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Get treated for common conditions at Hayshine Pharmacy in Welling without needing a GP appointment. NHS Pharmacy First service available now. No referral needed.
Get treated for everyday conditions quickly and easily, straight from our pharmacy in Welling without needing a GP referral.
At Hayshine Pharmacy in Welling, our pharmacists provide fast, professional consultations for a range of common conditions through the NHS Pharmacy First scheme.
During your consultation, we take time to understand your symptoms and medical history. Where appropriate, we can supply prescription only medicines including antibiotics and antivirals, without you needing to see a GP first.
Many of our patients value being able to get the right treatment quickly, without waiting weeks for an appointment. We are here to assess, advise and treat in a way that is straightforward, friendly and free on the NHS.
Pharmacy First is designed to make accessing NHS treatment more convenient than ever. You can visit Hayshine Pharmacy for fast, expert support with a wide range of common conditions — no registration or GP referral needed.
Our trained pharmacists will assess your symptoms, offer personalised advice and provide treatment where appropriate, including prescription only medicines under the NHS. If your condition requires further medical input, we will guide you to the right place. This makes it easier for you to take control of your health and get the care you need without long waits or unnecessary appointments.
We proudly support our local community with trusted NHS services across South East London. Whether you are based in Welling, Bexleyheath, Sidcup, Plumstead, Abbey Wood, Eltham, Falconwood, Blackfen, Shooters Hill, Thamesmead, Crayford or Bexley, you can rely on Hayshine Pharmacy to provide fast and friendly care when you need it most.
A viral infection with a painful rash, often on one side of the body.
Infections of the urinary system causing pain and frequent urination.
Pain or irritation in the throat, typically from an infection.
Ear pain or discomfort in children, typically caused by a bacterial or viral infection.
Inflammation of the sinuses, causing facial pain and a blocked or runny nose.
A contagious skin infection causing red sores or blisters, often on the face and hands.
Bites that become swollen, red, and painful due to bacterial infection.
Think it's minor? Don't wait for a GP. Your pharmacist can assess and treat a range of common conditions on the spot, no appointment needed.
Each Pharmacy First condition has its own eligible age range, so it’s always worth checking with your pharmacist. Some services are available for young children, others for adults, and a few cover all ages.
Your pharmacist will confirm whether you or your child qualifies during your consultation.
Children aged 1 to 17
1 Year and over
1 Year and over
18 Years and over
12 Years and over
5 Years and Over
Women aged 16 to 64
All from your trusted local pharmacy.
Pharmacy First covers a range of common conditions that can often be treated safely and effectively by a pharmacist. This includes sore throats, ear infections, impetigo, shingles, infected insect bites, urinary tract infections and more.
If appropriate, our trained pharmacists can provide prescription only medicines as part of the NHS service, helping you get the treatment you need without waiting for a GP. You will receive expert clinical advice, reassurance and support, all in a convenient and friendly setting.
Pharmacy First was launched by the NHS to ease pressure on GP surgeries and make healthcare more accessible to patients. It allows you to walk into your local pharmacy and speak directly to a professional about minor illnesses without needing to book in advance.
The service is quick, free and available to anyone eligible under the NHS guidelines. Simply speak to a member of our team and we will take care of the rest. It is a smarter and faster way to manage everyday health concerns without waiting for a GP appointment.
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