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Price varies depending on product and quantity chosen - The Medicated Weight Loss Service can help you achieve a sustained and healthy weight loss, with ongoing advice and support alongside a prescription medication treatment.
Altitude sickness usually effects people who are climbing above 2500m. It is always a good idea get gain altitude slowly - preferably over a few days if you are intending on exceeding this. The following medicines may help treat altitude sickness:
-acetazolamide to prevent and treat high-altitude sickness
-ibuprofen and paracetamol for headaches
-anti-sickness medicine, such as promethazine, for nausea
Promethazine, ibuprofen, and paracetamol are all available from pharmacies. You do not need a prescription to buy them.
Acetazolamide 250mg tablets works to treat altitude sickness by increasing the amount of urine produced, consequently altering the acidity of the blood. This leads to a reduction in fluid in the lungs and around the brain. The result is improved breathing and relief from the symptoms of altitude sickness.
The price quoted is for the consultation and for 10 x acetazolamide tablets. The dose is half a tablet taken twice daily starting 1-2 days before starting your climb and continuing whilst at high altitude.
-acetazolamide to prevent and treat high-altitude sickness
-ibuprofen and paracetamol for headaches
-anti-sickness medicine, such as promethazine, for nausea
Promethazine, ibuprofen, and paracetamol are all available from pharmacies. You do not need a prescription to buy them.
Acetazolamide 250mg tablets works to treat altitude sickness by increasing the amount of urine produced, consequently altering the acidity of the blood. This leads to a reduction in fluid in the lungs and around the brain. The result is improved breathing and relief from the symptoms of altitude sickness.
The price quoted is for the consultation and for 10 x acetazolamide tablets. The dose is half a tablet taken twice daily starting 1-2 days before starting your climb and continuing whilst at high altitude.
Patients over 12 years old
This is a blood pressure check performed by one of our trained members of staff.
The chickenpox vaccine is suitable for patients from 9 months of age up to the age of 65. It is only recommended if you have not had chickenpox.
This vaccine is not suitable for pregnant women or women who are trying for a baby. The chickenpox vaccination should be administered with at least a 4-week gap from some other vaccinations. If you have had another vaccination recently, contact our pharmacist and we can advise.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – for full protection you will need two doses, four to eight weeks apart (your pharmacist will advise when the second dose is due).
This vaccine is not generally available on the NHS.
This vaccine is not suitable for pregnant women or women who are trying for a baby. The chickenpox vaccination should be administered with at least a 4-week gap from some other vaccinations. If you have had another vaccination recently, contact our pharmacist and we can advise.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – for full protection you will need two doses, four to eight weeks apart (your pharmacist will advise when the second dose is due).
This vaccine is not generally available on the NHS.
The cholera vaccination is given orally and usually involves two doses, which need to be taken a minimum of 7 days apart. To be protected abroad, you need to finish the course at least one week before travelling. The price quoted is for both doses.
According to estimates from Heart UK, over half of all adults in England have raised cholesterol above 5mmol/l. Having a high cholesterol level (hyperlipidaemia) can have a serious effect on a person’s health as it increases the risk of having a heart attack or stroke.
The screening service is designed to establish a patient’s Total Cholesterol (TC)/High Density Lipid (HDL) ratio and give an indication of their blood lipid profile. The procedure involves a finger-prick test the result will be available within 5 minutes.
The screening service is designed to establish a patient’s Total Cholesterol (TC)/High Density Lipid (HDL) ratio and give an indication of their blood lipid profile. The procedure involves a finger-prick test the result will be available within 5 minutes.
Our pharmacists can provide free confidential NHS advice and usually treatment for a range of common ailments without you having to make an appointment to see your GP.
The list of common ailments includes:
-ACNE
-ATHLETE’S FOOT
-BACK PAIN (ACUTE) IN ADULTS
-CHICKENPOX – IN CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS
-COLD SORES
-COLIC
-CONJUNCTIVITIS
-CONSTIPATION
-DIARRHOEA
-DRY EYES
-DRY SKIN/DERMATITIS
-HAEMORRHOIDS
-HAY FEVER
-HEAD LICE
-INDIGESTION AND REFLUX
-INGROWING TOENAIL
-MOUTH ULCERS
-NAPPY RASH
-ORAL THRUSH
-RINGWORM
-SCABIES
-SORE THROAT AND TONSILLITIS (BOOK HERE)
-TEETHING
-THREADWORMS
-VAGINAL THRUSH
-WARTS AND VERRUCAE
-UTI (URINARY TRACT INFECTION) (BOOK HERE)
If you suspect that you may have one of these conditions, we will usually be available without needing an appointment so pop in and we will assist you.
For any conditions that are not covered in this list, please try one of our other services
The list of common ailments includes:
-ACNE
-ATHLETE’S FOOT
-BACK PAIN (ACUTE) IN ADULTS
-CHICKENPOX – IN CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS
-COLD SORES
-COLIC
-CONJUNCTIVITIS
-CONSTIPATION
-DIARRHOEA
-DRY EYES
-DRY SKIN/DERMATITIS
-HAEMORRHOIDS
-HAY FEVER
-HEAD LICE
-INDIGESTION AND REFLUX
-INGROWING TOENAIL
-MOUTH ULCERS
-NAPPY RASH
-ORAL THRUSH
-RINGWORM
-SCABIES
-SORE THROAT AND TONSILLITIS (BOOK HERE)
-TEETHING
-THREADWORMS
-VAGINAL THRUSH
-WARTS AND VERRUCAE
-UTI (URINARY TRACT INFECTION) (BOOK HERE)
If you suspect that you may have one of these conditions, we will usually be available without needing an appointment so pop in and we will assist you.
For any conditions that are not covered in this list, please try one of our other services
For female patients aged 16 years and above
This service comprises of a 12-week programme where one of our pharmacists or technicians can help support you on your journey to stop smoking.
During the initial consultation we will take the necessary details and discuss the nature of your habit and reasons for wanting to quit. We will then go through the potential nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products that are available and which ones may suit you. We can also suggest good coping strategies for dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Once we have decided on a treatment pathway together, you will be provided with the appropriate products. For the first few weeks the consultations are weekly then moving to fortnightly around halfway through the programme.
This service does require that you stop smoking completely once it begins. We will monitor your carbon monoxide levels at each appointment to check that this has been adhered to.
During the initial consultation we will take the necessary details and discuss the nature of your habit and reasons for wanting to quit. We will then go through the potential nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products that are available and which ones may suit you. We can also suggest good coping strategies for dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Once we have decided on a treatment pathway together, you will be provided with the appropriate products. For the first few weeks the consultations are weekly then moving to fortnightly around halfway through the programme.
This service does require that you stop smoking completely once it begins. We will monitor your carbon monoxide levels at each appointment to check that this has been adhered to.
Price varies depending on product and quantity chosen - The Medicated Weight Loss Service can help you achieve a sustained and healthy weight loss, with ongoing advice and support alongside a prescription medication treatment.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
- Mounjaro (Tirzepatide): price starts at £179 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Wegovy (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Saxenda (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
- Xenical (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
- Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no initial charge for the consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
- Mounjaro (Tirzepatide): price starts at £179 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Wegovy (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Saxenda (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
- Xenical (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
- Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no initial charge for the consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
For patients that fall outside the scope of the regular Urinary Tract Infection service. We can treat patients over 65 years - both male and females, pregnant women and diabetics.
Dapoxetine (Priligy) 30mg £28 for 3 tablets or £45 for 6; 60mg £35 for 3 tablets or £60 for 6.
We can examine and treat a wide variety of skin infections including but not limited to:
Impetigo;
Cellulitis;
Abscesses (not dental);
Boils;
Infected Eczema;
Infected insect bites
Impetigo;
Cellulitis;
Abscesses (not dental);
Boils;
Infected Eczema;
Infected insect bites
** 2024/2025 UPDATE **
THIS SERVICE WILL BEGIN ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER 2024 AND RUN UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 2025
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
THIS SERVICE WILL BEGIN ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER 2024 AND RUN UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 2025
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect your urinary tract, including your bladder (cystitis), urethra or kidneys. UTIs may be treated with antibiotics, but they are NOT always needed.
This is an NHS funded service and is available to non-pregnant women aged 16 to 64 and may involve a urine test.
If you have symptoms of a UTI, such as burning pain when urinating, needing to urinate more often or have cloudy urine - you could receive antibiotics without the need for an appointment with your GP. If this is a regular problem, you are diabetic or are post-menopausal you may need to be referred to a GP.
This is an NHS funded service and is available to non-pregnant women aged 16 to 64 and may involve a urine test.
If you have symptoms of a UTI, such as burning pain when urinating, needing to urinate more often or have cloudy urine - you could receive antibiotics without the need for an appointment with your GP. If this is a regular problem, you are diabetic or are post-menopausal you may need to be referred to a GP.
You should get your polio, diphtheria and tetanus booster two weeks before travel. If you have had the vaccine before (it is part of the NHS childhood vaccination schedule), you will need one dose as a booster.
The vaccine protects you for 10 years after which, you will require another booster.
The vaccine protects you for 10 years after which, you will require another booster.
Hepatitis A is a viral infection, which affects the liver and is usually ingested via contaminated food or water whilst travelling abroad. It is endemic in countries with an insufficient sanitation system. It can spread rapidly and is known to cause sudden epidemics. After an incubation period of 2 – 4 weeks, patients usually develop hepatitis A symptoms such as fever, digestive problems, and jaundice.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – one dose will protect you in the short term (for about 1 year), but you will need a booster 6-12 months later for long-term protection (up to 25 years).
You may be eligible for a free hepatitis A vaccination on the NHS from your GP practice – your GP or Practice Nurse can advise you.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – one dose will protect you in the short term (for about 1 year), but you will need a booster 6-12 months later for long-term protection (up to 25 years).
You may be eligible for a free hepatitis A vaccination on the NHS from your GP practice – your GP or Practice Nurse can advise you.
Hepatitis B is a type of hepatitis, a viral infection which can cause damage to the liver. Unlike hepatitis A, the hepatitis B virus is not usually transmitted via contaminated water but rather via bodily fluids such as blood or via contaminated needles. Hepatitis B can cause a range of flu like symptoms as well as jaundice. It can become chronic and lead to liver damage and failure.
The course consists of three doses. The second injection is given four weeks after the first, and the third injection should be given five months later (completing the course in six months). If travelling at short notice, you may be able to get an accelerated course. You will receive the second injection after seven days, followed by the third injection at least 14 days after the second. To complete the full course in time, you need to get the first dose at least one month before travel. You would require a fourth dose after 1 year to get full immunity.
The quoted price is for each dose of vaccine. A 10% discount is available if all 3 doses are paid up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists to discuss this.
Once you have completed the course, you usually won’t need another booster for five years although they are sometimes recommended after exposure to the disease.
The course consists of three doses. The second injection is given four weeks after the first, and the third injection should be given five months later (completing the course in six months). If travelling at short notice, you may be able to get an accelerated course. You will receive the second injection after seven days, followed by the third injection at least 14 days after the second. To complete the full course in time, you need to get the first dose at least one month before travel. You would require a fourth dose after 1 year to get full immunity.
The quoted price is for each dose of vaccine. A 10% discount is available if all 3 doses are paid up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists to discuss this.
Once you have completed the course, you usually won’t need another booster for five years although they are sometimes recommended after exposure to the disease.
This service allows our pharmacist to supply melatonin 2mg modified release tablets that can alleviate the symptoms of jet lag after a long-haul flight. This is typically a problem if you are crossing several time zones and some people are more prone to suffering from it than others.
Take one tablet on the night of arrival at your destination about 30 minutes before bed. Repeat this the following night.
The price quoted covers the cost of the consultation and for 4 tablets which should be sufficient for the journey out and your return.
