Gate-side pharmacy fix in T at Gardermoen
Apotek 1 sits airside in Terminal T at Oslo Airport, handy if you realise at the gate that you forgot painkillers or allergy meds. It’s a full Norwegian pharmacy brand, not just a cosmetics stand, so you can usually sort basic health needs without leaving the secure area or backtracking to landside shops.
Opening hours generally track main flight banks at OSL, with the store open from early morning departures through late evening waves, roughly 06:00–22:00. Expect standard Norwegian pharmacy pricing: basic paracetamol or ibuprofen sits in the low double-digit NOK range, and simple travel-sized toiletries land around 20–60 NOK. Prescription handling follows Norwegian regulations, so bring proper ID and e-prescriptions if you’re resident.
Stock leans toward practical travel items: 100 ml toothpaste and deodorant bottles that pass security, contact lens solution in small sizes, plasters, motion sickness tablets, and cold remedies. You’ll also see common Scandinavian skincare brands at mid-range prices, alongside baby essentials like diapers in 2–4 piece packs and a few over-the-counter antihistamines behind the counter. Staff typically switch between Norwegian and English without fuss.
Watch timing: if your flight departs close to 23:00 from a remote gate in T, don’t assume Apotek 1 is still open when boarding starts. If you need meds or last-minute toiletries, stop here as soon as you clear security instead of waiting until you’re near the gate.