Tue: 9am to 1pm
Pytchley Court Pharmacy
Community pharmacy
Pytchley Court Pharmacy is a GPhC-registered community pharmacy serving residents in Corby, Northamptonshire, NN17 2QD. It holds General Pharmaceutical Council registration number 1035400. As a community pharmacy, it sits at the heart of local healthcare, giving people somewhere nearby to collect prescriptions, pick up over-the-counter medicines and get straightforward health guidance. Services available will depend on this particular branch, so it is always a good idea to phone ahead or drop in to confirm what is on offer. Contact details and opening hours appear further down this page. It is also worth knowing that, since 2018, doctors in the UK have been legally able to prescribe cannabis-based medicines for certain conditions. This happens through specialist clinics rather than community pharmacies.
Help and advice services
- New Medicine Service (NHS)
Contraception services
- Emergency contraception (NHS)
- Emergency contraception (paid-for)
- Condom supply (NHS)
Screening and test services
- Chlamydia screening and treatment (NHS)
Dispensing services
- Prescription delivery service
- Appliance dispensing (prescription charges apply)
- Stoma appliance customisation service (NHS)
Vaccination services
- Seasonal flu vaccination service: at-risk groups (NHS)
- Seasonal flu vaccination service: not at-risk groups (paid-for)
Healthy living services
- Stop smoking service (NHS)
Community pharmacy services
- Private consultation room
- Appointment booking available for consultations
- Appointment booking for consultations not required
- Multi-lingual staff
- Inhaler recycling
Other facilities
- Consultation room
GPhC registration
- Registration number
- 1035400
- Status
- Registered
- First registered
- 28 November 2008
- Inspection report
- Pending inspection
- Registered owner
- ANE Healthcare Ltd
- NHS ODS code
- FTT50
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.