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Pick My Pharmacy

Free UK pharmacy comparison. Ratings cannot be bought —how we make money· methodology

How Pick My Pharmacy works

We make it simple to compare UK pharmacies by services, private prices, and reviews — then contact or visit the one that fits.

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    Tell us what you need

    Search by postcode or start the comparison wizard: NHS prescriptions, a Pharmacy First consultation, vaccinations, travel health, or private services — plus how soon you need it. Takes under two minutes.

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    Compare matched pharmacies side by side

    We rank pharmacies on service fit, location, budget, credentials, and reviews — never on who pays us. Compare community and online pharmacies, services, and indicative private prices in a single table.

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    Check verified registration and prices

    Every profile shows the pharmacy's GPhC premises number and superintendent pharmacist when on file, with a link to the official register so you can verify it yourself. Private prices are indicative "from" prices — NHS prescriptions are always £9.90 per item in England; free in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

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    Contact or visit your chosen pharmacy

    For private services you can request a quote from the pharmacies you pick — only those pharmacies see your details. For NHS prescriptions and Pharmacy First, open a profile, visit the pharmacy website, or walk in. No obligation, free for patients.

How we make money

Patients never pay. Pharmacies can claim a listing free, then optionally pay for labelled featured placement or qualified enquiries. Payment never changes a Pharmacy Score or match rank. See partner pricing and methodology.

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The same company operates Sanara Health — an affiliate comparison of private UK online clinics and treatment options. It is not a pharmacy, it does not sell or supply medicines, and it may earn commission when you use a partner pharmacy or clinic. We also run Pick My Accountant. Use Pick My Pharmacy for GPhC premises, NHS services, and high-street or online pharmacies. Use Sanara only if you want a clinic-level view of private treatment pathways — and still verify any pharmacy on the GPhC register.

Pick My Pharmacy is a comparison service, not a pharmacy, and offers no medical advice. For urgent medical help call NHS 111, or 999 in an emergency.