Not suitable for under 18s, pregnant or breast-feeding patients. Also if you have liver or kidney problems, have epilepsy, uncontrolled or severe high blood pressure or on oral blood thinners then this medication should be avoided.
Take one tablet on the night of arrival at your destination about 30 minutes before bed. Repeat this the following night.
The price quoted covers the cost of the consultation and for 4 tablets which should be sufficient for the journey out and your return.
Not suitable for under 18s, pregnant or breast-feeding patients. Also if you have liver or kidney problems, have epilepsy, uncontrolled or severe high blood pressure or on oral blood thinners then this medication should be avoided.
Price varies depending on product and quantity - Which malaria tablets you can use depends primarily on where you’re travelling to and during your travel consultation, your pharmacist will tell you which antimalarials are suitable.
Which tablets are best for you also depends on your medical history, the activities you have planned or sometimes your own personal preferences or circumstance.
Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, depending on the length of your trip and the medication you and our pharmacist agree is best for you - however the ones that we generally issue are Malarone (£3 per tablet) and Doxycycline (£0.65 a capsule). The cost of antimalarials for children may differ.
Malaria prevention tablets are not available on the NHS.
Which tablets are best for you also depends on your medical history, the activities you have planned or sometimes your own personal preferences or circumstance.
Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, depending on the length of your trip and the medication you and our pharmacist agree is best for you - however the ones that we generally issue are Malarone (£3 per tablet) and Doxycycline (£0.65 a capsule). The cost of antimalarials for children may differ.
Malaria prevention tablets are not available on the NHS.
There are several types of meningitis which can affect travellers, including meningitis A, C, W, and Y. They are all types of meningococcal meningitis and are caused by bacteria. Compared to viral meningitis, bacterial meningitis is very dangerous and causes inflammation of the meningeal tissue surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Around 10% of meningitis patients can die of the infection, even with treatment.
The symptoms vary from person to person but usually the infection involves a severe headache, a high temperature and vomiting. Some patients also suffer from a stiff neck, are unusually sensitive to light and feel exhausted. The most typical symptom of meningitis is a skin rash, which occurs in many but not all cases.
The meningitis ACWY vaccine provides protection against all four meningitis types included in its name. It is particularly suitable for travellers who could be at risk of contracting one of these.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you need to check whether you will be entering a meningococcal meningitis risk area. It is particularly prominent in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, an area sometimes referred to as the “meningitis belt”. Here, meningitis A is the most frequent cause of the illness, but there have been recent outbreaks of W, X and C.
The meningitis vaccine consists of one single dose, which is administered by injection. You should arrange an appointment with your pharmacist at least two to three weeks before the date of your departure.
It is recommended that students attending university for the first time, receive a single dose of Meningitis ACWY. There is currently a routine NHS vaccine programme for all children in year 9.
No boosters are currently required except for certificate purposes. Some countries, for example Saudi Arabia, demand that you provide a meningitis ACWY certificate prior to entering.
Please note that this does NOT protect you from meningitis B.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you only need one dose.
The symptoms vary from person to person but usually the infection involves a severe headache, a high temperature and vomiting. Some patients also suffer from a stiff neck, are unusually sensitive to light and feel exhausted. The most typical symptom of meningitis is a skin rash, which occurs in many but not all cases.
The meningitis ACWY vaccine provides protection against all four meningitis types included in its name. It is particularly suitable for travellers who could be at risk of contracting one of these.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you need to check whether you will be entering a meningococcal meningitis risk area. It is particularly prominent in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, an area sometimes referred to as the “meningitis belt”. Here, meningitis A is the most frequent cause of the illness, but there have been recent outbreaks of W, X and C.
The meningitis vaccine consists of one single dose, which is administered by injection. You should arrange an appointment with your pharmacist at least two to three weeks before the date of your departure.
It is recommended that students attending university for the first time, receive a single dose of Meningitis ACWY. There is currently a routine NHS vaccine programme for all children in year 9.
No boosters are currently required except for certificate purposes. Some countries, for example Saudi Arabia, demand that you provide a meningitis ACWY certificate prior to entering.
Please note that this does NOT protect you from meningitis B.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you only need one dose.
Our period delay service allows women to postpone and control when their period starts for times when a menstruation would be inconvenient, such as when they are going on holiday.
Norethisterone is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone. Rather than allowing for the natural fall in progesterone during your period, norethisterone keeps your progesterone levels elevated. This delays the shedding of your womb lining, and therefore delays your period. Take one 5mg tablet, three times a day, starting three days before your expected period.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) which would be suitable for a week-long delay. We can supply up to a 2-week delay (for 14 days plus the 3 days prior to expected onset of period) for an additional fee. Menstruation usually occurs within 3 days of finishing the course of norethistorone.
This service is only suitable for females over the age of 16 who are not pregnant or breast-feeding and not on any kind of oral contraceptives. Liver disease, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders would also exclude you from using this treatment. For full details please contact the pharmacy.
Norethisterone is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone. Rather than allowing for the natural fall in progesterone during your period, norethisterone keeps your progesterone levels elevated. This delays the shedding of your womb lining, and therefore delays your period. Take one 5mg tablet, three times a day, starting three days before your expected period.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) which would be suitable for a week-long delay. We can supply up to a 2-week delay (for 14 days plus the 3 days prior to expected onset of period) for an additional fee. Menstruation usually occurs within 3 days of finishing the course of norethistorone.
This service is only suitable for females over the age of 16 who are not pregnant or breast-feeding and not on any kind of oral contraceptives. Liver disease, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders would also exclude you from using this treatment. For full details please contact the pharmacy.
Rabies vaccines are given to prevent infection prior to travelling to a high-risk area. It is also used to prevent the illness from spreading to the nervous system after an animal bite. As medical treatment is not always readily available in countries with a high risk, you may need to protect yourself with a rabies injection before leaving the country.
The pre-exposure rabies vaccine is administered with an intramuscular injection and consists of three doses. The three doses need to be given within a specific period, so you should begin the treatment at least one month before travelling. You will receive the second dose 7 days after the first, the third dose should be received on the 28th day. If there isn’t enough time then the third dose can be administered on the 21st day.
The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – a full course is three doses unless you have had a course of vaccination before. A 10% discount is available if you purchase the whole course up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists if you would like to arrange this.
Rabies vaccination is not available on the NHS.
The rabies vaccine protects you for 10 years. If you are working with animals or are otherwise at a higher risk, more frequent boosters may be recommended.
The pre-exposure rabies vaccine is administered with an intramuscular injection and consists of three doses. The three doses need to be given within a specific period, so you should begin the treatment at least one month before travelling. You will receive the second dose 7 days after the first, the third dose should be received on the 28th day. If there isn’t enough time then the third dose can be administered on the 21st day.
The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – a full course is three doses unless you have had a course of vaccination before. A 10% discount is available if you purchase the whole course up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists if you would like to arrange this.
Rabies vaccination is not available on the NHS.
The rabies vaccine protects you for 10 years. If you are working with animals or are otherwise at a higher risk, more frequent boosters may be recommended.
Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral infection endemic to many European countries and can cause serious complications, such as inflammation of the brain. If you are planning to stay in an area with a high occurrence of infected ticks, a TBE vaccination is the safest way of avoiding the infection. It is particularly relevant if you are planning to spend a lot of time outdoors.
The course consists of three doses. The second dose is given 1 – 3 months after the first. The third dose is given 5 – 12 months after the second dose.
You need the first two doses to be protected and the 2nd dose need to be given at least two weeks before travel. Therefore, you should get the first dose at around two months before travel – the earlier, the better.
If you are travelling at short notice, you may be able to have the first two doses 14 days apart. You need to start this course at least 4 weeks before travel to be fully protected by the time you go.
Once you have completed the three-dose course, you are protected for three years. You need a booster to remain protected once the three years are up. The price quoted is for a single vaccine - a 10% discount is available if the full course is paid for up front.
The course consists of three doses. The second dose is given 1 – 3 months after the first. The third dose is given 5 – 12 months after the second dose.
You need the first two doses to be protected and the 2nd dose need to be given at least two weeks before travel. Therefore, you should get the first dose at around two months before travel – the earlier, the better.
If you are travelling at short notice, you may be able to have the first two doses 14 days apart. You need to start this course at least 4 weeks before travel to be fully protected by the time you go.
Once you have completed the three-dose course, you are protected for three years. You need a booster to remain protected once the three years are up. The price quoted is for a single vaccine - a 10% discount is available if the full course is paid for up front.
If you are travelling somewhere exotic and you don't know where to start when it comes to which vaccinations you need or what medication is appropriate - we've got you covered!
This is a one-to-one consultation with a pharmacist where we can determine all your requirements prior to travelling.
This can include appropriate vaccinations and malaria prevention medication but also period delay, altitude sickness, insect repellents and much more.
We always recommend doing this in plenty of time before travelling as many vaccines involve a course of doses which need to be started several weeks before travelling.
This is a one-to-one consultation with a pharmacist where we can determine all your requirements prior to travelling.
This can include appropriate vaccinations and malaria prevention medication but also period delay, altitude sickness, insect repellents and much more.
We always recommend doing this in plenty of time before travelling as many vaccines involve a course of doses which need to be started several weeks before travelling.
Travellers’ diarrhoea is a common complaint, which can be caused by bacteria, viruses, and protozoa. Many travellers experience diarrhoea at some point during their travels when visiting high risk countries in South America, Africa, or Asia. Most diagnosed cases of travellers’ diarrhoea are caused by bacteria, and they are transmitted via contaminated food or drink. Symptoms usually clear up without treatment. However, if you experience severe symptoms while travelling, or your symptoms don’t improve within three days, you need to seek medical advice.
Travellers who are planning to visit high risk regions for travellers’ diarrhoea, and who will be unable to access medical help during their trip, may be advised to take medication with them to be able to treat the condition if they catch it.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a three-day course of antibiotic tablets that can be taken with you on your travels for if it is needed.
Travellers who are planning to visit high risk regions for travellers’ diarrhoea, and who will be unable to access medical help during their trip, may be advised to take medication with them to be able to treat the condition if they catch it.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a three-day course of antibiotic tablets that can be taken with you on your travels for if it is needed.
Typhoid fever is caused by a bacterium called Salmonella typhi. It is a highly contagious and potentially lethal disease, which spreads via contaminated foods and water. As typhoid bacteria are primarily found in faeces, the infection is particularly common in regions with poor sanitation. Typical symptoms include a high temperature, headaches, nausea, muscle pain, digestion problems such as constipation or diarrhoea, tiredness, and confusion.
There are two different typhoid vaccines available in the UK. One is administered orally, the other consists of a single-dose intramuscular injection. The oral vaccine consists of three capsules, which need to be taken on alternate days. This type of vaccine is not suitable for people with a weak immune system and is not recommended for children.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for one injection or three capsules (both of these provide a full course of treatment) and is effective for three years.
There are two different typhoid vaccines available in the UK. One is administered orally, the other consists of a single-dose intramuscular injection. The oral vaccine consists of three capsules, which need to be taken on alternate days. This type of vaccine is not suitable for people with a weak immune system and is not recommended for children.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for one injection or three capsules (both of these provide a full course of treatment) and is effective for three years.
These are highly infectious conditions that can have serious or potentially fatal outcomes, such as deafness, meningitis or swelling of the brain (encephalitis). Children have been routinely vaccinated against them since the vaccine was introduced in 1988. Outbreaks don’t happen very often in the UK but it is still important to keep your vaccine status up to date.
Many people have heard the myth that vaccines like the MMR vaccine have been linked to autism. This was due to one study that was completely discredited, written by a man who was stripped of his license to practice medicine in the UK. Since this study almost 20 years ago, no other study has shown this link to exist. Please do not avoid getting vaccinated as there is no such risk involved.
Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four-week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.
The vaccine can be taken from 12 months (9 months old in some cases), but we only provide this service to those over 18. The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine.
There is no need for a booster dose of this vaccine.
