Dean & Smedley Christmas Opening Hours
Wednesday 25th December: Christmas Day
Ashby Health Centre Pharmacy: Open 10:00am - 12:00pm
All other pharmacies: Closed
Thursday 26th December: Boxing Day
All pharmacies: Closed
Wednesday 1st January: New Year's Day
All pharmacies: Closed
All other dates: usual opening hours
If you need a pharmacy over the Christmas period and your usual one is closed, you can find your nearest open pharmacy on the NHS website:
https://nhs.uk/service-search/pharmacy/…
We wish all our customers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Sore throat? If needed, your pharmacist can now provide some prescription medicine without seeing a GP.
Think pharmacy first.
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Infected insect bite? If needed, your pharmacist can now provide some prescription medicine without seeing a GP.
Think pharmacy first.
nhs.uk/thinkpharmacyfirst
Sinusitis? If needed, your pharmacist can now provide some prescription medicine without seeing a GP.
Think pharmacy first.
nhs.uk/thinkpharmacyfirst
Shingles? If needed, your pharmacist can now provide some prescription medicine without seeing a GP.
Think pharmacy first.
nhs.uk/thinkpharmacyfirst
Earache? Your pharmacist can now provide treatment or some prescription medicine, if needed, for seven common conditions, without you seeing a GP.
Think pharmacy first.
nhs.uk/thinkpharmacyfirst
You can access #PharmacyFirst by walking into or contacting a pharmacy, or your GP surgery or NHS 111 may electronically refer you to the service, giving you faster access to healthcare advice and treatment.
Consultations with the pharmacists are private and information on the consultation and any advice or treatment you receive will be added to your GP record.
#PharmacyFirst allows you to get healthcare advice and treatment directly from a pharmacy without needing a GP appointment.
➀ Sinusitis (aged 12+)
➁ Sore throat (aged 5+)
➂ Earache (children aged 1-17)
➃ Infected insect bite (aged 1+)
➄ Impetigo (aged 1+)
➅ Shingles (aged 18+)
➆ Urinary tract infection (women aged 16-64)
If you suspect you have one of the seven minor conditions above, skip the morning rush to see a GP by visiting your pharmacy first.
