An exception to every rule, naturally.

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Astrid is Australia’s first female-led dispensary and specialty clinic;  a boutique pharmacy and clinic pioneering natural therapies from the heart of South Yarra, Melbourne VIC and Byron Bay, Northern Rivers NSW. 

Founded by pharmacist Lisa Nguyen, Astrid Dispensary supports people across Australia on their health journey through an elevated patient telehealth and dispensary experience. Dr Shu Ng leads the Astrid Clinic team to support patients across Australia and provides the most up-to-date expert medical advice around natural medicines. 

Sophisticated, modern and transformative – Astrid is not only an ecosystem for access, advocacy and education of natural therapies, but it is a destination for premium skincare brands, evidence-based gut health solutions and plant-based body care products. 

Contact the friendly Astrid team today.

 

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LOCATIONS

MELBOURNE

575 Chapel St
South Yarra, VIC 3141
Australia

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BYRON BAY

57-58, 1 Porter St
Byron Bay, NSW 2481
Australia

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OPENING HOURS

SOUTH YARRA

Monday to Friday
9am – 6pm

Saturday
10am – 3pm

Closed on public holidays

BYRON BAY

Monday to Friday
9am – 5pm

Saturday and Sunday
Closed

Closed on public holidays

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We believed that medicinal cannabis could play a meaningful role in the future of healthcare, but only if it was supported by data rather than stories alone.

The 10 Year Series: Chad Walkaden

“We believed that medicinal cannabis could play a meaningful role in the future of healthcare, but only if it was supported by data rather than stories alone.” — Chad Walkaden

Whilst cannabis is not a panacea that can address everything, for some, it addresses what nothing else could... and that makes it a medicine worth fighting for.

The 10 Year Series: Justin Sinclair 

“Whilst cannabis is not a panacea that can address everything, for some, it addresses what nothing else could… and that makes it a medicine worth fighting for.” — Justin Sinclair (MHerbMed, BHSc)