Most FiveM cities have a hospital and a drug trade, and absolutely nothing in between. O’Deas Pharmacy V2 is the missing middle: a working neighborhood drugstore where players pick up prescriptions, EMS restocks supplies, and the odd transaction happens that the manager would rather not log.

Walk it front to back

Step in off the street and you’re on a bright retail floor — green-and-white O’Deas branding, stocked shelving islands, a wall of over-the-counter meds and a proper waiting area by the window. At the back, a curved prescription counter with registers and a dedicated pickup shelf gives your pharmacists an actual workstation instead of a folding table and a prayer.

Behind the counter it turns staff-only: a locker room for clock-in RP and a back office with desks, monitors, and a safe in the corner — useful for payroll, and equally useful when someone decides the day’s takings shouldn’t stay there overnight.

Legal job by day, plot device by night

• Pharmacist as a whitelist or player-run business — sell bandages, painkillers and medkits over the counter
• Prescription mechanics — hook the counter into your medical or prescription script so doctors write scripts and this is where they get filled
• Criminal storylines — robberies on the safe, under-the-counter pill deals, or the supply chain your drug economy has been missing

Light on your server

This is a compact single-interior MLO with clean geometry and a small download, so it earns its slot without denting client performance. It’s standalone — no framework dependency — and slots into ESX, QBCore or anything custom with whatever target and job scripts you already run.

Install

Drop the resource into your server, ensure it, and make sure wxmaps_commons is running alongside it like other WXMAPS interiors. Set your blip, hire a pharmacist, and let the city argue about whether the place is legit.