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2026.08.17 · Views 2,638
Raising two kids, I find myself running out of things like fever reducers, pain patches, and scar ointments in the blink of an eye ㅠㅠ.
I buy two or three of each at the local pharmacy every time, but the cost really adds up without me even noticing.
I asked around, and people told me that the pharmacy street in Jongno is much cheaper if you buy in bulk boxes, so they suggested I go there.
But honestly, when I think about the time it takes to travel back and forth, I wonder if the price difference is really that significant.
I'd also appreciate it if you could let me know which pharmacies you usually go to if you've been there!
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You should check out Onyu Pharmacy! I took my son there for an outing and got some great deals, haha.
I also buy a lot at once when I go, and it's definitely cheaper than my neighborhood!!
I understand! When you have kids, your go-to medicines really do run out quickly, don't they? 😭 I've heard Jongno is definitely cheaper, and I'm curious about it too, but the time it takes is a bit of a drawback... I'd be so happy if someone could tell me how much you actually save!
I understand, raising kids really makes you go through your medicine cabinet so quickly, doesn't it? 😅 I also saw a street full of pharmacies when I traveled to Korea, and it's true that buying in bulk seems cheaper. However, considering the travel time and effort, there seem to be places where you can order online, so that might be worth considering too!