If you have a BMI greater than 30, our Clinical Pharmacist can prescribe the weight loss injection, Mounjaro, to help you along your weight loss journey.
Our ear clinic helps to diagnose and treat painful and irritating ear ailments. Our clinician will look into the ear canal and see if there are any signs of infection, inflammation, obstruction or excess earwax. Excess ear wax can be removed by us using micro-suction, the ‘gold standard’ method of earwax removal.
Our specialist Independent Prescribing pharmacist can prescribe FREE of Charge Oral Contraception. This can usually be collected on the same day as your appointment.
Our Independent Prescribing pharmacist can prescribe EHC (morning after pill without a GP prescription). The medication is provided at the appointment.
Following a consultation with our expert pharmacist, you will be prescribed & administered with the necessary vaccinations and medication to keep you safe on your trip.
The NHS currently offers a chickenpox vaccination to certain vulnerable groups, protecting those who are most at risk.
This service is available to those seeking protection from the chickenpox virus, including those who are eligible through the NHS but choose a private vaccination service.
Our Urinary Tract Infections (UTI) service is a free NHS service available to women aged 16-64.
Our Independent Prescribing pharmacist who can prescribe medication if necessary to treat the condition.
NHS Wales funds a Common Ailment Service where we can advise and treat without a prescription many ‘Common Ailments’. List of conditions we can treat on next page.
The sore throat treat and test service enables a patient* to be assessed by an accredited pharmacist. This may involve the pharmacist taking a swab of your throat if appropriate, to help identify Strep A infection. This is an NHS service and saves the need for a GP appointment.
* patient must be 6 or over.
If you have recently been discharged from hospital, and you want us to review your existing or altered medication, we offer this service FREE of charge.
In some cases, you may require urgent prescription medication without having a valid prescription on hand. However, pharmacies are still able to give you the drug in an “Emergency Supply.” Your doctor may make such requests, or you, the patient, may make them.