Many people have heard the myth that vaccines like the MMR vaccine have been linked to autism. This was due to one study that was completely discredited, written by a man who was stripped of his license to practice medicine in the UK. Since this study almost 20 years ago, no other study has shown this link to exist. Please do not avoid getting vaccinated as there is no such risk involved.
Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four-week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.
The vaccine can be taken from 12 months (9 months old in some cases), but we only provide this service to those over 18. The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine.
There is no need for a booster dose of this vaccine.
There are several types of meningitis which can affect travellers, including meningitis A, C, W, and Y. They are all types of meningococcal meningitis and are caused by bacteria. Compared to viral meningitis, bacterial meningitis is very dangerous and causes inflammation of the meningeal tissue surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Around 10% of meningitis patients can die of the infection, even with treatment.
The symptoms vary from person to person but usually the infection involves a severe headache, a high temperature and vomiting. Some patients also suffer from a stiff neck, are unusually sensitive to light and feel exhausted. The most typical symptom of meningitis is a skin rash, which occurs in many but not all cases.
The meningitis ACWY vaccine provides protection against all four meningitis types included in its name. It is particularly suitable for travellers who could be at risk of contracting one of these.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you need to check whether you will be entering a meningococcal meningitis risk area. It is particularly prominent in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, an area sometimes referred to as the “meningitis belt”. Here, meningitis A is the most frequent cause of the illness, but there have been recent outbreaks of W, X and C.
Book a consultation and our pharmacist can advise you on whether this vaccination is right for you. The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you will need two or potentially three doses (dependent on your circumstance) of this vaccine, at least a month apart.
The symptoms vary from person to person but usually the infection involves a severe headache, a high temperature and vomiting. Some patients also suffer from a stiff neck, are unusually sensitive to light and feel exhausted. The most typical symptom of meningitis is a skin rash, which occurs in many but not all cases.
The meningitis ACWY vaccine provides protection against all four meningitis types included in its name. It is particularly suitable for travellers who could be at risk of contracting one of these.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you need to check whether you will be entering a meningococcal meningitis risk area. It is particularly prominent in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, an area sometimes referred to as the “meningitis belt”. Here, meningitis A is the most frequent cause of the illness, but there have been recent outbreaks of W, X and C.
Book a consultation and our pharmacist can advise you on whether this vaccination is right for you. The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you will need two or potentially three doses (dependent on your circumstance) of this vaccine, at least a month apart.
Meningococcal meningitis is caused by bacteria easily passed from person to person by coughing, sneezing, or kissing. It can cause serious complications and is potentially fatal. While more common in some countries outside the UK, the best way to protect yourself is to be vaccinated. The vaccine may even be required in advance for some travel.
Book a consultation and our pharmacist can advise you on whether this vaccination is right for you. The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you will need two or potentially three doses (dependent on your circumstance) of this vaccine, at least a month apart.
Book a consultation and our pharmacist can advise you on whether this vaccination is right for you. The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you will need two or potentially three doses (dependent on your circumstance) of this vaccine, at least a month apart.
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
This service allows our pharmacist to supply a prescription strength cream that can help reduce and control facial hirsutism in biological females. The cost of the consultation and one tube of cream is £80.
It is available to female patients aged 19 and over who have had the condition already diagnosed by a GP. This is not suitable for anyone with any liver or kidney problems and who are pregnant or breast-feeding.
If the condition is severe or has rapidly worsened, then please see your GP.
It is available to female patients aged 19 and over who have had the condition already diagnosed by a GP. This is not suitable for anyone with any liver or kidney problems and who are pregnant or breast-feeding.
If the condition is severe or has rapidly worsened, then please see your GP.
For patients over the age of 6
The main symptoms of gout are:
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
Shingles is a viral infection that causes a painful rash. Treatment for shingles depends on how severe your symptoms are and whether you're at risk of complications. If you have a mild rash you may not need any treatment however if it is appropriate then we can help.
Sinusitis is swelling of the sinuses, usually caused by an infection. It's common and usually clears up on its own within 4 weeks. But medicines can help if it's taking a long time to go away.
The Sore Throat Test and Treat scheme allows patients who have a sore throat to have a consultation with a pharmacist to assess what kind of condition they have. Around 90% of sore throats are caused by a viral infection which will usually get better on its own after a few days. We can advise on appropriate treatments to manage the pain if this is the case.
If, however, we suspect that there may be a bacterial cause to your condition, we can swab the back of the throat and test it. This will reveal whether there is a bacterial infection present and if so, we can supply a course of antibiotics to treat the condition. This service is only available to patients aged 6 years and above.
If you have any questions about this service, please contact the pharmacy.
If, however, we suspect that there may be a bacterial cause to your condition, we can swab the back of the throat and test it. This will reveal whether there is a bacterial infection present and if so, we can supply a course of antibiotics to treat the condition. This service is only available to patients aged 6 years and above.
If you have any questions about this service, please contact the pharmacy.
Diabetes is a lifelong condition that causes a person's blood sugar level to become too high.
There are 2 main types of diabetes:
type 1 diabetes – where the body's immune system attacks and destroys the cells that produce insulin
type 2 diabetes – where the body does not produce enough insulin, or the body's cells do not react to insulin.
Type 2 diabetes is far more common than type 1. In the UK, around 90% of all adults with diabetes have type 2.
The service we offer comprises of a diabetes risk assessment and a blood glucose test via a finger-prick sample. We cannot diagnose diabetes with this test at the pharmacy, but it can give you an insight to whether you may have or be at risk of developing the condition.
There are 2 main types of diabetes:
type 1 diabetes – where the body's immune system attacks and destroys the cells that produce insulin
type 2 diabetes – where the body does not produce enough insulin, or the body's cells do not react to insulin.
Type 2 diabetes is far more common than type 1. In the UK, around 90% of all adults with diabetes have type 2.
The service we offer comprises of a diabetes risk assessment and a blood glucose test via a finger-prick sample. We cannot diagnose diabetes with this test at the pharmacy, but it can give you an insight to whether you may have or be at risk of developing the condition.
A vitamin B12 injection service at your pharmacy provides a convenient and effective solution for patients with B12 deficiencies. With the rising number of individuals adopting vegan and plant-based diets, which often lack sufficient B12, there is an increasing demand for this service.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
Available for patients with confirmed vitamin B12 deficiency OR those that have been previously prescribed Vitamin B12.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
Available for patients with confirmed vitamin B12 deficiency OR those that have been previously prescribed Vitamin B12.
Ear Microsuction uses a microscope to view your ear canal and a small 'hoover' to suck out the ear wax, making it a gentle, pain free procedure. It is considered to be safer and more effective compared to ear syringing, as it avoids touching the sensitive skin of the ear canal and will have no contact with the ear drum. This means that the risk of infection is reduced.
The price is £65 for the service to be performed in both ears. A single ear is £50. It is vital to use olive oil drops four times a day for one week before the procedure.
The price is £65 for the service to be performed in both ears. A single ear is £50. It is vital to use olive oil drops four times a day for one week before the procedure.
Male pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) affects millions of men all around the country. This happens in susceptible individuals due to one of the byproducts of testosterone called dihydrotestosterone. Finasteride 1mg tablets reduces the presence of this hormone and can allow some hair growth to re-establish and prevent further hair loss.
The dose is one tablet per day. Increasing this will NOT improve hair growth. The price quoted is for the consultation and a box of 28 tablets. An 84-day option is available for £75. This can be discussed with the pharmacist during the consultation.
This medication is only suitable for males aged 18 and over. If you have any kind of liver impairment or psychiatric disorder, please see your GP before considering this medication.
The dose is one tablet per day. Increasing this will NOT improve hair growth. The price quoted is for the consultation and a box of 28 tablets. An 84-day option is available for £75. This can be discussed with the pharmacist during the consultation.
This medication is only suitable for males aged 18 and over. If you have any kind of liver impairment or psychiatric disorder, please see your GP before considering this medication.
For simple cases of dry skin and conditions such as ringworm, scabies, athlete's foot or acne, we can treat you using the common ailments service which is much quicker and often doesn't require an appointment. However for more complicated problems or any of the following:
Infected Eczema;
Contact Dermatitis;
Scalp Dermatitis;
Rosacea;
Hives;
Rashes
..and much more, you can book yourself an appointment with our Pharmacist Independent Prescriber who will be able to help.
Infected Eczema;
Contact Dermatitis;
Scalp Dermatitis;
Rosacea;
Hives;
Rashes
..and much more, you can book yourself an appointment with our Pharmacist Independent Prescriber who will be able to help.
Book
NHS Contraception Service (Morning After Pill & Bridging Contraception)
. Duration:15 mins··. Price:Free
Emergency contraception (morning after pill) is available free of charge for people aged 13 years and above. It must be provided by an accredited pharmacist. It will involve a confidential assessment to find out the most appropriate form of emergency contraception. It is recommended that you check with the pharmacy prior to attending that an accredited pharmacist is available.
Bridging contraception can also provide a 3-month supply of a contraception pill. This service can bridge the gap for the patient whilst they seek advice on their options and decide on a choice for a long-term method.
Bridging contraception can also provide a 3-month supply of a contraception pill. This service can bridge the gap for the patient whilst they seek advice on their options and decide on a choice for a long-term method.
Patients over 12 years old
For patients over the age of 6
The main symptoms of gout are:
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
For patients that fall outside the scope of the regular Urinary Tract Infection service. We can treat patients over 65 years - both male and females, pregnant women and diabetics.
Shingles is a viral infection that causes a painful rash. Treatment for shingles depends on how severe your symptoms are and whether you're at risk of complications. If you have a mild rash you may not need any treatment however if it is appropriate then we can help.
We can examine and treat a wide variety of skin infections including but not limited to:
Impetigo;
Cellulitis;
Abscesses (not dental);
Boils;
Infected Eczema;
Infected insect bites
Impetigo;
Cellulitis;
Abscesses (not dental);
Boils;
Infected Eczema;
Infected insect bites
Sinusitis is swelling of the sinuses, usually caused by an infection. It's common and usually clears up on its own within 4 weeks. But medicines can help if it's taking a long time to go away.
The Sore Throat Test and Treat scheme allows patients who have a sore throat to have a consultation with a pharmacist to assess what kind of condition they have. Around 90% of sore throats are caused by a viral infection which will usually get better on its own after a few days. We can advise on appropriate treatments to manage the pain if this is the case.
If, however, we suspect that there may be a bacterial cause to your condition, we can swab the back of the throat and test it. This will reveal whether there is a bacterial infection present and if so, we can supply a course of antibiotics to treat the condition. This service is only available to patients aged 6 years and above.
If you have any questions about this service, please contact the pharmacy.
If, however, we suspect that there may be a bacterial cause to your condition, we can swab the back of the throat and test it. This will reveal whether there is a bacterial infection present and if so, we can supply a course of antibiotics to treat the condition. This service is only available to patients aged 6 years and above.
If you have any questions about this service, please contact the pharmacy.
Price varies depending on product and quantity chosen - The Medicated Weight Loss Service can help you achieve a sustained and healthy weight loss, with ongoing advice and support alongside a prescription medication treatment.
This is a blood pressure check performed by one of our trained members of staff.
According to estimates from Heart UK, over half of all adults in England have raised cholesterol above 5mmol/l. Having a high cholesterol level (hyperlipidaemia) can have a serious effect on a person’s health as it increases the risk of having a heart attack or stroke.
The screening service is designed to establish a patient’s Total Cholesterol (TC)/High Density Lipid (HDL) ratio and give an indication of their blood lipid profile. The procedure involves a finger-prick test the result will be available within 5 minutes.
The screening service is designed to establish a patient’s Total Cholesterol (TC)/High Density Lipid (HDL) ratio and give an indication of their blood lipid profile. The procedure involves a finger-prick test the result will be available within 5 minutes.
