The removal of ear wax via microsuction. Please use olive oil twice daily for 5 days prior to your appointment. Microsuction is the gentle vacum-like removal of wax and debris from the ear canal. It is a gentle and pain free procedure. If you have any questions please contact the pharmacy or visit our website.

Our Ear Wax Check service offers professional ear examinations by trained colleagues using otoscopy. If ear wax is detected, we provide advice on the best removal methods, such as using olive oil or suggesting our ear wax removal service. For those over 16, this service can help address changes in hearing or blockage issues. If an ear wax removal appointment is scheduled at the time, the cost of the check can be reimbursed against the removal service.

Our Ear Wax Check service offers professional ear examinations by trained colleagues using otoscopy. If ear wax is detected, we provide advice on the best removal methods, such as using olive oil or suggesting our ear wax removal service. For those over 16, this service can help address changes in hearing or blockage issues. If an ear wax removal appointment is scheduled at the time, the cost of the check can be reimbursed against the removal service.

Our Blood Pressure Check service provides a convenient and reliable way for individuals over 40 to monitor their blood pressure. Whether you're interested in a free blood pressure check or have been referred by your GP, our qualified pharmacists are here to assist you. If your blood pressure is higher than expected, we can offer a free 24 hour blood pressure monitor. This allows the collection of multiple blood pressure readings to provide an accurate average reading. With our easy online booking system, you can schedule your appointment hassle-free. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about your eligibility or any concerns regarding your blood pressure. Trust us to provide accurate readings and expert advice tailored to your needs.If you are currently taking blood pressure medication, please contact the pharmacy directly to check your eligibility for the service.

An appointment with the pharmacist to discuss emergency contraception. This is a locally funded service and so is provided free of charge. Please contact the pharmacy for more information. 

An appointment with the pharmacist to discuss emergency contraception. This is a locally funded service and so is provided free of charge. Please contact the pharmacy for more information. 

A course of norethisterone to delay your period does not act as a contraceptive.Why delay a period?Periods can be uncomfortable, inconvenient or really painful. Most women have regular periods, so are used to being prepared for when they happen and to making adjustments to their lives as needed. But if you’re going on holiday or have exams coming up, you may want to delay your period. Hormone treatment can allow you to do this.What am I booking?This service is a private (paid-for) consultation with a Pharmacist who will give you advice and, if you are eligible, the medication you will need for delaying your period for up to 14 days.Is this service suitable for me?This service is available for women who are 18-50 years old.This service is not suitable for you if you:Are taking the contraceptive pill.Are pregnant or breastfeeding.Have asthma, diabetes or high blood pressure.Have depression or severe mental health problems.Have migraines.Have lupus.Are obese (with a body mass index - BMI - over 30).Are taking certain medicines (including epilepsy or anticoagulant medicine).Have irregular vaginal bleeding for which the cause is not clear.Have had a recent heart attack/stroke or angina.Have had a DVT or PE (blood clot on the leg or the lung).Have kidney or liver problems (including having had jaundice in pregnancy).Have had a bad reaction to norethisterone tablets in the past.If you are not suitable for the service but book it anyway, your Pharmacist may not be able to provide the service to you during your appointment.About norethisterone for period delayIf you’re taking ‘the pill’ (the combined oral contraceptive pill) you probably have a regular bleed every month. This isn’t a true period – it’s a ‘withdrawal bleed’ caused by not taking the oestrogen-containing pill.Most women using this method of contraception take a ‘monophasic’ pill, with the same dose of oestrogen and progestogen every day. You can avoid a period by taking two packs of pills back to back, without a week off.If you are not taking the pill or other hormonal contraception, you may be able to delay your period by taking tablets of a progesterone hormone called norethisterone. You start the tablets (one 5 mg tablet three times a day) three days before your period is due and continue taking it usually for up to a couple of weeks, stopping when you don’t mind having a period. Your period will then normally begin two to three days later.How much will it cost?The price you’ll be quoted is the starting price for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) or 42 tablets (for 14 days). These need to be started 3 days before your period is due to start. Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, dependent on how many tablets you and your Pharmacist decide you need. If you wish to get more details about the price you can contact the pharmacy directly on the number shown.Is this service available on the NHS?You may be able to get these tablets on the NHS from your GP.

