Zdrój routinely travel into Bialogard for prescriptions, since the town hosts the only regional hospital pharmacy between Koszalin and Szczecinek. Most outlets cluster along ulica Wojska Polskiego and around Plac Wolności, with a secondary node near the railway station and the Kaufland retail park. Demand peaks in summer, when Baltic-coast holidaymakers detour inland for repeat prescriptions, and again during the autumn flu-vaccination drive run jointly with local GP practices contracted to the NFZ.

The local market is fragmented rather than chain-dominated, though one national brand has a foothold: Dr. Max anchors the modern-retail segment, while independent operators such as APTEKA ŚW. WAWRZYŃCA and Apteka "Specyfik" retain loyal clientele built over decades. APTEKA NA WOJSKA POLSKIEGO sits on the main commercial spine and handles the heaviest daytime footfall, with APTEKA NA LUDOWEJ serving the residential blocks east of the centre. The APTEKA SZPITALNA inside Szpital Powiatowy dispenses to inpatients and supplies specialist oncology and cardiology preparations not always stocked elsewhere. Smaller neighbourhood points such as Pigułka round out coverage, ensuring no Bialogard resident lives more than a 10-minute walk from a counter.

Pricing & coverage

Out-of-pocket costs in Bialogard track national Polish norms. A standard pack of generic paracetamol or ibuprofen runs 6–12 PLN, while branded antibiotics typically fall in the 15–45 PLN range. Chronic-condition medicines (statins, ACE inhibitors, metformin) sit at 8–25 PLN per month once the NFZ refund is applied, and many are listed on the free "65+" and "Ciąża+" programmes for eligible patients. A private flu jab administered in-pharmacy costs around 45–60 PLN. NFZ reimbursement requires a Polish e-prescription code plus PESEL; tourists pay the full retail price unless covered by an EHIC card. Refund categories are published by the regulator at https://www.urpl.gov.pl.

Emergencies & out-of-hours care

At least one Bialogard pharmacy operates a duty rota (dyżur nocny) covering nights, Sundays and public holidays — the current schedule is posted in every pharmacy window and on the Starostwo Powiatowe website. For acute medical emergencies the receiving facility is Szpital Powiatowy on ulica Szpitalna, which runs the 24-hour Szpitalny Oddział Ratunkowy. Dial 112 for any life-threatening situation, or 999 for ambulance only. Non-urgent overnight medical advice is available through the Nocna i Świąteczna Opieka Zdrowotna service contracted by the NFZ at the same hospital site.

Frequently asked questions

Safety note

This PillsCard directory is informational only and is not medical advice. Consult a licensed pharmacist or physician in Bialogard for any individual clinical decision, dosing question, or interaction check.

All pharmacies in Białogard

APTEKA NA LUDOWEJ

Ludowa, 4, 78-200, Białogard

94 312 30 08

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APTEKA NA WOJSKA POLSKIEGO

Wojska Polskiego, 5, 78-200, Białogard

94 312 31 88

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APTEKA SZPITALNA

Chopina, 29D, 78-200, Białogard

94 311 37 90

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APTEKA ŚW. WAWRZYŃCA

Dworcowa, 6, 78-200, Białogard

94 312 20 53

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Apteka "Specyfik"

Mickiewicza, 4, 78-200, Białogard

94 312 36 81

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Dr. Max

Pomorska, 14, 78-200, Białogard

94 311-09-31

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Miejska

Plac Wolności, 6/7, 78-200, Białogard

94 312 27 80

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Pigułka

Chopina, 16, 78-200, Białogard

94 312-40-04

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do Bialogard pharmacies accept foreign prescriptions?

Pharmacies in Bialogard can dispense against EU cross-border prescriptions issued in any EEA country, provided the script carries the prescriber's full credentials, the patient's date of birth, and the medicine's international non-proprietary name. Non-EU prescriptions are generally not honoured; travellers from outside the EEA should visit a Polish GP or a private clinic in Koszalin to obtain a domestic e-prescription. Controlled substances always require a Polish Rpw form regardless of origin.

Which pharmacy in Bialogard is open at night?

Bialogard operates a rotating night-duty roster rather than a single 24-hour pharmacy. The on-duty outlet changes weekly and is published by the Starostwo Powiatowe Białogardzkie. The duty pharmacy is required to serve customers through a night window until 08:00. Outside duty hours, the in-hospital APTEKA SZPITALNA at Szpital Powiatowy can release urgent medicines on the authority of the SOR physician on shift.

Can I get vaccinated at a pharmacy in Bialogard?

Yes. Since 2022, qualified Polish pharmacists may administer seasonal influenza, COVID-19 and selected travel vaccines directly at the counter. In Bialogard, Dr. Max and several independents including APTEKA NA WOJSKA POLSKIEGO routinely run flu-vaccination campaigns from October to February. Booking through the pacjent.gov.pl portal is recommended; walk-ins are accepted subject to vaccine availability. NFZ reimburses the jab for over-65s and other priority groups.

Are e-prescriptions standard in Bialogard?

Yes. Since January 2020, virtually all prescriptions issued in Poland — including those written by Bialogard GPs and the Szpital Powiatowy outpatient clinics — are electronic. Patients present a 4-digit code plus PESEL, or scan the QR code sent by SMS or email. Paper scripts remain valid only in narrow cases such as veterinary medicines or doctor-self-prescriptions. Foreign visitors without a PESEL number can use their passport number alongside the e-prescription code.

Where do Bialogard pharmacies cluster geographically?

The densest concentration runs along ulica Wojska Polskiego between Plac Wolności and the Kaufland junction, where four of the eight verified outlets sit within a 600-metre stretch. A second cluster surrounds the hospital and railway-station district to the north-east, anchored by APTEKA SZPITALNA. Residential outlets such as APTEKA NA LUDOWEJ serve the blokowisko estates east of the centre. No pharmacy is more than 1.5 km from the town's geographic centroid.