Forgetting to pack something, running out of something, or having an emergency can happen to anyone. 

In France all medications, even ones we can easily buy in the UK like paracetamol and antihistamines, can only be purchased from a pharmacy, No supermarkets or other shops are allowed to sell any medication. It is always a good idea to pack plenty of anything you may need, but sometimes we run out or forgot. 

If you need something like paracetamol while you are in the parks the first aid rooms are able to give a single dose, as they are staffed by trained nurses, but they can only give them to someone who is there and can only give one dose to be taken there. You can return for further doses, e.g. 4 hours later, but again this must be in person.

If you need more non-prescription medication - you will need to visit a pharmacy, the closest one is at Val d'Europe and the details for that are below. Things like paracetamol, ibuprofen and antihistamines can be bought without a prescription and they can also offer advice. 

If you need prescription medication - you will need to obtain a prescription first for things like antibiotics. While the parks are open First Aid can again be a useful resource as they can help find and make an appointment with a Dr, or if needed a dentist. If you are in a Disney hotel and can't get to the parks or they are closed you can call reception, they can send someone from first aid to assess and can then also assist with finding a Dr or having one come out to the hotel.