⏰ 7 PM – 8 AM · Sunday: all day.One pharmacy Punda side and one Otrabanda side on duty nightly. On Sundays only the duty pharmacy is open — all day.
On Duty Tonight
🦷 Dentist on duty in Curaçao on weekends and public holidays.
Dentist On Duty
🇦🇼 Aruba — urgent dental care
AZV provides the current dentist-on-duty information through its app. For an after-hours dental emergency, call the on-duty connection number: 📞 Aruba dental emergency · +297 527-4000
🇧🇶 Bonaire — urgent dental care
Coral Dental states that its regular number is forwarded to its on-call dentist outside opening hours: 📞 Coral Dental emergency · +599 789-2026 For a life-threatening emergency on Bonaire, call ambulance 912.
📅 Schedule
Duty Schedule
Monthly on-duty schedule for Aruba and Curaçao pharmacies.
📅 July 2026 — ArubaJuly 2026
Dates
🟢 Oranjestad duty area
🔵 San Nicolas duty area
📅 July 2026 — CuraçaoJuly 2026
Date
Day
🟢 Punda
🔵 Otrabanda
🇦🇼Aruba
Dentist on Duty — Coming Soon
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🇧🇶Bonaire
Dentist on Duty — Coming Soon
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Dentist duty covers emergencies only — toothache, broken tooth, swelling or abscess. For routine care like cleanings or check-ups, contact your regular dentist.
Publicly supported healthcare contacts for Bonaire. Details can change, so call before visiting.
Public-source review: Jul 18, 2026 · Call before visiting
🏥 Aruba Medical Directory
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A public-source medical directory for Aruba. Provider details can change; call before visiting.
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Directory reference only. Pharmacy contacts were checked against AZV in July 2026. Individual practitioner records may change; confirm directly with AZV or the provider before travelling.
🏥 Curaçao Medical Directory
Find a Specialist Curaçao
A public-source medical directory for Curaçao. Provider details can change; call before visiting.
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Directory reference only. Pharmacy contacts were reviewed in July 2026. Individual practitioner records are not a live register; confirm directly with the provider before travelling.
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🆘 Emergency First Aid
First Aid Quick Guide
Basic emergency reference for Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire. Always call emergency services first.
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Strict Legal Notice & Medical Disclaimer
NOT MEDICAL ADVICE: This content is for general informational purposes only and is NOT a substitute for professional medical advice.
EMERGENCY PROTOCOL: In a life-threatening situation, call the correct emergency number for your island immediately. Never delay seeking help because of this website.
NO LIABILITY: The owners of Botika Na Warda are not medical professionals. Use of this guide is at your own risk. We are not liable for any injury or damage resulting from the use of this information.
NO GUARANTEE: We do not warrant that this information is complete or up-to-date. BY USING THESE GUIDES, YOU AGREE TO THESE TERMS.
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Call the correct emergency number for your island
Numbers differ by island — use the verified quick-call buttons below.
Emergency numbers checked July 18, 2026. Curaçao non-emergency police: 917. Bonaire police non-emergency: +599 715-8000. Use emergency lines only for urgent situations.
📋 Quick Reference Guide
❤️ CPR
If unresponsive and not breathing normally, call emergency services and get an AED
For an adult, push hard and fast in the center of the chest at 100–120 compressions per minute
Use the AED as soon as available and follow its spoken instructions
Child and infant CPR differs—follow the emergency dispatcher’s instructions
🧠 Stroke — F.A.S.T.
Face drooping
Arm weakness
Speech difficulty
Time — call your island’s emergency service immediately
🌊 Drowning
Call emergency services and remove the person from the water only if safe to do so
If not breathing normally, begin CPR and use an AED as soon as available
Use the recovery position only if the person is unconscious but breathing normally
Do not attempt to force water out or perform a blind finger sweep
😮 Choking
If the person cannot cough, speak or breathe, call emergency services
Adult/child: alternate 5 back blows with 5 abdominal thrusts until relieved
Infant: alternate 5 back blows with 5 chest thrusts—never abdominal thrusts
Use chest thrusts instead of abdominal thrusts during pregnancy; if unresponsive, begin CPR
🩸 Diabetes Emergency
Signs: shaky, confused, sweating
If conscious: give a sugary drink (not diet) or candy
If unconscious: call your island’s emergency service — do not give anything by mouth
🫁 Breathing Problems
Asthma (wheezing): sit upright, use inhaler if available
Hyperventilation: reassure them and encourage slow, gentle breathing—never use a paper bag
Severe symptoms, blue lips, chest pain or no improvement: call emergency services
🩹 Bleeding
Apply firm, direct pressure with a clean cloth
Do not remove the cloth — add more on top if soaked
For life-threatening bleeding, call emergency services; use a commercial tourniquet only if trained
🦵 Impact Injuries — R.I.C.E.
Rest — stop activity immediately
Ice — 15 minutes (cloth between ice and skin)
Compression — wrap firmly, not too tight
Elevation — raise above heart level
🔥 Burns
Cool under running room-temperature water for 20 minutes
No ice, no butter, no toothpaste
Cover loosely with a clean non-fluffy cloth
😵 Fainting
Lay them on their back
Elevate their legs above heart level
Loosen any tight clothing around neck or waist
☀️ Heatstroke
Heatstroke is life-threatening: confusion, collapse, seizure or very hot skin requires an immediate emergency call
Move to a cool area, remove outer clothing and cool rapidly with cool water, wet cloths and airflow
Do not give anything by mouth if confused, vomiting, having a seizure or unconscious
⚡ Electric Shock
Do NOT touch the person until the power source is turned off
Call your island’s emergency service immediately
Do not move them unless there is immediate danger
🌴 Local Caribbean Hazards
🪸 Sea Stings
Jellyfish: rinse with vinegar or seawater — not fresh water
Sea Urchin / Lionfish: soak in hot water (as hot as tolerable)
Seek medical help if symptoms worsen
☠️ Manzaliña — TOXIC TREE
⚠️ Do NOT touch or shelter under this tree
Do NOT eat the small apple-like fruit (“death apple”)
If ingested or after serious skin contact: call your island’s emergency service immediately
This guide is for general informational purposes only. It is not medical advice. Always call the correct emergency number for your island. Guidance reviewed against Red Cross first-aid resources and CDC heat guidance on July 18, 2026.
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How Botika Na Warda collects, uses and protects your information.
Last updated: July 18, 2026
1. Who We Are
Botika Na Warda (“BNW”, “we”, “us”) operates the website botikanawarda.com — a free public service providing duty-pharmacy information for Aruba and Curaçao, plus pharmacy and medical-directory contacts for Bonaire.
2. Information We Collect
We do not collect any personal information such as names, email addresses or phone numbers directly.
However, the following third-party services may collect data when you use our site:
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3. Cookies
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4. How We Use Information
Analytics data is used solely to understand how visitors use the site so we can improve it. We do not sell, rent or share any data with third parties beyond the services listed above.
5. Advertising
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6. Updates
The website does not currently register browser push-notification subscriptions or store push-notification tokens. Visitors may voluntarily follow the external Botika Na Warda WhatsApp channel for updates; WhatsApp’s own privacy terms then apply.
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8. Children’s Privacy
Our service is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from children.