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Percy Main Pharmacy

Community pharmacy
16 Station Road, Percy Main, North Shields, NE29 6HN 01912 572566 percymainprimary.org.uk/pharmacy...
Serving the Percy Main area of North Shields, Percy Main Pharmacy is a community pharmacy registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council under number 1092535. It passed its most recent GPhC inspection and is owned by Gill & Schofield Pharmaceutical Chemists Ltd. Community pharmacies like this one typically handle NHS and private prescriptions, provide over-the-counter medicines and offer everyday health guidance to local people. That said, services do differ between pharmacies, so it is always sensible to contact them directly before making a trip. Opening hours and contact details are listed further down this page. It is worth knowing that since 2018 it has been legal for doctors in the UK to prescribe cannabis-based medicines for certain conditions, though this happens through specialist clinics rather than community pharmacies.

Help and advice services

  • New Medicine Service (NHS)
  • Minor Ailment Service (NHS)

Contraception services

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

Screening and test services

  • NHS Blood Pressure Check Service

Dispensing services

  • Prescription delivery service

Vaccination services

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

Healthy living services

  • NHS Health Check

Community pharmacy services

  • Private consultation room
  • Appointment booking for consultations not required

GPhC registration

Registration number
1092535
Status
Registered
First registered
2 June 2014
Inspection report
Standards met View report
Registered owner
Gill & Schofield Pharmaceutical Chemists Ltd
NHS ODS code
FAQ67

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.