Arrivals level, Terminal A: the only 24/7 full pharmacy
Farmacity in Terminal A sits landside on the Arrivals level and runs 24 hours, so it ends up as EZE’s all-night stop for forgotten meds and toiletries. It’s before security, near the public exit doors, so you can use it both on arrival and before check‑in. Think painkillers, cold meds, basic first aid, and everyday hygiene items rather than airport souvenirs.
Because it’s a national chain, pricing is roughly in line with city Farmacity branches, according to Google reviews, instead of the 30–50% markups you see at some airport pharmacies. Regulars mention grabbing ibuprofen, motion‑sickness tablets, deodorant, and travel‑size shampoo here instead of using up luggage space. If you have the Farmacity app, locals say prices match what you see there, so bigger purchases feel safer.
Coverage isn’t unlimited: reviewers flag that specialized prescription drugs and some niche items you’d find at a larger city branch often aren’t stocked at this airport location. Several people report arriving with a specific prescription name and leaving with only a basic substitute or nothing at all. Treat it as a solid backup for over‑the‑counter needs, not a full medical stop.
Lines can spike when two or three wide‑body flights land within 20–30 minutes, since this is effectively the only 24/7 pharmacy option in Terminal A. Plan on a 10–20 minute wait in those waves, especially late at night. One practical move: screenshot your medication names in Spanish before landing so staff can quickly match what you need at the counter.