Find a pharmacy in Konin
Konin is a mid-sized city of roughly 70,000 residents in Greater Poland (Wielkopolska), straddling the Warta river and serving as a regional hub for the surrounding powiat of about 120,000 people. PillsCard lists 47 verified pharmacies here, a density that reflects Konin's role as a service centre for nearby towns such as Kleczew, Ślesin and Golina. Most outlets cluster in the central Starówka district and along the high-traffic corridors of Nowy Konin — the post-war "new town" built around the former Konin Aluminium Smelter and the lignite mines of KWB Konin. A handful sit beside the regional Wojewódzki Szpital Zespolony on Kardynała Wyszyńskiego, catering to discharged patients and outpatient clinic visitors rather than tourists, since Konin sees modest leisure traffic.
The market is fragmented rather than dominated by a single chain, though DOZ Apteka dbam o zdrowie SALUS represents the national DOZ network's footprint locally. Independent and small-group pharmacies anchor the Old Town: VALERIANA and ŚRÓDMIEJSKA serve the densely populated centre, while POD LWEM operates in the classic single-storefront tradition common to provincial Polish cities. FAMILIJNA and PINI PLUS cover the residential estates of Zatorze and Chorzeń, and GRODZKA sits near the medieval market square. Suburban demand on the eastern bank is met by ŁĘŻYŃSKA and STAROMIEJSKA, while DOBROFARM rounds out the periphery. Hospital-adjacent pharmacies tend to keep extended weekday hours rather than full 24/7 service, which is typical for cities of this size.