DOCTAR lists 86+ pharmacies and medical stores in Agra as of 21 September 2026. You can view their addresses, opening hours, contact numbers, and live open/closed status.
Use DOCTAR to search for pharmacies in Agra. DOCTAR detects your location and shows the nearest verified chemists. For example, 24/7 Popular pharmacy and surgico is located at 16, Hospital Rd, near sn medical college, Rajendra Market, Rawatpara, Mantola, Agra, Uttar Pradesh 282002. You can check store timings and call ahead before visiting.
Some pharmacies in Agra operate late or round the clock. Always call ahead to confirm timings for late-night medicine needs.
Yes, most pharmacies in Agra stock both branded and generic medicines. Ask the pharmacist for generic alternatives — they are equally effective and often 50-90% cheaper.
Several pharmacies in Agra offer home delivery of medicines and healthcare products. Check individual store profiles on DOCTAR or call the verified contact number to confirm delivery availability.
Prescription (Schedule H/H1) medicines legally require a valid doctor's prescription at any pharmacy in Agra. OTC items do not. If you need a prescription, DOCTAR can also connect you with nearby doctors for a quick consultation.
Yes, all pharmacies listed on DOCTAR in Agra are verified with valid drug licences. We regularise and verify listings to ensure only legitimate, licensed medical stores are displayed.
Yes. Use the 'Online Delivery' filter to see licensed e-pharmacies serving Agra. All online pharmacies on DOCTAR hold valid CDSCO e-pharmacy licences. A valid prescription is required for Schedule H and H1 medicines.
In India, 'chemist', 'medical store', and 'pharmacy' are used interchangeably. All refer to licensed retail outlets dispensing medicines under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940. DOCTAR lists all types — use the store-type filter to narrow your results in Agra.
DOCTAR shows indicative prices where available. Final pricing must be confirmed directly with the pharmacy in Agra. Generic alternatives are typically 50-90% cheaper than branded equivalents — ask the pharmacist for a generic option.
