A short consultation with our pharmacist and, if it’s right for you, a course of prescription-strength naproxen — the same anti-inflammatory a GP would prescribe.
A 15-minute consultation with a GPhC-registered pharmacist. Supplied under a Patient Group Direction — the same medicine a GP would prescribe.
Where it is, how long it’s been there and what you’ve already tried. Anything that needs a doctor is picked up here.
A few questions about your stomach, kidneys, heart and other medicines — naproxen isn’t right for everyone.
Prescription-strength naproxen with clear instructions. Payment in branch.
The pharmacist checks the full criteria at your consultation. If this service isn’t right for you, we’ll tell you what is — and there’s nothing to pay.
Only branches that offer this service are shown. Prefer to walk in? Just come to the counter — a booking guarantees the pharmacist is free.
Yes — the same prescription-only medicine, supplied under a Patient Group Direction by a trained pharmacist.
Numbness, weakness in the legs, changes to bladder or bowel control, fever, or back pain after an injury need a doctor, not this service. Our pharmacist will tell you if that’s the case.
Some combinations aren’t safe (blood thinners, other anti-inflammatories, some blood-pressure and heart medicines). Bring a list and we’ll check.
Read more: Lower back pain: when the pharmacy can help and when it can’t · Naproxen vs ibuprofen for back pain: what the pharmacy can supply
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