The apothecary of Bridge Veyle was created in 1718 by the Sisters of St. Martha. Restored in 2000, is incorporated into the new hospital. Eighteenth century, it retained its wood on which the pots are placed in Lyon faience decorated "three blue nuts": shrimp, Pill jars with or without lids, pots, guns, bottles pedestal. The furniture consists of two chairs called "bones of sheep" and a time table of Louis XIII. A painting of Louis XIV period is a virgin child.