Under the NHS Pharmacy First scheme, our pharmacists at Denton Pharmacy can assess and treat 7 common conditions — completely free. No GP appointment needed, no waiting weeks. Just walk in or book a slot and get treated the same day.
Under Pharmacy First, our pharmacists can assess, diagnose, and treat these conditions — with medication supplied free of charge where clinically appropriate.
Blocked or runny nose with facial pain or pressure, lasting more than 10 days or worsening after initial improvement.
Painful throat making it difficult to swallow. Our pharmacist can assess severity and provide appropriate treatment.
Pain in one or both ears, which may be sharp or dull. Common in both children and adults.
A bite or sting that has become red, swollen, warm, or is leaking pus — signs of bacterial infection.
Highly contagious skin infection causing red sores, usually around the nose and mouth, that burst and form crusts.
Painful, blistering rash caused by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus. Early treatment reduces severity.
Burning or stinging when passing urine, needing to go more often, or cloudy/strong-smelling urine.
No referral, no red tape — just expert NHS care when you need it
Visit Denton Pharmacy during opening hours or book a convenient slot online. No GP referral needed.
Our trained pharmacist will assess your symptoms in a private consultation room and determine the best treatment.
If appropriate, you'll receive NHS-funded medication on the spot — completely free of charge.
Pharmacy First is available to anyone registered with a GP in England. Most conditions can be treated for patients of all ages. UTI treatment is available for women aged 16-64 only. If your condition requires further investigation, our pharmacist will refer you to the appropriate NHS service.
Yes, completely. Pharmacy First is an NHS-funded service. You won't be charged for the consultation or any medication supplied as part of the service.
No. That's the whole point of Pharmacy First — you can come directly to Denton Pharmacy without a GP appointment or referral.
We can treat 7 common conditions: sinusitis, sore throat, earache, infected insect bites, impetigo, shingles, and uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women aged 16-64.
Yes, you need to be registered with a GP in England to access Pharmacy First. However, you do not need to contact your GP before visiting us.
If our pharmacist determines that your condition needs further investigation or treatment beyond our scope, we'll refer you to the appropriate NHS service, such as your GP or urgent care.
Yes, most Pharmacy First conditions can be treated for patients of all ages, including children. The only exception is UTI treatment, which is limited to women aged 16-64.
Don't wait weeks for a GP appointment. Visit Denton Pharmacy for free NHS Pharmacy First treatment — walk in or book a slot online.