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Are common prescription medications available in Greece?

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When we asked expats in Greece if common prescription medications are available in Greece, they wrote...

"Yes, plenty of pharmacies, prescription is needed for some drugs, which gives a discount on the price, otherwise they can be expensive sometimes," explained one expat living in Paros, Greece.

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"Prescription medications are widely available in Greece. Most pharmacies in Greece carry a wide range of prescription medications, including antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, and other medications used to treat a variety of conditions. Many pharmacies also offer generic versions of popular medications, which can be more affordable than the brand-name versions. In addition, some pharmacies offer online ordering and delivery services, making it easier for people to access the medications they need," said another expat in Greece.

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