When it's late and dark, we keep a light on.

What we do

In Cyprus, pharmacies operate on a rotating duty schedule — only a subset of pharmacies stay open outside standard business hours on any given day. CyNightMeds shows which ones, with names, addresses, phones, and a tap-to-open map link, in seconds.

The site is bilingual (English and Greek) and works on every phone. There's no login. Nothing to install. The first time you visit, it's ready.

Where the data comes from

The on-call schedule is published by the Cyprus Pharmaceutical Council. We bundle the official monthly schedule and serve it directly — no scraping, no guesswork. Schedules can occasionally change at short notice, so call the listed pharmacy before driving if it's late.

How it works

1. Pick your district. Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos, or Ammochostos. Geolocation chooses one for you when you allow it.
2. Pick your date. Today is the default. Look ahead for weekends or holiday travel.
3. Tap to call or open in maps. Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze — your choice.

What we're not

CyNightMeds is a public utility, not an emergency service. For a real emergency in Cyprus, call 112 (EU) or 199(Cyprus). We aren't telemedicine, we don't sell medicine, and we don't replace calling the pharmacy first.

Install on your home screen

CyNightMeds is a Progressive Web App. On iOS, tap Share in Safari and Add to Home Screen. On Android, tap the browser menu and Install App. After that it opens like a native app and works on cached data even offline.

Languages

English and Greek, equal weight. The toggle in the header switches between them and remembers your choice on this device.

Our medical advisor

On-call pharmacy data is YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) content under Google's framework, so the editorial bar is higher than a typical site. We're in the process of bringing on a Cyprus-licensed pharmacist as our medical advisor; once they are in place, every blog post and explainer on the site will carry a named review stamp.