Diabetes is a lifelong condition that causes a person's blood sugar level to become too high.
There are 2 main types of diabetes:
type 1 diabetes – where the body's immune system attacks and destroys the cells that produce insulin
type 2 diabetes – where the body does not produce enough insulin, or the body's cells do not react to insulin.
Type 2 diabetes is far more common than type 1. In the UK, around 90% of all adults with diabetes have type 2.
The service we offer comprises of a diabetes risk assessment and a blood glucose test via a finger-prick sample. We cannot diagnose diabetes with this test at the pharmacy, but it can give you an insight to whether you may have or be at risk of developing the condition.
There are 2 main types of diabetes:
type 1 diabetes – where the body's immune system attacks and destroys the cells that produce insulin
type 2 diabetes – where the body does not produce enough insulin, or the body's cells do not react to insulin.
Type 2 diabetes is far more common than type 1. In the UK, around 90% of all adults with diabetes have type 2.
The service we offer comprises of a diabetes risk assessment and a blood glucose test via a finger-prick sample. We cannot diagnose diabetes with this test at the pharmacy, but it can give you an insight to whether you may have or be at risk of developing the condition.
Price varies depending on product and quantity chosen - The Medicated Weight Loss Service can help you achieve a sustained and healthy weight loss, with ongoing advice and support alongside a prescription medication treatment.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
- Mounjaro (Tirzepatide): price starts at £179 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Wegovy (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Saxenda (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
- Xenical (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
- Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no initial charge for the consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
- Mounjaro (Tirzepatide): price starts at £179 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Wegovy (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Saxenda (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
- Xenical (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
- Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no initial charge for the consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
This service comprises of a 12-week programme where one of our pharmacists or technicians can help support you on your journey to stop smoking.
During the initial consultation we will take the necessary details and discuss the nature of your habit and reasons for wanting to quit. We will then go through the potential nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products that are available and which ones may suit you. We can also suggest good coping strategies for dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Once we have decided on a treatment pathway together, you will be provided with the appropriate products. For the first few weeks the consultations are weekly then moving to fortnightly around halfway through the programme.
This service does require that you stop smoking completely once it begins. We will monitor your carbon monoxide levels at each appointment to check that this has been adhered to.
During the initial consultation we will take the necessary details and discuss the nature of your habit and reasons for wanting to quit. We will then go through the potential nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products that are available and which ones may suit you. We can also suggest good coping strategies for dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Once we have decided on a treatment pathway together, you will be provided with the appropriate products. For the first few weeks the consultations are weekly then moving to fortnightly around halfway through the programme.
This service does require that you stop smoking completely once it begins. We will monitor your carbon monoxide levels at each appointment to check that this has been adhered to.
A vitamin B12 injection service at your pharmacy provides a convenient and effective solution for patients with B12 deficiencies. With the rising number of individuals adopting vegan and plant-based diets, which often lack sufficient B12, there is an increasing demand for this service.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
Available for patients with confirmed vitamin B12 deficiency OR those that have been previously prescribed Vitamin B12.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
Available for patients with confirmed vitamin B12 deficiency OR those that have been previously prescribed Vitamin B12.
Price varies depending on product and quantity chosen - The Medicated Weight Loss Service can help you achieve a sustained and healthy weight loss, with ongoing advice and support alongside a prescription medication treatment.
Ear Microsuction uses a microscope to view your ear canal and a small 'hoover' to suck out the ear wax, making it a gentle, pain free procedure. It is considered to be safer and more effective compared to ear syringing, as it avoids touching the sensitive skin of the ear canal and will have no contact with the ear drum. This means that the risk of infection is reduced.
The price is £65 for the service to be performed in both ears. A single ear is £50. It is vital to use olive oil drops four times a day for one week before the procedure.
The price is £65 for the service to be performed in both ears. A single ear is £50. It is vital to use olive oil drops four times a day for one week before the procedure.
Male pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) affects millions of men all around the country. This happens in susceptible individuals due to one of the byproducts of testosterone called dihydrotestosterone. Finasteride 1mg tablets reduces the presence of this hormone and can allow some hair growth to re-establish and prevent further hair loss.
The dose is one tablet per day. Increasing this will NOT improve hair growth. The price quoted is for the consultation and a box of 28 tablets. An 84-day option is available for £75. This can be discussed with the pharmacist during the consultation.
This medication is only suitable for males aged 18 and over. If you have any kind of liver impairment or psychiatric disorder, please see your GP before considering this medication.
The dose is one tablet per day. Increasing this will NOT improve hair growth. The price quoted is for the consultation and a box of 28 tablets. An 84-day option is available for £75. This can be discussed with the pharmacist during the consultation.
This medication is only suitable for males aged 18 and over. If you have any kind of liver impairment or psychiatric disorder, please see your GP before considering this medication.
This service comprises of a 12-week programme where one of our pharmacists or technicians can help support you on your journey to stop smoking.
During the initial consultation we will take the necessary details and discuss the nature of your habit and reasons for wanting to quit. We will then go through the potential nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products that are available and which ones may suit you. We can also suggest good coping strategies for dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Once we have decided on a treatment pathway together, you will be provided with the appropriate products. For the first few weeks the consultations are weekly then moving to fortnightly around halfway through the programme.
This service does require that you stop smoking completely once it begins. We will monitor your carbon monoxide levels at each appointment to check that this has been adhered to.
During the initial consultation we will take the necessary details and discuss the nature of your habit and reasons for wanting to quit. We will then go through the potential nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products that are available and which ones may suit you. We can also suggest good coping strategies for dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Once we have decided on a treatment pathway together, you will be provided with the appropriate products. For the first few weeks the consultations are weekly then moving to fortnightly around halfway through the programme.
This service does require that you stop smoking completely once it begins. We will monitor your carbon monoxide levels at each appointment to check that this has been adhered to.
Price varies depending on product and quantity chosen - The Medicated Weight Loss Service can help you achieve a sustained and healthy weight loss, with ongoing advice and support alongside a prescription medication treatment.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
- Mounjaro (Tirzepatide): price starts at £179 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Wegovy (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Saxenda (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
- Xenical (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
- Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no initial charge for the consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
- Mounjaro (Tirzepatide): price starts at £179 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Wegovy (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Saxenda (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
- Xenical (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
- Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no initial charge for the consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
For patients that fall outside the scope of the regular Urinary Tract Infection service. We can treat patients over 65 years - both male and females, pregnant women and diabetics.
Dapoxetine (Priligy) 30mg £28 for 3 tablets or £45 for 6; 60mg £35 for 3 tablets or £60 for 6.
For female patients aged 16 years and above
Shingles is a viral infection that causes a painful rash. Treatment for shingles depends on how severe your symptoms are and whether you're at risk of complications. If you have a mild rash you may not need any treatment however if it is appropriate then we can help.
For patients that fall outside the scope of the regular Urinary Tract Infection service. We can treat patients over 65 years - both male and females, pregnant women and diabetics.
The main symptoms of gout are:
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
For patients over the age of 6
Patients over 12 years old
Sinusitis is swelling of the sinuses, usually caused by an infection. It's common and usually clears up on its own within 4 weeks. But medicines can help if it's taking a long time to go away.
For simple cases of dry skin and conditions such as ringworm, scabies, athlete's foot or acne, we can treat you using the common ailments service which is much quicker and often doesn't require an appointment. However for more complicated problems or any of the following:
Infected Eczema;
Contact Dermatitis;
Scalp Dermatitis;
Rosacea;
Hives;
Rashes
..and much more, you can book yourself an appointment with our Pharmacist Independent Prescriber who will be able to help.
Infected Eczema;
Contact Dermatitis;
Scalp Dermatitis;
Rosacea;
Hives;
Rashes
..and much more, you can book yourself an appointment with our Pharmacist Independent Prescriber who will be able to help.
We can examine and treat a wide variety of skin infections including but not limited to:
Impetigo;
Cellulitis;
Abscesses (not dental);
Boils;
Infected Eczema;
Infected insect bites
Impetigo;
Cellulitis;
Abscesses (not dental);
Boils;
Infected Eczema;
Infected insect bites
Our pharmacists can provide free confidential NHS advice and usually treatment for a range of common ailments without you having to make an appointment to see your GP.
The list of common ailments includes:
-ACNE
-ATHLETE’S FOOT
-BACK PAIN (ACUTE) IN ADULTS
-CHICKENPOX – IN CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS
-COLD SORES
-COLIC
-CONJUNCTIVITIS
-CONSTIPATION
-DIARRHOEA
-DRY EYES
-DRY SKIN/DERMATITIS
-HAEMORRHOIDS
-HAY FEVER
-HEAD LICE
-INDIGESTION AND REFLUX
-INGROWING TOENAIL
-MOUTH ULCERS
-NAPPY RASH
-ORAL THRUSH
-RINGWORM
-SCABIES
-SORE THROAT AND TONSILLITIS (BOOK HERE)
-TEETHING
-THREADWORMS
-VAGINAL THRUSH
-WARTS AND VERRUCAE
-UTI (URINARY TRACT INFECTION) (BOOK HERE)
If you suspect that you may have one of these conditions, we will usually be available without needing an appointment so pop in and we will assist you.
For any conditions that are not covered in this list, please try one of our other services
The list of common ailments includes:
-ACNE
-ATHLETE’S FOOT
-BACK PAIN (ACUTE) IN ADULTS
-CHICKENPOX – IN CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS
-COLD SORES
-COLIC
-CONJUNCTIVITIS
-CONSTIPATION
-DIARRHOEA
-DRY EYES
-DRY SKIN/DERMATITIS
-HAEMORRHOIDS
-HAY FEVER
-HEAD LICE
-INDIGESTION AND REFLUX
-INGROWING TOENAIL
-MOUTH ULCERS
-NAPPY RASH
-ORAL THRUSH
-RINGWORM
-SCABIES
-SORE THROAT AND TONSILLITIS (BOOK HERE)
-TEETHING
-THREADWORMS
-VAGINAL THRUSH
-WARTS AND VERRUCAE
-UTI (URINARY TRACT INFECTION) (BOOK HERE)
If you suspect that you may have one of these conditions, we will usually be available without needing an appointment so pop in and we will assist you.
For any conditions that are not covered in this list, please try one of our other services
For female patients aged 16 years and above
Patients over 12 years old
For patients over the age of 6
The main symptoms of gout are:
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
For patients that fall outside the scope of the regular Urinary Tract Infection service. We can treat patients over 65 years - both male and females, pregnant women and diabetics.
Shingles is a viral infection that causes a painful rash. Treatment for shingles depends on how severe your symptoms are and whether you're at risk of complications. If you have a mild rash you may not need any treatment however if it is appropriate then we can help.
We can examine and treat a wide variety of skin infections including but not limited to:
Impetigo;
Cellulitis;
Abscesses (not dental);
Boils;
Infected Eczema;
Infected insect bites
Impetigo;
Cellulitis;
Abscesses (not dental);
Boils;
Infected Eczema;
Infected insect bites
Sinusitis is swelling of the sinuses, usually caused by an infection. It's common and usually clears up on its own within 4 weeks. But medicines can help if it's taking a long time to go away.
The Sore Throat Test and Treat scheme allows patients who have a sore throat to have a consultation with a pharmacist to assess what kind of condition they have. Around 90% of sore throats are caused by a viral infection which will usually get better on its own after a few days. We can advise on appropriate treatments to manage the pain if this is the case.
If, however, we suspect that there may be a bacterial cause to your condition, we can swab the back of the throat and test it. This will reveal whether there is a bacterial infection present and if so, we can supply a course of antibiotics to treat the condition. This service is only available to patients aged 6 years and above.
If you have any questions about this service, please contact the pharmacy.
If, however, we suspect that there may be a bacterial cause to your condition, we can swab the back of the throat and test it. This will reveal whether there is a bacterial infection present and if so, we can supply a course of antibiotics to treat the condition. This service is only available to patients aged 6 years and above.
