glucose reading and indicate whether they may be in the diabetic range. Our qualified staff are able to refer patients to their GP for further investigation if appropriate and provide relevant information regarding diabetes and Healthy Lifestyle.
There is a small charge for this service.
We can provide a blood pressure check as a drop in service. Our qualified staff are able to refer patients to their GP for further investigation if appropriate provide relevant information regarding blood pressure and Healthy Lifestyle.
There is a small charge for this service.
Community Pharmacy Consultation Service (CPCS)
We provide lateral flow test kits
We can dispense your NHS prescriptions (paper and electronic) and private prescriptions for you. Information and advice will be offered to you, to help you use your medicines safely and effectively. We keep a comprehensive stock of medicines and use fast and efficient wholesalers to enable us to dispense your prescriptions promptly. Any medicines not in stock can usually be obtained later that day or first thing the following day.
Do not attempt to dispose of medicines yourself. We will safely dispose of any unwanted medication you may have, simply return your medication to The Pharmacy.
At J & J pharmacy Ltd, you can now receive your prescriptions electronically. This means when you have nominated us on EPS as your choice, your GP surgery can send your prescriptions electronically to our system. You just order your medicines as usual and inform us of the order then your prescription will arrive at our pharmacy ( please allow 2-3 days) and we will keep the prescribed medicines ready for you.
We provide a FREE NHS emergency contraception service also known as the morning after pill for 13 years and above and whom live and registered with a GP in Worcester. Emergency contraception can prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or if your contraceptive method has failed – for example, a condom has split or you have missed a pill.
If you think you need it, contact The Pharmacy for a discussion with our pharmacist.
Most men experience erection problems at some stage during their life. Most of the time, the occasional loss of erection is normal and not usually anything more than a minor inconvenience.
However, stress and anxiety from work or home, relationship problems, ‘performance’ anxiety, alcohol and drug use, among other reasons can result in loss of erection also known as impotence.
If this is the case call in store or telephone for a FREE consultation and join thousands of men who achieve better erections.
We can deliver your medications to you free of charge if you are elderly, and or housebound subject to terms and conditions. Please ask us for further details.
1. We can collect a prescription from your surgery for you, dispense it and have it ready for you to collect.
2. All you have to do is let us know when it will be ready when you’ve ordered your repeat medication. (You can either contact us by phone or visit us personally)
3. Alternatively, you could leave your repeat forms with us. When you require some medication, you can let us know, as above. We will then order and collect the prescription from your surgery for you and have your medication ready for your collection.
We are offering this free service to make it more convenient for you to get your repeat medication(s). Please note it normally takes two working days (48 hours) for a prescription to be processed by the surgery ( with exception for Thorneloe Lodge and Barbourne surgery), and further time is required by us to make it up, especially if any uncommon or special items are required.
This is a face-to-face consultation between a pharmacist and a patient to discuss their medicines, both prescribed and non-prescribed. The review aims to help increase patients’ knowledge and understanding of their medicines, including how and why they should be taken. It also provides an opportunity to highlight any other issues of concern, side effects or other medicine-related problems.
You can receive your annual Flu vaccine at J & J pharmacy Ltd either by appointment or a drop in consultation. The eligible groups for the seasonal NHS Flu service are:
- all those age 65 years and over
- people who are aged from 18 to less than 65 years and have one or more of the following medical conditions:
- chronic (long-term) respiratory disease ( severe asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or bronchitis)
- chronic heart disease, such as heart failure;
- chronic kidney disease at stage three, four or five;
- chronic liver disease;
- chronic neurological disease, such as Parkinson's disease or motor neurone disease, or learning disability;
- diabetes;
- immunosuppresion, a weakened immune system due to disease (such as HIV/AIDS) or treatment (such as cancer treatment);
- asplenia or splenic dysfunction;
- morbid obesity
- women aged 18 years or over who are pregnant (including those women who become pregnant during the flu season)
- carers who are age 18 or over; or
- household contacts aged 18 years or over of individuals who are immunocompromised.
If you are not eligible there is a charge.
This is a NHS funded service and only certain medicines prescribed are covered by the NHS. However the Pharmacy will offer this service to any patient prescribed any new medicine if they feel it will help with their compliance and understanding of their medication and condition.
It is a new way of getting your medicines without having to ask the doctor for a prescription each time. How does Repeat Dispensing Work? Your doctor will give you several prescription forms; a "repeatable prescription" (a prescription with "RA" on it that is signed by the doctor) also a set of "batch prescriptions" (prescriptions with "RD" on them, not signed by the doctor). The new repeatable prescriptions cannot be hand written. With these prescriptions you can collect your medicines from the pharmacy at regular intervals for up to 12 months without having to contact your doctor. Your doctor will decide how often you should collect your prescription and how long it will last for. This can also be done electronically, where the master prescription can be given to you and the repeatable prescriptions are send electronically to the pharmacy of your choice. Note: Not all medicines can be supplied on a repeatable prescription.
We will provide information to you should you require further support, advice or treatment which we cannot provide. This may include other health and social care providers or support organisations which may be better able to assist you. If appropriate we will use a formal referral method.
