Tue: 9am to 6pm
Well
Community pharmacy
Well is a GPhC-registered community pharmacy located in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S74 0LY. Its registration number with the General Pharmaceutical Council is 1039097, and it passed its most recent GPhC inspection. Well is a national pharmacy chain with branches across England, and this Barnsley branch provides the kinds of services you would expect from a community pharmacy, including dispensing prescriptions, selling over-the-counter medicines and offering basic health advice. The range of services available at any individual branch can differ, so it is sensible to contact the pharmacy directly before visiting. Opening hours and contact details are shown further down this page. Since November 2018, doctors in the UK have been able to legally prescribe cannabis-based medicines for certain conditions. This happens through specialist clinics, not through standard community pharmacies.
Help and advice services
- New Medicine Service (NHS)
Contraception services
- NHS Pharmacy Contraception Service
Screening and test services
- NHS Blood Pressure Check Service
- COVID-19 lateral flow tests (eligible NHS patients)
Dispensing services
- 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)
Healthy living services
- Stop smoking service (NHS)
- Stop smoking service (paid-for)
- Stop smoking voucher service (NHS)
Community pharmacy services
- Appointment booking available for consultations
- Appointment booking for consultations not required
Other facilities
- Consultation room
GPhC registration
- Registration number
- 1039097
- Status
- Registered
- First registered
- 1 December 2007
- Inspection report
- Standards met View report
- Registered owner
- Bestway National Chemists Limited
- NHS ODS code
- FM248
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.