If you have any questions about this service, please contact the pharmacy.
** 2024/2025 UPDATE **
THIS SERVICE WILL BEGIN ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER 2024 AND RUN UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 2025
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
THIS SERVICE WILL BEGIN ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER 2024 AND RUN UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 2025
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect your urinary tract, including your bladder (cystitis), urethra or kidneys. UTIs may be treated with antibiotics, but they are NOT always needed.
This is an NHS funded service and is available to non-pregnant women aged 16 to 64 and may involve a urine test.
If you have symptoms of a UTI, such as burning pain when urinating, needing to urinate more often or have cloudy urine - you could receive antibiotics without the need for an appointment with your GP. If this is a regular problem, you are diabetic or are post-menopausal you may need to be referred to a GP.
This is an NHS funded service and is available to non-pregnant women aged 16 to 64 and may involve a urine test.
If you have symptoms of a UTI, such as burning pain when urinating, needing to urinate more often or have cloudy urine - you could receive antibiotics without the need for an appointment with your GP. If this is a regular problem, you are diabetic or are post-menopausal you may need to be referred to a GP.
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NHS Contraception Service (Morning After Pill & Bridging Contraception)
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Emergency contraception (morning after pill) is available free of charge for people aged 13 years and above. It must be provided by an accredited pharmacist. It will involve a confidential assessment to find out the most appropriate form of emergency contraception. It is recommended that you check with the pharmacy prior to attending that an accredited pharmacist is available.
Bridging contraception can also provide a 3-month supply of a contraception pill. This service can bridge the gap for the patient whilst they seek advice on their options and decide on a choice for a long-term method.
Bridging contraception can also provide a 3-month supply of a contraception pill. This service can bridge the gap for the patient whilst they seek advice on their options and decide on a choice for a long-term method.
For simple cases of dry skin and conditions such as ringworm, scabies, athlete's foot or acne, we can treat you using the common ailments service which is much quicker and often doesn't require an appointment. However for more complicated problems or any of the following:
Infected Eczema;
Contact Dermatitis;
Scalp Dermatitis;
Rosacea;
Hives;
Rashes
..and much more, you can book yourself an appointment with our Pharmacist Independent Prescriber who will be able to help.
Infected Eczema;
Contact Dermatitis;
Scalp Dermatitis;
Rosacea;
Hives;
Rashes
..and much more, you can book yourself an appointment with our Pharmacist Independent Prescriber who will be able to help.
This service comprises of a 12-week programme where one of our pharmacists or technicians can help support you on your journey to stop smoking.
During the initial consultation we will take the necessary details and discuss the nature of your habit and reasons for wanting to quit. We will then go through the potential nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products that are available and which ones may suit you. We can also suggest good coping strategies for dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Once we have decided on a treatment pathway together, you will be provided with the appropriate products. For the first few weeks the consultations are weekly then moving to fortnightly around halfway through the programme.
This service does require that you stop smoking completely once it begins. We will monitor your carbon monoxide levels at each appointment to check that this has been adhered to.
During the initial consultation we will take the necessary details and discuss the nature of your habit and reasons for wanting to quit. We will then go through the potential nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products that are available and which ones may suit you. We can also suggest good coping strategies for dealing with withdrawal symptoms.
Once we have decided on a treatment pathway together, you will be provided with the appropriate products. For the first few weeks the consultations are weekly then moving to fortnightly around halfway through the programme.
This service does require that you stop smoking completely once it begins. We will monitor your carbon monoxide levels at each appointment to check that this has been adhered to.
The cholera vaccination is given orally and usually involves two doses, which need to be taken a minimum of 7 days apart. To be protected abroad, you need to finish the course at least one week before travelling. The price quoted is for both doses.
The dengue vaccine protects against dengue fever, a mosquito-borne tropical disease that can cause flu-like symptoms or potentially fatal bleeding and organ damage. The schedule for this vaccine is TWO doses 3 months apart. The prices quoted is for a single dose.
You should get your polio, diphtheria and tetanus booster two weeks before travel. If you have had the vaccine before (it is part of the NHS childhood vaccination schedule), you will need one dose as a booster.
The vaccine protects you for 10 years after which, you will require another booster.
The vaccine protects you for 10 years after which, you will require another booster.
Hepatitis A is a viral infection, which affects the liver and is usually ingested via contaminated food or water whilst travelling abroad. It is endemic in countries with an insufficient sanitation system. It can spread rapidly and is known to cause sudden epidemics. After an incubation period of 2 – 4 weeks, patients usually develop hepatitis A symptoms such as fever, digestive problems, and jaundice.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – one dose will protect you in the short term (for about 1 year), but you will need a booster 6-12 months later for long-term protection (up to 25 years).
You may be eligible for a free hepatitis A vaccination on the NHS from your GP practice – your GP or Practice Nurse can advise you.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – one dose will protect you in the short term (for about 1 year), but you will need a booster 6-12 months later for long-term protection (up to 25 years).
You may be eligible for a free hepatitis A vaccination on the NHS from your GP practice – your GP or Practice Nurse can advise you.
Hepatitis B is a type of hepatitis, a viral infection which can cause damage to the liver. Unlike hepatitis A, the hepatitis B virus is not usually transmitted via contaminated water but rather via bodily fluids such as blood or via contaminated needles. Hepatitis B can cause a range of flu like symptoms as well as jaundice. It can become chronic and lead to liver damage and failure.
The course consists of three doses. The second injection is given four weeks after the first, and the third injection should be given five months later (completing the course in six months). If travelling at short notice, you may be able to get an accelerated course. You will receive the second injection after seven days, followed by the third injection at least 14 days after the second. To complete the full course in time, you need to get the first dose at least one month before travel. You would require a fourth dose after 1 year to get full immunity.
The quoted price is for each dose of vaccine. A 10% discount is available if all 3 doses are paid up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists to discuss this.
Once you have completed the course, you usually won’t need another booster for five years although they are sometimes recommended after exposure to the disease.
The course consists of three doses. The second injection is given four weeks after the first, and the third injection should be given five months later (completing the course in six months). If travelling at short notice, you may be able to get an accelerated course. You will receive the second injection after seven days, followed by the third injection at least 14 days after the second. To complete the full course in time, you need to get the first dose at least one month before travel. You would require a fourth dose after 1 year to get full immunity.
The quoted price is for each dose of vaccine. A 10% discount is available if all 3 doses are paid up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists to discuss this.
Once you have completed the course, you usually won’t need another booster for five years although they are sometimes recommended after exposure to the disease.
Japanese encephalitis is a viral disease found in pigs and birds, however it is spread to humans through mosquito bites. It can’t be passed from one person to another. Most people will have mild or no symptoms however the virus can lead to serious long term complications including brain damage and death. There is no cure for it.
The course consists of two doses. The second dose needs to be given ideally 28 days after the first. You are protected from seven days after this. You need to get the first dose ideally five weeks before you travel to be able to complete the course in time.
Accelerated courses where the 2nd dose is administered 7 days after the 1st are also available if you are short on time.
The vaccine protects you for around 12 months, after which a booster would be required should you be at continued risk of the disease.
The price quoted is for a single dose of the vaccine.
The course consists of two doses. The second dose needs to be given ideally 28 days after the first. You are protected from seven days after this. You need to get the first dose ideally five weeks before you travel to be able to complete the course in time.
Accelerated courses where the 2nd dose is administered 7 days after the 1st are also available if you are short on time.
The vaccine protects you for around 12 months, after which a booster would be required should you be at continued risk of the disease.
The price quoted is for a single dose of the vaccine.
This service allows our pharmacist to supply melatonin 2mg modified release tablets that can alleviate the symptoms of jet lag after a long-haul flight. This is typically a problem if you are crossing several time zones and some people are more prone to suffering from it than others.
Take one tablet on the night of arrival at your destination about 30 minutes before bed. Repeat this the following night.
The price quoted covers the cost of the consultation and for 4 tablets which should be sufficient for the journey out and your return.
Not suitable for under 18s, pregnant or breast-feeding patients. Also if you have liver or kidney problems, have epilepsy, uncontrolled or severe high blood pressure or on oral blood thinners then this medication should be avoided.
Take one tablet on the night of arrival at your destination about 30 minutes before bed. Repeat this the following night.
The price quoted covers the cost of the consultation and for 4 tablets which should be sufficient for the journey out and your return.
Not suitable for under 18s, pregnant or breast-feeding patients. Also if you have liver or kidney problems, have epilepsy, uncontrolled or severe high blood pressure or on oral blood thinners then this medication should be avoided.
Price varies depending on product and quantity - Which malaria tablets you can use depends primarily on where you’re travelling to and during your travel consultation, your pharmacist will tell you which antimalarials are suitable.
Which tablets are best for you also depends on your medical history, the activities you have planned or sometimes your own personal preferences or circumstance.
Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, depending on the length of your trip and the medication you and our pharmacist agree is best for you - however the ones that we generally issue are Malarone (£3 per tablet) and Doxycycline (£0.65 a capsule). The cost of antimalarials for children may differ.
Malaria prevention tablets are not available on the NHS.
Which tablets are best for you also depends on your medical history, the activities you have planned or sometimes your own personal preferences or circumstance.
Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, depending on the length of your trip and the medication you and our pharmacist agree is best for you - however the ones that we generally issue are Malarone (£3 per tablet) and Doxycycline (£0.65 a capsule). The cost of antimalarials for children may differ.
Malaria prevention tablets are not available on the NHS.
There are several types of meningitis which can affect travellers, including meningitis A, C, W, and Y. They are all types of meningococcal meningitis and are caused by bacteria. Compared to viral meningitis, bacterial meningitis is very dangerous and causes inflammation of the meningeal tissue surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Around 10% of meningitis patients can die of the infection, even with treatment.
The symptoms vary from person to person but usually the infection involves a severe headache, a high temperature and vomiting. Some patients also suffer from a stiff neck, are unusually sensitive to light and feel exhausted. The most typical symptom of meningitis is a skin rash, which occurs in many but not all cases.
The meningitis ACWY vaccine provides protection against all four meningitis types included in its name. It is particularly suitable for travellers who could be at risk of contracting one of these.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you need to check whether you will be entering a meningococcal meningitis risk area. It is particularly prominent in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, an area sometimes referred to as the “meningitis belt”. Here, meningitis A is the most frequent cause of the illness, but there have been recent outbreaks of W, X and C.
The meningitis vaccine consists of one single dose, which is administered by injection. You should arrange an appointment with your pharmacist at least two to three weeks before the date of your departure.
It is recommended that students attending university for the first time, receive a single dose of Meningitis ACWY. There is currently a routine NHS vaccine programme for all children in year 9.
No boosters are currently required except for certificate purposes. Some countries, for example Saudi Arabia, demand that you provide a meningitis ACWY certificate prior to entering.
Please note that this does NOT protect you from meningitis B.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you only need one dose.
The symptoms vary from person to person but usually the infection involves a severe headache, a high temperature and vomiting. Some patients also suffer from a stiff neck, are unusually sensitive to light and feel exhausted. The most typical symptom of meningitis is a skin rash, which occurs in many but not all cases.
The meningitis ACWY vaccine provides protection against all four meningitis types included in its name. It is particularly suitable for travellers who could be at risk of contracting one of these.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you need to check whether you will be entering a meningococcal meningitis risk area. It is particularly prominent in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, an area sometimes referred to as the “meningitis belt”. Here, meningitis A is the most frequent cause of the illness, but there have been recent outbreaks of W, X and C.
The meningitis vaccine consists of one single dose, which is administered by injection. You should arrange an appointment with your pharmacist at least two to three weeks before the date of your departure.
It is recommended that students attending university for the first time, receive a single dose of Meningitis ACWY. There is currently a routine NHS vaccine programme for all children in year 9.
