Near International check-in, Airport Pharmacy covers last‑minute gaps fast
Airport Pharmacy sits landside at Nadi International, before security for both International and Domestic departures, so you can stop in even if you’re just dropping someone off. It’s one of the few spots here where you can grab over-the-counter meds and basic health items without hunting through souvenir shelves first.
Expect the usual travel standbys: painkillers, cold and flu tablets, motion sickness remedies, bandages, antiseptic wipes, and basic first-aid supplies, plus sunscreen that actually fits under the 100 ml liquids rule. Prices run higher than Suva or Nadi town chemists, but still reasonable by airport standards, with small-format meds and toiletries mostly in the FJD $5–$20 range.
Alongside medication, you’ll find practical flight-day extras like travel-sized toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, lip balm, insect repellent for the islands, and SPF 30–50 sunscreen bottles under 100 ml. They also stock simple travel accessories such as neck pillows, eye masks, and earplugs, useful if you’re facing the overnight runs to Sydney, Auckland, or Los Angeles.
Staff generally handle routine requests quickly, and you can ask for advice on which Fijian-brand painkiller or antihistamine lines up with what you use at home. Just don’t expect a full doctor-style consult or a complete prescription range; this is a small airport shop focused on short trips and common issues rather than complex medication plans.
Practical tip: stop here landside for meds and 100 ml sunscreen before you clear security, then save your post-security time in International for food and boarding rather than scrambling for basics at the gate.