Meningitis B Vaccine

NHS Flu

Who Can Use the ServiceThis service is available to people who are eligible for a free NHS flu vaccination, including adults aged 65 and over, pregnant women, individuals with certain long-term health conditions, carers, and eligible frontline health and social care workers. A pharmacist will check your eligibility before vaccination.What the Service IncludesThe service includes an NHS eligibility assessment, administration of the seasonal flu vaccine, and advice on possible side effects and aftercare. Vaccination records are updated, and patients receive guidance on staying protected during flu season.Why People Choose This Service From a PharmacyPharmacies offer convenient local access to NHS flu vaccinations with flexible appointment times. Patients appreciate the quick service, professional care, and minimal waiting times. It provides a safe, reliable, and accessible way to protect against seasonal flu.

NHS COVID-19 Vaccination Service

What the Service IncludesThis service is suitable for individuals experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or those who have been exposed to someone who tested positive. It is also available for eligible adults seeking vaccination or booster doses. A pharmacist will assess symptoms, risk factors, and eligibility where appropriate.What the Service IncludesThe service may include testing (where available), vaccination for eligible patients, and professional advice on symptom management. Patients receive guidance on isolation, infection control, and when to seek further medical care. Support and follow-up advice may also be provided.Why People Choose This Service From a PharmacyPharmacies offer convenient local access without long waiting times. Patients value quick appointments and trusted healthcare advice. It provides an accessible and efficient option for testing, vaccination, and support.

Contraceptive Pill Repeat Supply

If you’ve been prescribed the contraceptive pill in the last six months, we can help you access a repeat supply. This private service ensures continuity with the same brand you were originally prescribed, giving you one less thing to worry about. Our pharmacists are here to support your ongoing care.

Pharmacy First - Urinary Tract Infection

A urinary tract infection (UTI) is a bacterial infection that can affect any part of the urinary system, including the kidneys, bladder, ureters, and urethra. UTIs are more common in women, largely due to anatomical differences such as a shorter urethra. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment—typically with antibiotics—are crucial for relieving symptoms and preventing potential complications.

Weight Loss & Management

What the Service IncludesThis service is suitable for adults who are overweight or obese and looking for medical support to manage their weight. It is ideal for individuals with a BMI of 25+ (or lower with certain health risks). A pharmacist will assess medical history and lifestyle to ensure the service is appropriate and safe.What the Service IncludesThe service includes a consultation to assess eligibility, discuss goals, and create a personalised weight management plan. It may involve dietary advice, lifestyle guidance, and prescription weight-loss treatments where suitable. Ongoing monitoring and follow-up support are also provided.Why People Choose This Service From a PharmacyPharmacies offer convenient access without long waiting times. Patients receive professional, face-to-face advice in a discreet and supportive environment. Ongoing support, regular check-ins, and easy access to treatments make it a practical and trusted option.

Pharmacy First - Sore throat

A sore throat, medically known as pharyngitis, is characterized by irritation, scratchiness, or pain in the throat, which often intensifies with swallowing. Although typically a symptom of an underlying condition, recognising its causes and associated symptoms is important for appropriate diagnosis and effective management.

Pharmacy First - Acute otitis Media

Pharmacists can assess and treat middle ear infections under the NHS Pharmacy First scheme. This service provides fast access to advice, pain relief and, when needed, antibiotics, without needing a GP appointment. It offers quick, convenient care for ear pain, fever and discomfort at your local pharmacy.

Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM)

1. What the Service Includes Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) is a diagnostic service that measures your blood pressure automatically over a 24-hour period while you go about your normal daily activities and sleep. A small, portable monitor is fitted to your arm and takes regular readings throughout the day and night. These readings provide a detailed profile of how your blood pressure changes over time, helping to give a more accurate picture than a single reading taken in a clinic. 2. Who Can Use This ServiceThis service is suitable for individuals who: Have been advised to monitor their blood pressure more closely Have previously recorded high blood pressure readings in a clinic Need confirmation of a possible high blood pressure diagnosis Are currently taking medication for blood pressure and require monitoring Want a comprehensive assessment of their blood pressure pattern over 24 hours 3. Why People Choose ABPM at a Pharmacy Provides more accurate and detailed blood pressure data than single readings Helps identify conditions such as “white coat” hypertension or masked hypertension Convenient and professional service without needing to attend multiple appointments Fast results that can be shared with your healthcare professional if needed Carried out by trained pharmacy staff in a comfortable and accessible setting 4. How the Process Works A trained member of the pharmacy team fits the monitor to your arm. You wear the monitor for approximately 24 hours during normal daily activities and sleep. The device records blood pressure readings at regular intervals. You return the monitor to the pharmacy the next day for analysis. A detailed report of your blood pressure readings is provided. This service helps provide a clearer understanding of your blood pressure and supports better decisions about your health and treatment if required.

Pharmacy First - Sinusitis

Sinusitis, commonly referred to as a sinus infection, is the inflammation of the sinus cavities—air-filled spaces located behind the forehead, cheeks, and eyes. This condition typically occurs when these cavities become blocked and infected, resulting in discomfort and a range of symptoms. As a prevalent health issue, a clear understanding of sinusitis is essential for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

Pharmacy First Services

NHS Services

Private Services

Other Services