No boosters are currently required except for certificate purposes. Some countries, for example Saudi Arabia, demand that you provide a meningitis ACWY certificate prior to entering.
Please note that this does NOT protect you from meningitis B.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you only need one dose.
Our period delay service allows women to postpone and control when their period starts for times when a menstruation would be inconvenient, such as when they are going on holiday.
Norethisterone is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone. Rather than allowing for the natural fall in progesterone during your period, norethisterone keeps your progesterone levels elevated. This delays the shedding of your womb lining, and therefore delays your period. Take one 5mg tablet, three times a day, starting three days before your expected period.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) which would be suitable for a week-long delay. We can supply up to a 2-week delay (for 14 days plus the 3 days prior to expected onset of period) for an additional fee. Menstruation usually occurs within 3 days of finishing the course of norethistorone.
This service is only suitable for females over the age of 16 who are not pregnant or breast-feeding and not on any kind of oral contraceptives. Liver disease, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders would also exclude you from using this treatment. For full details please contact the pharmacy.
Norethisterone is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone. Rather than allowing for the natural fall in progesterone during your period, norethisterone keeps your progesterone levels elevated. This delays the shedding of your womb lining, and therefore delays your period. Take one 5mg tablet, three times a day, starting three days before your expected period.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) which would be suitable for a week-long delay. We can supply up to a 2-week delay (for 14 days plus the 3 days prior to expected onset of period) for an additional fee. Menstruation usually occurs within 3 days of finishing the course of norethistorone.
This service is only suitable for females over the age of 16 who are not pregnant or breast-feeding and not on any kind of oral contraceptives. Liver disease, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders would also exclude you from using this treatment. For full details please contact the pharmacy.
Rabies vaccines are given to prevent infection prior to travelling to a high-risk area. It is also used to prevent the illness from spreading to the nervous system after an animal bite. As medical treatment is not always readily available in countries with a high risk, you may need to protect yourself with a rabies injection before leaving the country.
The pre-exposure rabies vaccine is administered with an intramuscular injection and consists of three doses. The three doses need to be given within a specific period, so you should begin the treatment at least one month before travelling. You will receive the second dose 7 days after the first, the third dose should be received on the 28th day. If there isn’t enough time then the third dose can be administered on the 21st day.
The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – a full course is three doses unless you have had a course of vaccination before. A 10% discount is available if you purchase the whole course up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists if you would like to arrange this.
Rabies vaccination is not available on the NHS.
The rabies vaccine protects you for 10 years. If you are working with animals or are otherwise at a higher risk, more frequent boosters may be recommended.
The pre-exposure rabies vaccine is administered with an intramuscular injection and consists of three doses. The three doses need to be given within a specific period, so you should begin the treatment at least one month before travelling. You will receive the second dose 7 days after the first, the third dose should be received on the 28th day. If there isn’t enough time then the third dose can be administered on the 21st day.
The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – a full course is three doses unless you have had a course of vaccination before. A 10% discount is available if you purchase the whole course up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists if you would like to arrange this.
Rabies vaccination is not available on the NHS.
The rabies vaccine protects you for 10 years. If you are working with animals or are otherwise at a higher risk, more frequent boosters may be recommended.
Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral infection endemic to many European countries and can cause serious complications, such as inflammation of the brain. If you are planning to stay in an area with a high occurrence of infected ticks, a TBE vaccination is the safest way of avoiding the infection. It is particularly relevant if you are planning to spend a lot of time outdoors.
The course consists of three doses. The second dose is given 1 – 3 months after the first. The third dose is given 5 – 12 months after the second dose.
You need the first two doses to be protected and the 2nd dose need to be given at least two weeks before travel. Therefore, you should get the first dose at around two months before travel – the earlier, the better.
If you are travelling at short notice, you may be able to have the first two doses 14 days apart. You need to start this course at least 4 weeks before travel to be fully protected by the time you go.
Once you have completed the three-dose course, you are protected for three years. You need a booster to remain protected once the three years are up. The price quoted is for a single vaccine - a 10% discount is available if the full course is paid for up front.
The course consists of three doses. The second dose is given 1 – 3 months after the first. The third dose is given 5 – 12 months after the second dose.
You need the first two doses to be protected and the 2nd dose need to be given at least two weeks before travel. Therefore, you should get the first dose at around two months before travel – the earlier, the better.
If you are travelling at short notice, you may be able to have the first two doses 14 days apart. You need to start this course at least 4 weeks before travel to be fully protected by the time you go.
Once you have completed the three-dose course, you are protected for three years. You need a booster to remain protected once the three years are up. The price quoted is for a single vaccine - a 10% discount is available if the full course is paid for up front.
If you are travelling somewhere exotic and you don't know where to start when it comes to which vaccinations you need or what medication is appropriate - we've got you covered!
This is a one-to-one consultation with a pharmacist where we can determine all your requirements prior to travelling.
This can include appropriate vaccinations and malaria prevention medication but also period delay, altitude sickness, insect repellents and much more.
We always recommend doing this in plenty of time before travelling as many vaccines involve a course of doses which need to be started several weeks before travelling.
This is a one-to-one consultation with a pharmacist where we can determine all your requirements prior to travelling.
This can include appropriate vaccinations and malaria prevention medication but also period delay, altitude sickness, insect repellents and much more.
We always recommend doing this in plenty of time before travelling as many vaccines involve a course of doses which need to be started several weeks before travelling.
Travellers’ diarrhoea is a common complaint, which can be caused by bacteria, viruses, and protozoa. Many travellers experience diarrhoea at some point during their travels when visiting high risk countries in South America, Africa, or Asia. Most diagnosed cases of travellers’ diarrhoea are caused by bacteria, and they are transmitted via contaminated food or drink. Symptoms usually clear up without treatment. However, if you experience severe symptoms while travelling, or your symptoms don’t improve within three days, you need to seek medical advice.
Travellers who are planning to visit high risk regions for travellers’ diarrhoea, and who will be unable to access medical help during their trip, may be advised to take medication with them to be able to treat the condition if they catch it.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a three-day course of antibiotic tablets that can be taken with you on your travels for if it is needed.
Travellers who are planning to visit high risk regions for travellers’ diarrhoea, and who will be unable to access medical help during their trip, may be advised to take medication with them to be able to treat the condition if they catch it.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a three-day course of antibiotic tablets that can be taken with you on your travels for if it is needed.
Typhoid fever is caused by a bacterium called Salmonella typhi. It is a highly contagious and potentially lethal disease, which spreads via contaminated foods and water. As typhoid bacteria are primarily found in faeces, the infection is particularly common in regions with poor sanitation. Typical symptoms include a high temperature, headaches, nausea, muscle pain, digestion problems such as constipation or diarrhoea, tiredness, and confusion.
There are two different typhoid vaccines available in the UK. One is administered orally, the other consists of a single-dose intramuscular injection. The oral vaccine consists of three capsules, which need to be taken on alternate days. This type of vaccine is not suitable for people with a weak immune system and is not recommended for children.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for one injection or three capsules (both of these provide a full course of treatment) and is effective for three years.
There are two different typhoid vaccines available in the UK. One is administered orally, the other consists of a single-dose intramuscular injection. The oral vaccine consists of three capsules, which need to be taken on alternate days. This type of vaccine is not suitable for people with a weak immune system and is not recommended for children.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for one injection or three capsules (both of these provide a full course of treatment) and is effective for three years.
These are highly infectious conditions that can have serious or potentially fatal outcomes, such as deafness, meningitis or swelling of the brain (encephalitis). Children have been routinely vaccinated against them since the vaccine was introduced in 1988. Outbreaks don’t happen very often in the UK but it is still important to keep your vaccine status up to date.
Many people have heard the myth that vaccines like the MMR vaccine have been linked to autism. This was due to one study that was completely discredited, written by a man who was stripped of his license to practice medicine in the UK. Since this study almost 20 years ago, no other study has shown this link to exist. Please do not avoid getting vaccinated as there is no such risk involved.
Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four-week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.
The vaccine can be taken from 12 months (9 months old in some cases), but we only provide this service to those over 18. The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine.
There is no need for a booster dose of this vaccine.
Many people have heard the myth that vaccines like the MMR vaccine have been linked to autism. This was due to one study that was completely discredited, written by a man who was stripped of his license to practice medicine in the UK. Since this study almost 20 years ago, no other study has shown this link to exist. Please do not avoid getting vaccinated as there is no such risk involved.
Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four-week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.
The vaccine can be taken from 12 months (9 months old in some cases), but we only provide this service to those over 18. The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine.
There is no need for a booster dose of this vaccine.
The pneumococcal vaccine protects against serious and potentially fatal infections. It is also known as the pneumonia vaccine.
Pneumococcal infections are caused by the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae and can lead to pneumonia, blood poisoning (sepsis) and meningitis.
At their worst, they can cause permanent brain damage, or even kill.
The price of the vaccine varies depending on which version is chosen – your pharmacist will explain the difference and which is most suitable for you.
If you are 65 or over, you will be entitled to an NHS funded pneumonia vaccine through your GP.
Prices range from £40-£100
Pneumococcal infections are caused by the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae and can lead to pneumonia, blood poisoning (sepsis) and meningitis.
At their worst, they can cause permanent brain damage, or even kill.
The price of the vaccine varies depending on which version is chosen – your pharmacist will explain the difference and which is most suitable for you.
If you are 65 or over, you will be entitled to an NHS funded pneumonia vaccine through your GP.
Prices range from £40-£100
The HPV vaccine protects against several strains of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), which can cause cervical cancer in women, anal and penile cancer in men, and genital warts in both sexes.
HPV infections do not usually cause any symptoms, and most people will not know they are infected.
The NHS has changed its guidance on how many HPV vaccinations are required. If you are starting a new course most people will only require 2 doses.
It is best to get vaccinated before you have sex for the first time as this means you are protected before you are first exposed to HPV although you will still benefit from the vaccine if you are already sexually active. Boosters are not currently recommended.
The listed price is for a single dose of vaccine.
HPV infections do not usually cause any symptoms, and most people will not know they are infected.
The NHS has changed its guidance on how many HPV vaccinations are required. If you are starting a new course most people will only require 2 doses.
It is best to get vaccinated before you have sex for the first time as this means you are protected before you are first exposed to HPV although you will still benefit from the vaccine if you are already sexually active. Boosters are not currently recommended.
The listed price is for a single dose of vaccine.
The shingles vaccine is given as an injection into the upper arm. Unlike the flu vaccine, you will only need to have the vaccination once and you can have it at any time of the year.
The shingles vaccine is suitable for patients aged 50 years and is expected to reduce your risk of getting shingles. If you do go on to have the disease, your symptoms may be milder and the illness shorter. Two doses are required and the price listed is for each dose. The second dose would be required two months later.
If you turned 65 on or after 1st of September 2023, you will be entitled to an NHS funded shingles vaccine with your GP. You will remain eligible up until your 80th birthday. It is also offered to severely immuno-suppressed individuals aged 50 and over.
The shingles vaccine is suitable for patients aged 50 years and is expected to reduce your risk of getting shingles. If you do go on to have the disease, your symptoms may be milder and the illness shorter. Two doses are required and the price listed is for each dose. The second dose would be required two months later.
If you turned 65 on or after 1st of September 2023, you will be entitled to an NHS funded shingles vaccine with your GP. You will remain eligible up until your 80th birthday. It is also offered to severely immuno-suppressed individuals aged 50 and over.
Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, is a common respiratory virus that usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms. Most people recover in a week or two, but RSV can be serious. Infants and older adults are more likely to develop severe RSV and need hospitalisation.
The virus tends to have a seasonal transmission pattern with peak transmissions occurring during the winter months like influenza. RSV spreads rapidly between humans and is not found in any other animal.
The incubation period for RSV is between 2-8 days and can be caught through respiratory droplets, which are usually coughs and sneezes. So to prevent transmission make sure you cover your mouth when you sneeze and always catch it, bin it, kill it just like the the famous COVID campaign.
