Shop details
Each shop page shows what the HKShop database holds: name, district and address, telephone, opening hours, group, tags and map location.
Tags such as “Registered pharmacy” and “No Fakes Pledge” are shown as labelled in the HKShop database.
The site is mainly in Traditional Chinese, with Simplified Chinese and English interfaces; shop details without a translation are shown in Traditional Chinese.
Shop data last updated: 2026-11-13
Data sources
Some English names and addresses, phone numbers and “Registered pharmacy” tags, and the shop pages added from the lists, come from the Department of Health lists of Authorized Sellers of Poisons (registered pharmacies) and Listed Sellers of Poisons (licensed medicine stores) published on DATA.GOV.HK.
Some “No Fakes Pledge” tags come from the Intellectual Property Department list of No Fakes Pledge participating retailers published on DATA.GOV.HK, which records a retailer’s pledge and is not a licence.
Some opening hours and pharmacy counter hours come from the official website of the shop or its group; shop pages show the date they were verified. Opening hours are not the same as pharmacy counter hours. The late-opening lists count opening hours only, and only shops verified recently.
The hospital pages show public data on 60 hospitals and institutions: Hospital Authority hospitals and institutions, private hospitals licensed by the Department of Health, and other official medical institutions.Sources: Hospital Authority / Department of Health / Lands Department / Home Affairs Department / DATA.GOV.HK. A&E waiting times come from data the Hospital Authority publishes on DATA.GOV.HK. They are estimates, and the figures published by the hospital prevail; data older than 60 minutes is not shown. The 24-hour outpatient / emergency services of private hospitals are as announced by the Government on 20 March 2024.
HKShop information is for reference only and is not medical advice. Opening hours may change, so please call the shop before you go. In an emergency, go straight to A&E or call 999.