When you give your prescription to a pharmacist, they will use the information on this to get your medicines

If you have any unused medicines at your home, you can take them to your pharmacist who will dispose of them safely.

Emergency Hormonal Contraception must be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex. EHC or “the Morning After Pill” is available either from the Pharmacy (following a consultation with one of our Pharmacists) or on prescription from your GP. In order to obtain it from the Pharmacy you must be 16 or over.

This is a condition that affects many men and yet many fail to resolve the problem effectively. A confidential assessment with our Pharmacist will help to identify any underlying medical reasons for the problem. Following assessment, if you are suitable for treatment, we will be able to provide you with the appropriate medication and advice. Please contact one of our pharmacists.

Make life easier for yourself and let us order your prescription on your behalf. Simply let us know what repeat medicines you need, a few days before they run out, either in person, by phone, fax or email and we will arrange to collect it from your Doctors surgery. When we have collected your prescription it will be dispensed and waiting for you to collect at the pharmacy. We also provide a free local home delivery service for customers.

Our pharmacists are trained to give advice on medical requirements for travellers, including anti-malarial treatments, travel vaccinations and travel diarrhoea.

Also known as “medicine check-ups” or “medicine MOTs”, this is a free NHS consultation with a pharmacist about a person's medicines. Consultations are held in a private consultation area so your conversation will not be overheard. The service aims to improve your understanding of your medicines

Our pharmacists are able to provide treatments on the NHS for a range of minor ailments such as athlete’s foot or head lice.

Our pharmacist may offer you a free flu vaccine if you are in one of the at risk groups. If you are not in the at risk groups but would still like to have a vaccine, you may also be able to pay for this vaccine.

If you are prescribed a new medicine for the first time for either an existing or newly-diagnosed health problem, you may be able to get extra help and advice about your medicine from your local pharmacist through a free scheme called The New Medicine Service. The New Medicine Service (NMS) is a free NHS service for people who have been newly prescribed a medicine to thin the blood or to treat one of these conditions: Asthma / Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Diabetes (Type 2) High blood pressure When you are prescribed the medication to treat a long term condition for the first time our pharmacist will support you to use the medicine safely and to best effect. Our pharmacist will then contact you two weeks later to check how you are getting along and to check if you may have any problems. At the end of the first month you will be contacted again for a check up.

Our pharmacist can provide you with advice and tips on keeping healthy such as stopping smoking, how to eat healthily and how to get enough exercise. You can also get leaflets and written information to help you make healthier choices.

This service allows you to collect your regular repeat prescription medicines directly from your pharmacy for an agreed period of time. You will need to give your GP permission for them to share information with your local pharmacy. When you need a prescription you then get your medicines directly from your pharmacist without having to go to your GP.

If our pharmacist thinks you need additional help from other healthcare professionals, social services or voluntary organisations, they can provide you with contact details.

Pharmacists, like other healthcare professionals want to make sure that you can look after yourself and your family. Your pharmacy can help you to do this by giving advice on treating minor ailments like coughs and colds or long term conditions such as asthma and diabetes

We offer a comprehensive travel advice service which includes dispensing of prescriptions for travel medicines, a wide range of OTC products, advice on holiday medicines and help with travel requirements. In addition, we are able to offer a full range of anti-malarial preparations without the need for a prescription which include Malarone TM & Doxycycline As part of our service, we are able to offer vaccination against Meningitis, Hepatis A vaccine, Hepatitis B vaccine, Rabies vaccine, Typhoid vaccine and Diphtheria +tetanus+polio (DTP) vaccine.