RSV is a very common disease, and by 2 years of age most individuals in the UK will have caught the disease, the main cause of bronchiolitis in infants.
Protection against RSV is often only partial and individuals may be infected repeatedly with the same or different strains.
Current estimates for older adults suggest that there are approximately 1200 deaths per year in patients between 45 and 75 years of age and 4000 deaths in those over 75.
If you are age 60 or older, a vaccine is available to protect you from severe RSV. Talk to one of our pharmacists to see if it’s right for you.
The virus tends to have a seasonal transmission pattern with peak transmissions occurring during the winter months like influenza. RSV spreads rapidly between humans and is not found in any other animal.
The incubation period for RSV is between 2-8 days and can be caught through respiratory droplets, which are usually coughs and sneezes. So to prevent transmission make sure you cover your mouth when you sneeze and always catch it, bin it, kill it just like the the famous COVID campaign.
RSV is a very common disease, and by 2 years of age most individuals in the UK will have caught the disease, the main cause of bronchiolitis in infants.
Protection against RSV is often only partial and individuals may be infected repeatedly with the same or different strains.
Current estimates for older adults suggest that there are approximately 1200 deaths per year in patients between 45 and 75 years of age and 4000 deaths in those over 75.
If you are age 60 or older, a vaccine is available to protect you from severe RSV. Talk to one of our pharmacists to see if it’s right for you.
The chickenpox vaccine is suitable for patients from 9 months of age up to the age of 65. It is only recommended if you have not had chickenpox.
This vaccine is not suitable for pregnant women or women who are trying for a baby. The chickenpox vaccination should be administered with at least a 4-week gap from some other vaccinations. If you have had another vaccination recently, contact our pharmacist and we can advise.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – for full protection you will need two doses, four to eight weeks apart (your pharmacist will advise when the second dose is due).
This vaccine is not generally available on the NHS.
This vaccine is not suitable for pregnant women or women who are trying for a baby. The chickenpox vaccination should be administered with at least a 4-week gap from some other vaccinations. If you have had another vaccination recently, contact our pharmacist and we can advise.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – for full protection you will need two doses, four to eight weeks apart (your pharmacist will advise when the second dose is due).
This vaccine is not generally available on the NHS.
The cholera vaccination is given orally and usually involves two doses, which need to be taken a minimum of 7 days apart. To be protected abroad, you need to finish the course at least one week before travelling. The price quoted is for both doses.
** 2024/2025 UPDATE **
THIS SERVICE WILL BEGIN ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER 2024 AND RUN UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 2025
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
THIS SERVICE WILL BEGIN ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER 2024 AND RUN UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 2025
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
The dengue vaccine protects against dengue fever, a mosquito-borne tropical disease that can cause flu-like symptoms or potentially fatal bleeding and organ damage. The schedule for this vaccine is TWO doses 3 months apart. The prices quoted is for a single dose.
You should get your polio, diphtheria and tetanus booster two weeks before travel. If you have had the vaccine before (it is part of the NHS childhood vaccination schedule), you will need one dose as a booster.
The vaccine protects you for 10 years after which, you will require another booster.
The vaccine protects you for 10 years after which, you will require another booster.
Hepatitis A is a viral infection, which affects the liver and is usually ingested via contaminated food or water whilst travelling abroad. It is endemic in countries with an insufficient sanitation system. It can spread rapidly and is known to cause sudden epidemics. After an incubation period of 2 – 4 weeks, patients usually develop hepatitis A symptoms such as fever, digestive problems, and jaundice.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – one dose will protect you in the short term (for about 1 year), but you will need a booster 6-12 months later for long-term protection (up to 25 years).
You may be eligible for a free hepatitis A vaccination on the NHS from your GP practice – your GP or Practice Nurse can advise you.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – one dose will protect you in the short term (for about 1 year), but you will need a booster 6-12 months later for long-term protection (up to 25 years).
You may be eligible for a free hepatitis A vaccination on the NHS from your GP practice – your GP or Practice Nurse can advise you.
Hepatitis B is a type of hepatitis, a viral infection which can cause damage to the liver. Unlike hepatitis A, the hepatitis B virus is not usually transmitted via contaminated water but rather via bodily fluids such as blood or via contaminated needles. Hepatitis B can cause a range of flu like symptoms as well as jaundice. It can become chronic and lead to liver damage and failure.
The course consists of three doses. The second injection is given four weeks after the first, and the third injection should be given five months later (completing the course in six months). If travelling at short notice, you may be able to get an accelerated course. You will receive the second injection after seven days, followed by the third injection at least 14 days after the second. To complete the full course in time, you need to get the first dose at least one month before travel. You would require a fourth dose after 1 year to get full immunity.
The quoted price is for each dose of vaccine. A 10% discount is available if all 3 doses are paid up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists to discuss this.
Once you have completed the course, you usually won’t need another booster for five years although they are sometimes recommended after exposure to the disease.
The course consists of three doses. The second injection is given four weeks after the first, and the third injection should be given five months later (completing the course in six months). If travelling at short notice, you may be able to get an accelerated course. You will receive the second injection after seven days, followed by the third injection at least 14 days after the second. To complete the full course in time, you need to get the first dose at least one month before travel. You would require a fourth dose after 1 year to get full immunity.
The quoted price is for each dose of vaccine. A 10% discount is available if all 3 doses are paid up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists to discuss this.
Once you have completed the course, you usually won’t need another booster for five years although they are sometimes recommended after exposure to the disease.
Japanese encephalitis is a viral disease found in pigs and birds, however it is spread to humans through mosquito bites. It can’t be passed from one person to another. Most people will have mild or no symptoms however the virus can lead to serious long term complications including brain damage and death. There is no cure for it.
The course consists of two doses. The second dose needs to be given ideally 28 days after the first. You are protected from seven days after this. You need to get the first dose ideally five weeks before you travel to be able to complete the course in time.
Accelerated courses where the 2nd dose is administered 7 days after the 1st are also available if you are short on time.
The vaccine protects you for around 12 months, after which a booster would be required should you be at continued risk of the disease.
The price quoted is for a single dose of the vaccine.
The course consists of two doses. The second dose needs to be given ideally 28 days after the first. You are protected from seven days after this. You need to get the first dose ideally five weeks before you travel to be able to complete the course in time.
Accelerated courses where the 2nd dose is administered 7 days after the 1st are also available if you are short on time.
The vaccine protects you for around 12 months, after which a booster would be required should you be at continued risk of the disease.
The price quoted is for a single dose of the vaccine.
There are several types of meningitis which can affect travellers, including meningitis A, C, W, and Y. They are all types of meningococcal meningitis and are caused by bacteria. Compared to viral meningitis, bacterial meningitis is very dangerous and causes inflammation of the meningeal tissue surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Around 10% of meningitis patients can die of the infection, even with treatment.
The symptoms vary from person to person but usually the infection involves a severe headache, a high temperature and vomiting. Some patients also suffer from a stiff neck, are unusually sensitive to light and feel exhausted. The most typical symptom of meningitis is a skin rash, which occurs in many but not all cases.
The meningitis ACWY vaccine provides protection against all four meningitis types included in its name. It is particularly suitable for travellers who could be at risk of contracting one of these.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you need to check whether you will be entering a meningococcal meningitis risk area. It is particularly prominent in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, an area sometimes referred to as the “meningitis belt”. Here, meningitis A is the most frequent cause of the illness, but there have been recent outbreaks of W, X and C.
The meningitis vaccine consists of one single dose, which is administered by injection. You should arrange an appointment with your pharmacist at least two to three weeks before the date of your departure.
It is recommended that students attending university for the first time, receive a single dose of Meningitis ACWY. There is currently a routine NHS vaccine programme for all children in year 9.
No boosters are currently required except for certificate purposes. Some countries, for example Saudi Arabia, demand that you provide a meningitis ACWY certificate prior to entering.
Please note that this does NOT protect you from meningitis B.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you only need one dose.
The symptoms vary from person to person but usually the infection involves a severe headache, a high temperature and vomiting. Some patients also suffer from a stiff neck, are unusually sensitive to light and feel exhausted. The most typical symptom of meningitis is a skin rash, which occurs in many but not all cases.
The meningitis ACWY vaccine provides protection against all four meningitis types included in its name. It is particularly suitable for travellers who could be at risk of contracting one of these.
If you are planning to travel abroad, you need to check whether you will be entering a meningococcal meningitis risk area. It is particularly prominent in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa, an area sometimes referred to as the “meningitis belt”. Here, meningitis A is the most frequent cause of the illness, but there have been recent outbreaks of W, X and C.
The meningitis vaccine consists of one single dose, which is administered by injection. You should arrange an appointment with your pharmacist at least two to three weeks before the date of your departure.
It is recommended that students attending university for the first time, receive a single dose of Meningitis ACWY. There is currently a routine NHS vaccine programme for all children in year 9.
No boosters are currently required except for certificate purposes. Some countries, for example Saudi Arabia, demand that you provide a meningitis ACWY certificate prior to entering.
Please note that this does NOT protect you from meningitis B.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you only need one dose.
Rabies vaccines are given to prevent infection prior to travelling to a high-risk area. It is also used to prevent the illness from spreading to the nervous system after an animal bite. As medical treatment is not always readily available in countries with a high risk, you may need to protect yourself with a rabies injection before leaving the country.
The pre-exposure rabies vaccine is administered with an intramuscular injection and consists of three doses. The three doses need to be given within a specific period, so you should begin the treatment at least one month before travelling. You will receive the second dose 7 days after the first, the third dose should be received on the 28th day. If there isn’t enough time then the third dose can be administered on the 21st day.
The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – a full course is three doses unless you have had a course of vaccination before. A 10% discount is available if you purchase the whole course up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists if you would like to arrange this.
Rabies vaccination is not available on the NHS.
The rabies vaccine protects you for 10 years. If you are working with animals or are otherwise at a higher risk, more frequent boosters may be recommended.
The pre-exposure rabies vaccine is administered with an intramuscular injection and consists of three doses. The three doses need to be given within a specific period, so you should begin the treatment at least one month before travelling. You will receive the second dose 7 days after the first, the third dose should be received on the 28th day. If there isn’t enough time then the third dose can be administered on the 21st day.
The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – a full course is three doses unless you have had a course of vaccination before. A 10% discount is available if you purchase the whole course up front - please speak to one of our pharmacists if you would like to arrange this.
Rabies vaccination is not available on the NHS.
The rabies vaccine protects you for 10 years. If you are working with animals or are otherwise at a higher risk, more frequent boosters may be recommended.
Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral infection endemic to many European countries and can cause serious complications, such as inflammation of the brain. If you are planning to stay in an area with a high occurrence of infected ticks, a TBE vaccination is the safest way of avoiding the infection. It is particularly relevant if you are planning to spend a lot of time outdoors.
The course consists of three doses. The second dose is given 1 – 3 months after the first. The third dose is given 5 – 12 months after the second dose.
You need the first two doses to be protected and the 2nd dose need to be given at least two weeks before travel. Therefore, you should get the first dose at around two months before travel – the earlier, the better.
If you are travelling at short notice, you may be able to have the first two doses 14 days apart. You need to start this course at least 4 weeks before travel to be fully protected by the time you go.
Once you have completed the three-dose course, you are protected for three years. You need a booster to remain protected once the three years are up. The price quoted is for a single vaccine - a 10% discount is available if the full course is paid for up front.
The course consists of three doses. The second dose is given 1 – 3 months after the first. The third dose is given 5 – 12 months after the second dose.
You need the first two doses to be protected and the 2nd dose need to be given at least two weeks before travel. Therefore, you should get the first dose at around two months before travel – the earlier, the better.
If you are travelling at short notice, you may be able to have the first two doses 14 days apart. You need to start this course at least 4 weeks before travel to be fully protected by the time you go.
