# John Bell & Croyden, London Pick My Pharmacy (https://pickmypharmacy.co.uk/pharmacies/john-bell-and-croyden-london-w1u/): John Bell & Croyden, London is a GPhC-registered community pharmacy at 50-54 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2AU (premises no. 1041345, register snapshot 30 Jun 2026). It is an NHS pharmacy providing Pharmacy First, NHS flu jabs, the NHS contraception service and free emergency contraception (NHS data, June 2026). Opening hours: Mon–Fri 09:30–20:00; Sat 09:30–19:00; Sun 12:00–18:00. This is an independent Pick My Pharmacy listing, not the pharmacy’s own website. Always verify registration on pharmacyregulation.org. ## At a glance - **Listing:** John Bell & Croyden, London — independent Pick My Pharmacy profile, not the pharmacy’s own site - **Type:** community (walk-in) pharmacy - **Address:** 50-54 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2AU - **GPhC premises:** 1041345 (snapshot 30 Jun 2026; Registered) - **NHS prescriptions:** Listed as an NHS dispenser (ODS FGP84) — confirm the contract is current - **Pharmacy First:** Listed among NHS services — England’s seven pathways; confirm the branch offers it today - **Phone:** 020 79355555 (nhsbsa) — numbers change; confirm if you cannot get through - **Opening hours:** Monday 09:30–20:00; Tuesday 09:30–20:00; Wednesday 09:30–20:00; Thursday 09:30–20:00; Friday 09:30–20:00; Saturday 09:30–19:00; Sunday 12:00–18:00 ## What is John Bell & Croyden, London? John Bell & Croyden, London is a community (walk-in) pharmacy at 50-54 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2AU. Phone on file: 020 79355555 (source: NHS Business Services Authority open data). NHS ODS code FGP84. This Pick My Pharmacy profile is an independent GPhC-backed listing, not the pharmacy's own site, and not a place to buy medicines. John Bell & Croyden is a GPhC-registered community pharmacy in London (premises registration number 1041345), owned by John Bell & Croyden Ltd. Details are taken from the General Pharmaceutical Council public premises register (snapshot 2026-06-30). Always verify the current registration on pharmacyregulation.org before relying on this listing. John Bell & Croyden, London is the walk-in pharmacy at 50-54 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2AU. On our snapshot it has been on the GPhC premises register since January 1985. If it still holds an NHS contract, you can usually collect English NHS prescriptions here at the national item charge — the pharmacy cannot set its own NHS price. Pharmacy First is listed: in England that is a free NHS consultation for seven common conditions, if the pharmacist decides you fit the pathway. It is not the same scheme in Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland. Services recorded here: nhs prescriptions, pharmacy first, flu jabs, contraception service, emergency contraception, and more on the list below. Use this page to check registration and compare nearby GPhC-listed pharmacies; use the pharmacy itself for stock, hours, and clinical advice. ## Who should use a different pharmacy? John Bell & Croyden, London is not a clinic, not a substitute for the live GPhC register, and not medical advice. This page is not John Bell & Croyden, London's official website, and we do not have one on file. Pick My Pharmacy does not sell or supply medicines. For emergencies use NHS 111 or 999. ## How do I check John Bell & Croyden, London is a legitimate pharmacy? Search GPhC premises number 1041345 on pharmacyregulation.org and match the trading name and address to 50-54 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2AU before you send ID or payment. 1. Open the GPhC premises register at pharmacyregulation.org and search 1041345. 2. Check the trading name and address against 50-54 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2AU. 3. Confirm the register still shows the premises as registered — our snapshot is 30 Jun 2026, not a live feed. 4. Then confirm hours, stock, and (if you are ordering online) that the website belongs to this premises. John Bell & Croyden, London is listed here from a public-register snapshot. A directory page can lag if a pharmacy closes, changes owner, or updates its website. The GPhC register is the legal source of truth. Pick My Pharmacy does not sell medicines and is not John Bell & Croyden, London's official site. ## How do I use John Bell & Croyden, London for NHS or private care? John Bell & Croyden, London is listed as an NHS dispenser in England: collect electronic prescriptions here, or ask about Pharmacy First if that service is on the list and you fit the pathway. Walk in with a paper prescription, or nominate John Bell & Croyden, London in the NHS App so repeats route here automatically. NHS item charges (where they apply) are national — John Bell & Croyden, London cannot undercut or inflate them. Private services such as travel vaccines or earwax removal are priced by the pharmacy; we only show a figure when it has been published with us. Confirm hours before you travel — they are on this profile. ## How do I get a prescription from John Bell & Croyden, London? Take a paper prescription to John Bell & Croyden, London, or nominate this branch in the NHS App so electronic repeats arrive here. In England the NHS item charge is the same at every contractor — pick a pharmacy for convenience, not for a cheaper NHS fee. Repeats: ask the pharmacist or use the NHS App to change nomination. Emergency supply of a previous prescription is a clinical decision, not a right — the pharmacist may refuse. Private prescriptions are a separate fee set by the