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Pharmacy First lets you see a pharmacist for seven common conditions without a GP referral - sore throat, earache, sinusitis, urinary tract infection, shingles, impetigo, and infected insect bites. Appointments are free on the NHS and usually available the same day. If the pharmacist thinks you need further care, they will refer you to the right place.
High blood pressure (hypertension) affects 1 in 3 adults in the UK. If left untreated it can cause heart problems, strokes and damage to vital organs. Therefore, it’s crucial to be aware of the risks and how you can reduce them. That’s where we can help, why not visit us and have one of our trained pharmacy staff members check your blood pressure for free.
Contraceptive advice including the morning after pill. This service is for confidential advice and for the provision of Emergency Hormonal Contraception.
Providing support for patients diagnosed with a long term condition who have a newly prescribed medicine. To help improve your adherence and your understanding of the medicine generally leading to better health outcomes.
Pharmacy First is an NHS service that encourages patients to visit their local pharmacy first instead of going to their GP for a range of conditions which can be assessed and treated by pharmacists. The conditions that are covered and the eligible patients can access free advice and treatment for includes (but is not limited to): Urinary Tract Infection - for women age 16 to under 65 years), Impetigo and Infected nappy rash. Think pharmacy first. Local and convenient access to expert advice and treatments.
This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine, given at least 10 days before you travel, which will last FOR LIFE.
This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for one dose of hepatitis A vaccine.
This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for one dose of hepatitis B vaccine.
This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for a course of sachets to be dissolved in water to protect you against cholera.
The chickenpox (varicella) vaccine is a series of two shots that can protect nearly everyone from contracting chickenpox. The first should be given at the age of 12-18 months and the second shot should be given between 4-6 years of age. Older children and adults should also have two shots, with the second shot occurring at least 28 days after the first. £60 per dose, full course £120.
This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for one typhoid injection or three capsules – both offer protection against typhoid for three years.
This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for one dose of DTP vaccine – you only need one injection as a booster.
If you're heading to a high risk country, it's good to be informed about meningococcal ACWY. For a free assessment, expert advice, and access to vaccinations and anti-malarials, book an appointment online. Ideally, this should be six to eight weeks before departure, but it’s never too late to seek advice if you're leaving sooner. Please note the service is only available to those who travel abroad, and this vaccination can only be offered to those who it is suitable for, who are travelling to an area where meningitis ACWY is recommended to protect travellers.
This is a private (paid-for) service from your Pharmacist for people aged 3-85 years who are not pregnant or breastfeeding, do not have any problems with their immune system and have not taken steroid tablets in the last month. £120 per dose, £240 full course. 28 days apart or 7 days apart (rapid course).
This is a private (paid-for) service from your Pharmacist for one dose of rabies vaccine. A full course is three doses. £120 per dose, £360 full course.
Flu vaccination Service - Private | Charge £25