
Pharmacies in Victoria trading past 8pm on weekdays, including Melbourne. Call ahead around public holidays to confirm hours.
154 pharmacies match your filters

183 Wattletree Rd, Malvern VIC, 3144

Unit 1 1097 to/1111 High St, Armadale VIC, 3143

Shop 132-134, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Rd, Narre Warren South VIC, 3805

Mambourin Marketplace, Shop 16/36 Delama Bvd, Mambourin VIC, 3024

743A Gilbert Rd, Reservoir VIC, 3073

343 Barry Rd, Campbellfield VIC 3061, Campbellfield VIC, 3061

4/82 Stud Rd, Dandenong VIC, 3175

362 Bell St, Pascoe Vale South VIC 3044, Pascoe Vale South VIC, 3044

T10/2 Bradfield St, Werribee VIC, 3030

704 High St, Prahran VIC, 3181

Moonee Ponds Central, 11/18-20 Homer St, Moonee Ponds VIC, 3039

532 Glenferrie Rd, Hawthorn VIC, 3122
A late-night pharmacy in Victoria is one that trades past 8pm on weekdays. Listings skew towards Melbourne and the larger regional centres, where pharmacies in shopping precincts, near hospitals, and on transport corridors tend to run extended hours. Outside the metro footprint, late trading is less common and best confirmed by phone.
If you need a prescription dispensed after hours and no late-night pharmacy is nearby, your GP or a local after-hours clinic can sometimes arrange an alternative. For urgent medicines advice when pharmacies are closed, Healthdirect is staffed 24 hours.
On Pharmacy Finder, a late-night pharmacy is one whose published weekday close time is 8pm or later. Trading hours can still change around public holidays, so call the pharmacy to confirm before making a special trip.
24-hour pharmacies are rare and concentrated in major metro areas. Most "late-night" pharmacies close between 9pm and midnight. Contact the pharmacy directly to confirm whether it trades overnight.
Pharmacists can give advice on minor ailments, interactions, and over-the-counter options. They cannot write new prescriptions for most medicines outside specific state scope-of-practice pilots. For urgent non-emergency care, Healthdirect on 1800 022 222 is staffed 24 hours.
In limited circumstances, a pharmacist may be able to supply a standard-strength Schedule 4 medicine under the Continued Dispensing arrangements without a new prescription. Eligibility depends on the medicine, the state you are in, and whether you have been stable on it. Call the pharmacy first to check.
Hours are compiled from publicly available sources and pharmacy-supplied details. They can change around public holidays, weather events, or short-notice staffing changes. Always call ahead if you are making a special trip after normal hours.
Pharmacy Finder lists pharmacies and their advertised services. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you have symptoms, a medicines question or a new health concern, speak to a registered pharmacist in person, your GP, or one of the services below.
General information only. For authoritative Australian health guidance, see Healthdirect, the TGA, and AHPRA.