pharmacy. This page does not dispense anything. ## Is John Bell & Croyden, London GPhC-registered? Yes — John Bell & Croyden, London is listed on the GPhC public premises register as 1041345 (snapshot 30 Jun 2026). Register status on that snapshot: Registered. Always re-check the live register before relying on this listing; pharmacies can close or change status between snapshots. ## What services does John Bell & Croyden, London offer? John Bell & Croyden, London is flagged as dispensing NHS prescriptions on our records. Pharmacy First is listed among its NHS services — confirm the seven clinical pathways with the branch before travelling. Services on this profile: nhs prescriptions, pharmacy first, flu jabs, contraception service, emergency contraception, new medicine service. Confirm live availability with the pharmacy — ODS and register flags can lag behind what the counter offers today. ## How does John Bell & Croyden, London compare with nearby pharmacies? If John Bell & Croyden, London is closed, unclaimed, or missing a service you need, 1165 other GPhC-registered pharmacies in London are listed below. Official pharmacy sites do not publish competitors — that comparison layer is why this directory page exists. ## FAQs **Q: Is John Bell & Croyden, London a GPhC-registered pharmacy?** A: Yes. John Bell & Croyden, London is on the GPhC public premises register as 1041345. Pick My Pharmacy copied that number from the 2026-06-30 snapshot — it is not a live extract. Check the same number yourself at pharmacyregulation.org before you send ID or payment. **Q: Is this Pick My Pharmacy page the official John Bell & Croyden, London website?** A: No. This is an independent Pick My Pharmacy directory profile — we are not John Bell & Croyden, London and we do not sell medicines. We do not have an official website on file. Verify registration at pharmacyregulation.org, then contact the pharmacy directly for hours, stock, and bookings. **Q: Does John Bell & Croyden, London dispense NHS prescriptions?** A: Yes. John Bell & Croyden, London is an NHS pharmacy on the NHS England pharmaceutical list (NHS code FGP84) and dispensed 997 NHS prescription items in June 2026. NHS prescription charges are set nationally (£9.90 per item in England; free in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland), not by the pharmacy. **Q: How do I get a prescription from John Bell & Croyden, London?** A: Take a paper prescription to John Bell & Croyden, London, or nominate this branch in the NHS App so electronic repeats arrive here. NHS charges are national (£9.90 per item in England; free in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland), not set by the pharmacy. Emergency supply is a clinical decision. Pick My Pharmacy does not dispense. **Q: How much do private services at John Bell & Croyden, London cost?** A: John Bell & Croyden, London has not published private service prices with us yet. NHS prescriptions are always £9.90 per item in England; free in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Contact the pharmacy for private flu jabs, travel clinics, or other paid services — we never invent a price to fill a gap. **Q: Where is John Bell & Croyden, London based, and can it deliver my prescriptions?** A: John Bell & Croyden, London is a community pharmacy in London at 50-54 Wigmore Street. Delivery is not listed on this profile; ask the branch if you cannot collect. **Q: What are John Bell & Croyden, London's opening hours?** A: John Bell & Croyden, London's opening hours: Mon–Fri 09:30–20:00; Sat 09:30–19:00; Sun 12:00–18:00. Hours change around bank holidays and staff absence — confirm before visiting. These are the hours the pharmacy holds with NHS England (NHSBSA pharmaceutical list). **Q: What is John Bell & Croyden, London's phone number?** A: John Bell & Croyden, London's phone number on our records is 020 79355555 (source: NHS Business Services Authority open data, checked 31 August 2026). Numbers change — if you cannot get through, use the official website or the NHS service finder rather than a number copied from an old advert. **Q: Does John Bell & Croyden, London provide NHS Pharmacy First consultations?** A: Yes. NHS data shows John Bell & Croyden, London recorded Pharmacy First consultations in June 2026. Pharmacy First lets pharmacists in England assess and treat sinusitis, sore throat, earache, infected insect bites, impetigo, shingles and uncomplicated UTIs (age rules apply), often without a GP appointment. The pharmacist decides whether you are suitable — phone ahead if you need to be seen today. **Q: What NHS services does John Bell & Croyden, London offer?** A: NHS data for June 2026 shows John Bell & Croyden, London provided Pharmacy First, NHS flu jabs, the NHS contraception service, free emergency contraception and the New Medicine Service, and it gave 490 NHS flu vaccinations in the 2025/26 season. Most of these are free on the NHS if you are eligible. Services depend on staffing on the day, so phone before you travel. ## Sources - [GPhC premises register](https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/registers/pharmacy) - [How Pick My Pharmacy vets listings](/methodology/) - [How to report a concern about a pharmacy](/answers/how-do-i-report-a-concern-about-a-pharmacy/) - [NHS: find a pharmacy](https://www.nhs.uk/service-search/pharmacy/find-a-pharmacy) Always verify registration on https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/registers/pharmacy. Pick My Pharmacy is not a pharmacy and does not sell medicines. Source: https://pickmypharmacy.co.uk/pharmacies/john-bell-and-croyden-london-w1u/