What the pharmacy can do for you

Some services are free on the NHS if you are eligible. Each private clinic lists its prices on its page.

Free on the NHS

No charge if you are eligible.

Pharmacy First

Seven common conditions assessed and treated without a GP appointment.

Free on the NHS

Flu vaccination

Free on the NHS if you are eligible. A private flu vaccination for everyone else.

Free for eligible groups

Private clinics

Paid services after a one-to-one consultation. Every page lists our prices.

Weight-loss consultation

A one-to-one consultation about your weight, with height, weight and BMI checks.

NHS route via your GP for some

Travel clinic

Vaccines and malaria tablets for your trip, after a talk about where you are going.

Some vaccines free at your GP

Private vaccinations

Chickenpox, HPV, shingles, meningitis B, RSV, whooping cough and more.

Free on the NHS for some groups

Men's health

Erectile dysfunction and hair loss treatment, after a private consultation.

Private consultation

Women's health

Period delay, period pain, cystitis and unwanted facial hair.

Cystitis free via Pharmacy First for some

Minor conditions

Ear pain, haemorrhoids, mouth thrush, back pain, flu and hay fever treatment.

Children's earache free via Pharmacy First

Skin clinic

Acne and impetigo treatment, after a consultation with our pharmacist.

Impetigo free via Pharmacy First

How a visit works

01

Tell us what is wrong

Say a few words at the counter. If it is something we can help with, we will take you through to the pharmacist.

02

Sit down with the pharmacist

You talk in the consultation room with the door closed. The pharmacist asks about your health and takes a look if that helps.

03

Leave knowing what to do

That might be treatment to take home, advice that costs nothing, or the name of the service that can help you faster.

04

Come back any time

If it gets worse, or nothing changes, come in again or ring us. Asking twice costs nothing either.

Speak to a pharmacist today

Call us or walk in during opening hours. Some clinics need a booked consultation.

Call the pharmacy