Yes, you may need a prescription for Ciprofloxacin and Loperamide from a pharmacist, but some pharmacists are able to prescribe these medications without a doctor's prescription. It is recommended to have your vaccination record up to date and to bring it with you when visiting the pharmacist. Some pharmacies may charge a consultation fee, but most should be able to provide you with the necessary medications for your trip to Cuba.
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