Once you have completed the three-dose course, you are protected for three years. You need a booster to remain protected once the three years are up. The price quoted is for a single vaccine - a 10% discount is available if the full course is paid for up front.
Typhoid fever is caused by a bacterium called Salmonella typhi. It is a highly contagious and potentially lethal disease, which spreads via contaminated foods and water. As typhoid bacteria are primarily found in faeces, the infection is particularly common in regions with poor sanitation. Typical symptoms include a high temperature, headaches, nausea, muscle pain, digestion problems such as constipation or diarrhoea, tiredness, and confusion.
There are two different typhoid vaccines available in the UK. One is administered orally, the other consists of a single-dose intramuscular injection. The oral vaccine consists of three capsules, which need to be taken on alternate days. This type of vaccine is not suitable for people with a weak immune system and is not recommended for children.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for one injection or three capsules (both of these provide a full course of treatment) and is effective for three years.
There are two different typhoid vaccines available in the UK. One is administered orally, the other consists of a single-dose intramuscular injection. The oral vaccine consists of three capsules, which need to be taken on alternate days. This type of vaccine is not suitable for people with a weak immune system and is not recommended for children.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for one injection or three capsules (both of these provide a full course of treatment) and is effective for three years.
These are highly infectious conditions that can have serious or potentially fatal outcomes, such as deafness, meningitis or swelling of the brain (encephalitis). Children have been routinely vaccinated against them since the vaccine was introduced in 1988. Outbreaks don’t happen very often in the UK but it is still important to keep your vaccine status up to date.
Many people have heard the myth that vaccines like the MMR vaccine have been linked to autism. This was due to one study that was completely discredited, written by a man who was stripped of his license to practice medicine in the UK. Since this study almost 20 years ago, no other study has shown this link to exist. Please do not avoid getting vaccinated as there is no such risk involved.
Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four-week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.
The vaccine can be taken from 12 months (9 months old in some cases), but we only provide this service to those over 18. The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine.
There is no need for a booster dose of this vaccine.
Many people have heard the myth that vaccines like the MMR vaccine have been linked to autism. This was due to one study that was completely discredited, written by a man who was stripped of his license to practice medicine in the UK. Since this study almost 20 years ago, no other study has shown this link to exist. Please do not avoid getting vaccinated as there is no such risk involved.
Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four-week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.
The vaccine can be taken from 12 months (9 months old in some cases), but we only provide this service to those over 18. The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine.
There is no need for a booster dose of this vaccine.
If you are travelling somewhere exotic and you don't know where to start when it comes to which vaccinations you need or what medication is appropriate - we've got you covered!
This is a one-to-one consultation with a pharmacist where we can determine all your requirements prior to travelling.
This can include appropriate vaccinations and malaria prevention medication but also period delay, altitude sickness, insect repellents and much more.
We always recommend doing this in plenty of time before travelling as many vaccines involve a course of doses which need to be started several weeks before travelling.
This is a one-to-one consultation with a pharmacist where we can determine all your requirements prior to travelling.
This can include appropriate vaccinations and malaria prevention medication but also period delay, altitude sickness, insect repellents and much more.
We always recommend doing this in plenty of time before travelling as many vaccines involve a course of doses which need to be started several weeks before travelling.
Meningococcal meningitis is caused by bacteria easily passed from person to person by coughing, sneezing, or kissing. It can cause serious complications and is potentially fatal. While more common in some countries outside the UK, the best way to protect yourself is to be vaccinated. The vaccine may even be required in advance for some travel.
Book a consultation and our pharmacist can advise you on whether this vaccination is right for you. The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you will need two or potentially three doses (dependent on your circumstance) of this vaccine, at least a month apart.
Book a consultation and our pharmacist can advise you on whether this vaccination is right for you. The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you will need two or potentially three doses (dependent on your circumstance) of this vaccine, at least a month apart.
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
Price varies depending on product and quantity chosen - The Medicated Weight Loss Service can help you achieve a sustained and healthy weight loss, with ongoing advice and support alongside a prescription medication treatment.
Our pharmacists can provide free confidential NHS advice and usually treatment for a range of common ailments without you having to make an appointment to see your GP.
The list of common ailments includes:
-ACNE
-ATHLETE’S FOOT
-BACK PAIN (ACUTE) IN ADULTS
-CHICKENPOX – IN CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS
-COLD SORES
-COLIC
-CONJUNCTIVITIS
-CONSTIPATION
-DIARRHOEA
-DRY EYES
-DRY SKIN/DERMATITIS
-HAEMORRHOIDS
-HAY FEVER
-HEAD LICE
-INDIGESTION AND REFLUX
-INGROWING TOENAIL
-MOUTH ULCERS
-NAPPY RASH
-ORAL THRUSH
-RINGWORM
-SCABIES
-SORE THROAT AND TONSILLITIS (BOOK HERE)
-TEETHING
-THREADWORMS
-VAGINAL THRUSH
-WARTS AND VERRUCAE
-UTI (URINARY TRACT INFECTION) (BOOK HERE)
If you suspect that you may have one of these conditions, we will usually be available without needing an appointment so pop in and we will assist you.
For any conditions that are not covered in this list, please try one of our other services
The list of common ailments includes:
-ACNE
-ATHLETE’S FOOT
-BACK PAIN (ACUTE) IN ADULTS
-CHICKENPOX – IN CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS
-COLD SORES
-COLIC
-CONJUNCTIVITIS
-CONSTIPATION
-DIARRHOEA
-DRY EYES
-DRY SKIN/DERMATITIS
-HAEMORRHOIDS
-HAY FEVER
-HEAD LICE
-INDIGESTION AND REFLUX
-INGROWING TOENAIL
-MOUTH ULCERS
-NAPPY RASH
-ORAL THRUSH
-RINGWORM
-SCABIES
-SORE THROAT AND TONSILLITIS (BOOK HERE)
-TEETHING
-THREADWORMS
-VAGINAL THRUSH
-WARTS AND VERRUCAE
-UTI (URINARY TRACT INFECTION) (BOOK HERE)
If you suspect that you may have one of these conditions, we will usually be available without needing an appointment so pop in and we will assist you.
For any conditions that are not covered in this list, please try one of our other services
For female patients aged 16 years and above
For patients that fall outside the scope of the regular Urinary Tract Infection service. We can treat patients over 65 years - both male and females, pregnant women and diabetics.
Price varies depending on product and quantity chosen - The Medicated Weight Loss Service can help you achieve a sustained and healthy weight loss, with ongoing advice and support alongside a prescription medication treatment.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
- Mounjaro (Tirzepatide): price starts at £179 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Wegovy (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Saxenda (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
- Xenical (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
- Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no initial charge for the consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
- Mounjaro (Tirzepatide): price starts at £179 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Wegovy (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
- Saxenda (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
- Xenical (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
- Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no initial charge for the consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
A vitamin B12 injection service at your pharmacy provides a convenient and effective solution for patients with B12 deficiencies. With the rising number of individuals adopting vegan and plant-based diets, which often lack sufficient B12, there is an increasing demand for this service.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
Available for patients with confirmed vitamin B12 deficiency OR those that have been previously prescribed Vitamin B12.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
Available for patients with confirmed vitamin B12 deficiency OR those that have been previously prescribed Vitamin B12.
Ear Microsuction uses a microscope to view your ear canal and a small 'hoover' to suck out the ear wax, making it a gentle, pain free procedure. It is considered to be safer and more effective compared to ear syringing, as it avoids touching the sensitive skin of the ear canal and will have no contact with the ear drum. This means that the risk of infection is reduced.
The price is £65 for the service to be performed in both ears. A single ear is £50. It is vital to use olive oil drops four times a day for one week before the procedure.
The price is £65 for the service to be performed in both ears. A single ear is £50. It is vital to use olive oil drops four times a day for one week before the procedure.
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect your urinary tract, including your bladder (cystitis), urethra or kidneys. UTIs may be treated with antibiotics, but they are NOT always needed.
This is an NHS funded service and is available to non-pregnant women aged 16 to 64 and may involve a urine test.
If you have symptoms of a UTI, such as burning pain when urinating, needing to urinate more often or have cloudy urine - you could receive antibiotics without the need for an appointment with your GP. If this is a regular problem, you are diabetic or are post-menopausal you may need to be referred to a GP.
This is an NHS funded service and is available to non-pregnant women aged 16 to 64 and may involve a urine test.
If you have symptoms of a UTI, such as burning pain when urinating, needing to urinate more often or have cloudy urine - you could receive antibiotics without the need for an appointment with your GP. If this is a regular problem, you are diabetic or are post-menopausal you may need to be referred to a GP.
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NHS Contraception Service (Morning After Pill & Bridging Contraception)
. Duration:15 mins··. Price:Free
Emergency contraception (morning after pill) is available free of charge for people aged 13 years and above. It must be provided by an accredited pharmacist. It will involve a confidential assessment to find out the most appropriate form of emergency contraception. It is recommended that you check with the pharmacy prior to attending that an accredited pharmacist is available.
Bridging contraception can also provide a 3-month supply of a contraception pill. This service can bridge the gap for the patient whilst they seek advice on their options and decide on a choice for a long-term method.
Bridging contraception can also provide a 3-month supply of a contraception pill. This service can bridge the gap for the patient whilst they seek advice on their options and decide on a choice for a long-term method.
Our period delay service allows women to postpone and control when their period starts for times when a menstruation would be inconvenient, such as when they are going on holiday.
Norethisterone is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone. Rather than allowing for the natural fall in progesterone during your period, norethisterone keeps your progesterone levels elevated. This delays the shedding of your womb lining, and therefore delays your period. Take one 5mg tablet, three times a day, starting three days before your expected period.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) which would be suitable for a week-long delay. We can supply up to a 2-week delay (for 14 days plus the 3 days prior to expected onset of period) for an additional fee. Menstruation usually occurs within 3 days of finishing the course of norethistorone.
This service is only suitable for females over the age of 16 who are not pregnant or breast-feeding and not on any kind of oral contraceptives. Liver disease, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders would also exclude you from using this treatment. For full details please contact the pharmacy.
Norethisterone is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone. Rather than allowing for the natural fall in progesterone during your period, norethisterone keeps your progesterone levels elevated. This delays the shedding of your womb lining, and therefore delays your period. Take one 5mg tablet, three times a day, starting three days before your expected period.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) which would be suitable for a week-long delay. We can supply up to a 2-week delay (for 14 days plus the 3 days prior to expected onset of period) for an additional fee. Menstruation usually occurs within 3 days of finishing the course of norethistorone.
This service is only suitable for females over the age of 16 who are not pregnant or breast-feeding and not on any kind of oral contraceptives. Liver disease, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders would also exclude you from using this treatment. For full details please contact the pharmacy.
This service allows our pharmacist to supply a prescription strength cream that can help reduce and control facial hirsutism in biological females. The cost of the consultation and one tube of cream is £80.
It is available to female patients aged 19 and over who have had the condition already diagnosed by a GP. This is not suitable for anyone with any liver or kidney problems and who are pregnant or breast-feeding.
If the condition is severe or has rapidly worsened, then please see your GP.
It is available to female patients aged 19 and over who have had the condition already diagnosed by a GP. This is not suitable for anyone with any liver or kidney problems and who are pregnant or breast-feeding.
If the condition is severe or has rapidly worsened, then please see your GP.
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I arrived early for my appointment and were seen straight away.
A diagnosis and treatment was given within a very short time frame. A lot less then then previously experienced in a GP/ Health car practice. I didnt feel that the appointment was rushed in any way though, and had time to discuss the diagnosis and treatment.
I would definitely recommend to family and friends. I will also be using this pharmacist again under the common ailment scheme as well as my prescriptions and other queries - Natalie Walsh·
Pharmacist was extremely helpful & took time to make my daughter feel at ease through the consultation. Would use the service again
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