Sumatriptan can be used for treating migraine relief. Also treats headache, nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. A brief consultation is required to establish if it is suitable for you.
glucose reading and indicate whether they may be in the diabetic range. Our qualified staff are able to refer patients to their GP for further investigation if appropriate and provide relevant information regarding diabetes and Healthy Lifestyle.
There is a small charge for this service.
We can provide a blood pressure check as a drop in service. Our qualified staff are able to refer patients to their GP for further investigation if appropriate provide relevant information regarding blood pressure and Healthy Lifestyle.
There is a small charge for this service.
Community Pharmacy Consultation Service (CPCS)
We provide lateral flow test kits
We can dispense your NHS prescriptions (paper and electronic) and private prescriptions for you. Information and advice will be offered to you, to help you use your medicines safely and effectively. We keep a comprehensive stock of medicines and use fast and efficient wholesalers to enable us to dispense your prescriptions promptly. Any medicines not in stock can usually be obtained later that day or first thing the following day.
Do not attempt to dispose of medicines yourself. We will safely dispose of any unwanted medication you may have, simply return your medication to The Pharmacy.
At J & J pharmacy Ltd, you can now receive your prescriptions electronically. This means when you have nominated us on EPS as your choice, your GP surgery can send your prescriptions electronically to our system. You just order your medicines as usual and inform us of the order then your prescription will arrive at our pharmacy ( please allow 2-3 days) and we will keep the prescribed medicines ready for you.
We provide a FREE NHS emergency contraception service also known as the morning after pill for 13 years and above and whom live and registered with a GP in Worcester. Emergency contraception can prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or if your contraceptive method has failed – for example, a condom has split or you have missed a pill.
If you think you need it, contact The Pharmacy for a discussion with our pharmacist.
Most men experience erection problems at some stage during their life. Most of the time, the occasional loss of erection is normal and not usually anything more than a minor inconvenience.
However, stress and anxiety from work or home, relationship problems, ‘performance’ anxiety, alcohol and drug use, among other reasons can result in loss of erection also known as impotence.
If this is the case call in store or telephone for a FREE consultation and join thousands of men who achieve better erections.
We can deliver your medications to you free of charge if you are elderly, and or housebound subject to terms and conditions. Please ask us for further details.
1. We can collect a prescription from your surgery for you, dispense it and have it ready for you to collect.
2. All you have to do is let us know when it will be ready when you’ve ordered your repeat medication. (You can either contact us by phone or visit us personally)
3. Alternatively, you could leave your repeat forms with us. When you require some medication, you can let us know, as above. We will then order and collect the prescription from your surgery for you and have your medication ready for your collection.
We are offering this free service to make it more convenient for you to get your repeat medication(s). Please note it normally takes two working days (48 hours) for a prescription to be processed by the surgery ( with exception for Thorneloe Lodge and Barbourne surgery), and further time is required by us to make it up, especially if any uncommon or special items are required.
This is a face-to-face consultation between a pharmacist and a patient to discuss their medicines, both prescribed and non-prescribed. The review aims to help increase patients’ knowledge and understanding of their medicines, including how and why they should be taken. It also provides an opportunity to highlight any other issues of concern, side effects or other medicine-related problems.
You can receive your annual Flu vaccine at J & J pharmacy Ltd either by appointment or a drop in consultation. The eligible groups for the seasonal NHS Flu service are:
- all those age 65 years and over
- people who are aged from 18 to less than 65 years and have one or more of the following medical conditions:
- chronic (long-term) respiratory disease ( severe asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or bronchitis)
- chronic heart disease, such as heart failure;
- chronic kidney disease at stage three, four or five;
- chronic liver disease;
- chronic neurological disease, such as Parkinson's disease or motor neurone disease, or learning disability;
- diabetes;
- immunosuppresion, a weakened immune system due to disease (such as HIV/AIDS) or treatment (such as cancer treatment);
- asplenia or splenic dysfunction;
- morbid obesity
- women aged 18 years or over who are pregnant (including those women who become pregnant during the flu season)
- carers who are age 18 or over; or
- household contacts aged 18 years or over of individuals who are immunocompromised.
If you are not eligible there is a charge.
This is a NHS funded service and only certain medicines prescribed are covered by the NHS. However the Pharmacy will offer this service to any patient prescribed any new medicine if they feel it will help with their compliance and understanding of their medication and condition.
It is a new way of getting your medicines without having to ask the doctor for a prescription each time. How does Repeat Dispensing Work? Your doctor will give you several prescription forms; a "repeatable prescription" (a prescription with "RA" on it that is signed by the doctor) also a set of "batch prescriptions" (prescriptions with "RD" on them, not signed by the doctor). The new repeatable prescriptions cannot be hand written. With these prescriptions you can collect your medicines from the pharmacy at regular intervals for up to 12 months without having to contact your doctor. Your doctor will decide how often you should collect your prescription and how long it will last for. This can also be done electronically, where the master prescription can be given to you and the repeatable prescriptions are send electronically to the pharmacy of your choice. Note: Not all medicines can be supplied on a repeatable prescription.
We will provide information to you should you require further support, advice or treatment which we cannot provide. This may include other health and social care providers or support organisations which may be better able to assist you. If appropriate we will use a formal referral method.
Sumatriptan can be used for treating migraine relief. Also treats headache, nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. A brief consultation is required to establish if it is suitable for you.
Worcester
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