Under the NHS Pharmacy First scheme, our pharmacists at Chislehurst Pharmacy Group can assess and treat seven common conditions — completely free of charge. No referral, no waiting weeks for a GP. Walk in or book online and get treated the same day.
Our GPhC-registered pharmacists can assess, diagnose and treat the following conditions under the NHS Pharmacy First scheme — with medication supplied free of charge where clinically appropriate.
A blocked or runny nose with facial pain or pressure lasting more than ten days, or symptoms that worsen after initial improvement. Our pharmacist will assess and treat where appropriate.
A painful throat that makes swallowing uncomfortable. Our pharmacist will assess the severity using a clinical scoring system and provide appropriate NHS-funded treatment.
Pain in one or both ears, which may be sharp, dull or accompanied by temporary hearing loss. Particularly common in children — walk in without a GP appointment.
A bite or sting that has become red, swollen, warm to the touch, or is showing signs of infection such as discharge. Our pharmacist will assess and prescribe antibiotics where needed.
A highly contagious skin infection causing red sores, usually around the nose and mouth, that burst and form honey-coloured crusts. Early treatment prevents it spreading.
A painful, blistering rash caused by reactivation of the chickenpox virus. Starting antiviral treatment early is important — if you suspect shingles, come in without delay.
Burning or stinging when passing urine, needing to go more frequently, or cloudy and strong-smelling urine. No GP visit needed — our pharmacist can prescribe treatment directly.
No referral, no red tape. Just expert care when you need it, at either of our Chislehurst locations.
Visit Pond Pharmacy on the High Street or Chislehurst Pharmacy on Chislehurst Road during opening hours, or book a convenient slot online. No GP referral needed — just turn up.
One of our trained pharmacists will see you in a private consultation room. They'll ask about your symptoms, medical history and any current medications, following NHS clinical guidelines throughout.
If your condition meets the NHS Pharmacy First criteria, you'll receive appropriate treatment on the spot — including prescription-only medicines such as antibiotics or antivirals where clinically indicated. Completely free of charge.
NHS Pharmacy First is available to anyone registered with a GP in England. Most conditions can be treated across a wide age range — from young children to adults. The UTI pathway is available to women aged 16 to 64 only.
You do not need to be registered with a GP in Chislehurst — any England-registered GP qualifies. If your symptoms suggest something more serious, our pharmacist will refer you to the appropriate NHS service without delay.
59 Chislehurst Rd, Chislehurst BR7 5NP
Mon–Fri: 9am–6pm | Sat: 9am–1pm | Sun: Closed
59 High St, Chislehurst BR7 5AF
Mon–Fri: 8:30am–6:30pm | Sat: 9am–2pm | Sun: Closed
