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Taylors Pharmacy

Community pharmacy
1-2 St. Owens Mews, St Owens Street, Hereford, HR1 2JB 01432 264242 bridgeroadpharmacy.co.uk/pharmac...
A community pharmacy serving the people of Hereford, Taylors Pharmacy is based in HR1 2JB and registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council under number 1031977. It passed its most recent GPhC inspection, which gives patients a useful measure of confidence when choosing where to go for their healthcare needs. Community pharmacies like this one are a familiar and trusted part of local life, typically helping with prescription medicines, over-the-counter products and everyday health queries. That said, what any individual pharmacy offers can vary, so it is worth calling ahead or checking directly before you visit. Contact details and opening hours are listed further down this page. It is also worth knowing that since 2018 it has been legal for specialist doctors in the UK to prescribe cannabis-based medicines for certain conditions. This happens through dedicated clinics, not through community pharmacies.

Help and advice services

  • New Medicine Service (NHS)

Contraception services

  • Emergency contraception (NHS)
  • Emergency contraception (paid-for)
  • NHS Pharmacy Contraception Service
  • Condom supply (NHS)

Screening and test services

  • NHS Blood Pressure Check Service
  • COVID-19 lateral flow tests (eligible NHS patients)

Dispensing services

  • Prescription delivery service
  • Appliance dispensing (prescription charges apply)

Vaccination services

  • Seasonal flu vaccination service: at-risk groups (NHS)
  • Seasonal flu vaccination service: not at-risk groups (paid-for)

Community pharmacy services

  • Private consultation room
  • Appointment booking for consultations not required
  • Inhaler recycling

GPhC registration

Registration number
1031977
Status
Registered
First registered
30 June 2003
Inspection report
Standards met View report
Registered owner
Dragon Retail 541 Limited
NHS ODS code
FTG50

Details are drawn from the GPhC register and NHS profiles and can change - check with the pharmacy before making a special trip, especially around bank holidays.