How do I find a pharmacy in this directory?

Search a UK postcode, town, or pharmacy name, then filter by NHS services or distance-selling. Save up to three listings to compare. Opening hours appear only when we have them — we never invent a timetable.

Cards are GPhC-registered premises from our register snapshot. A service tag can lag behind the counter. Confirm Pharmacy First, travel clinics, and vaccinations with the branch before you travel. For private treatment-service prices (weight-loss, ED, HRT), use the treatment comparison pages — this directory does not hold a medicine checkout.

How do I check a listed pharmacy is GPhC-registered?

Open the profile, copy the premises number, search it on pharmacyregulation.org, and match the address before you send ID, start a consultation, or pay.

Great Britain community and internet pharmacies must be on that register. A missing number on a card is not proof the shop is unregistered — it means we have not mapped it yet. “Claimed” means the pharmacy verified the profile with us; unclaimed register imports are still listed.

Ratings and rankings are our editorial opinion, based on our publishedmethodology — they are not medical advice and pharmacies cannot pay to change a score. Where a pharmacy has no reviews we show "Not yet rated" — we never invent scores.Listings labelled Featured orReferral partner are paid placements; payment affects visibility only, never ratings or match results. We may receive a fee when you send a private-service enquiry.Private service prices are indicative — always confirm directly with the pharmacy.

Also Check Before You Choose

Medicine prices — this directory matches pharmacy names, towns, and GPhC numbers, not a medicine checkout. For private treatment-service prices (Wegovy, Mounjaro, sildenafil, HRT), use the treatment comparison pages.

Registration — every pharmacy in Great Britain must be registered with the GPhC; directory cards show a GPhC badge when we have the premises number, and profiles link to the official register.

Community or online — filter by type, or use “Distance selling” for internet pharmacies that deliver UK-wide (no walk-in counter).See Online Pharmacies.

NHS vs private — NHS badges mark pharmacies that dispense NHS prescriptions; “Private only” means no NHS contract. Same-name chains are distinguished by city and postcode on each card.

Near me — enter a UK postcode, or use your location, to sort by approximate distance (postcode centres). Opening hours appear on a profile only when the pharmacy has claimed them, we copied them from that brand’s official store locator, or we have them from NHS data. Confirm before you visit — we never invent a timetable.

Claimed listings — a “Claimed” badge means an owner claim is recorded. It does not verify every clinical service or price. Register imports without that step are still listed; the pharmacy can claim free.

Private service prices shown are indicative — always confirm directly with the pharmacy. NHS prescription charges are set nationally (£9.90 per item in England; free in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland) and never vary by pharmacy. “Not yet rated” means we have no verified reviews — we never invent scores.How we vet pharmacies

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