A course of norethisterone to delay your period does not act as a contraceptive.Why delay a period?Periods can be uncomfortable, inconvenient or really painful. Most women have regular periods, so are used to being prepared for when they happen and to making adjustments to their lives as needed. But if you’re going on holiday or have exams coming up, you may want to delay your period. Hormone treatment can allow you to do this.What am I booking?This service is a private (paid-for) consultation with a Pharmacist who will give you advice and, if you are eligible, the medication you will need for delaying your period for up to 14 days.Is this service suitable for me?This service is available for women who are 18-50 years old.This service is not suitable for you if you:Are taking the contraceptive pill.Are pregnant or breastfeeding.Have asthma, diabetes or high blood pressure.Have depression or severe mental health problems.Have migraines.Have lupus.Are obese (with a body mass index - BMI - over 30).Are taking certain medicines (including epilepsy or anticoagulant medicine).Have irregular vaginal bleeding for which the cause is not clear.Have had a recent heart attack/stroke or angina.Have had a DVT or PE (blood clot on the leg or the lung).Have kidney or liver problems (including having had jaundice in pregnancy).Have had a bad reaction to norethisterone tablets in the past.If you are not suitable for the service but book it anyway, your Pharmacist may not be able to provide the service to you during your appointment.About norethisterone for period delayIf you’re taking ‘the pill’ (the combined oral contraceptive pill) you probably have a regular bleed every month. This isn’t a true period – it’s a ‘withdrawal bleed’ caused by not taking the oestrogen-containing pill.Most women using this method of contraception take a ‘monophasic’ pill, with the same dose of oestrogen and progestogen every day. You can avoid a period by taking two packs of pills back to back, without a week off.If you are not taking the pill or other hormonal contraception, you may be able to delay your period by taking tablets of a progesterone hormone called norethisterone. You start the tablets (one 5 mg tablet three times a day) three days before your period is due and continue taking it usually for up to a couple of weeks, stopping when you don’t mind having a period. Your period will then normally begin two to three days later.How much will it cost?The price you’ll be quoted is the starting price for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) or 42 tablets (for 14 days). These need to be started 3 days before your period is due to start. Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, dependent on how many tablets you and your Pharmacist decide you need. If you wish to get more details about the price you can contact the pharmacy directly on the number shown.Is this service available on the NHS?You may be able to get these tablets on the NHS from your GP.

A course of norethisterone to delay your period does not act as a contraceptive.Why delay a period?Periods can be uncomfortable, inconvenient or really painful. Most women have regular periods, so are used to being prepared for when they happen and to making adjustments to their lives as needed. But if you’re going on holiday or have exams coming up, you may want to delay your period. Hormone treatment can allow you to do this.What am I booking?This service is a private (paid-for) consultation with a Pharmacist who will give you advice and, if you are eligible, the medication you will need for delaying your period for up to 14 days.Is this service suitable for me?This service is available for women who are 18-50 years old.This service is not suitable for you if you:Are taking the contraceptive pill.Are pregnant or breastfeeding.Have asthma, diabetes or high blood pressure.Have depression or severe mental health problems.Have migraines.Have lupus.Are obese (with a body mass index - BMI - over 30).Are taking certain medicines (including epilepsy or anticoagulant medicine).Have irregular vaginal bleeding for which the cause is not clear.Have had a recent heart attack/stroke or angina.Have had a DVT or PE (blood clot on the leg or the lung).Have kidney or liver problems (including having had jaundice in pregnancy).Have had a bad reaction to norethisterone tablets in the past.If you are not suitable for the service but book it anyway, your Pharmacist may not be able to provide the service to you during your appointment.About norethisterone for period delayIf you’re taking ‘the pill’ (the combined oral contraceptive pill) you probably have a regular bleed every month. This isn’t a true period – it’s a ‘withdrawal bleed’ caused by not taking the oestrogen-containing pill.Most women using this method of contraception take a ‘monophasic’ pill, with the same dose of oestrogen and progestogen every day. You can avoid a period by taking two packs of pills back to back, without a week off.If you are not taking the pill or other hormonal contraception, you may be able to delay your period by taking tablets of a progesterone hormone called norethisterone. You start the tablets (one 5 mg tablet three times a day) three days before your period is due and continue taking it usually for up to a couple of weeks, stopping when you don’t mind having a period. Your period will then normally begin two to three days later.How much will it cost?The price you’ll be quoted is the starting price for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) or 42 tablets (for 14 days). These need to be started 3 days before your period is due to start. Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, dependent on how many tablets you and your Pharmacist decide you need. If you wish to get more details about the price you can contact the pharmacy directly on the number shown.Is this service available on the NHS?You may be able to get these tablets on the NHS from your GP.

Please use this service to book the following vaccines only:Chicken Pox - 12 months plus - Meningitis B - Shingles: Ages 50 to 80 years old Occupational Health Hepatitis BFor travel vaccines including Meningitis ACWY please book on www.threecountiestravelclinic.co.uk/about

The Health Check at Chapel Pharmacy consists of cholesterol testing, a fasting blood glucose test and BMI calculation. A free blood pressure check is also included. 

You can be completely confident that tablets obtained through this service are genuine, unlike many tablets ordered through cheap email offers.Why book here for erectile dysfunction tablets?Erectile dysfunction (ED) is very common – it affects about half of 40- to 70-year-olds and 70% of over-70s. If you have ED, there is about an 8 in 10 chance that this treatment will be effective, although you need to be sexually aroused for the tablets to work.What am I booking?This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for tablets for ED.Is this service right for me?This service is suitable for men aged 18-70 years who want treatment for mild-moderate or moderate ED. Please use the link below to find out how mild-moderate and moderate ED are defined.It is not suitable if you:Have blood problems (including sickle cell anaemia, myeloma or leukaemia).Have a current peptic ulcer.Have heart problems and have been advised to avoid sex.Have had a heart attack, stroke, angina at rest or heart failure in the last six months.Have angina at rest or during sex.Have severe low or high blood pressure.Have severe liver or kidney problems.Have stomach ulceration.Have had a bad reaction to previous similar tablets.Have not had benefit from two or more other ED tablets.Have the eye problem retinitis pigmentosa.Have a curving or other abnormal shape of your penis; orHave been told you have prostate enlargement: orAre taking certain medicines including nitrates (usually used for angina) or have recently started an alpha-blocker tablet for high blood pressure and your dose and blood pressure aren’t stabilised.If you regularly have sex more than twice a week and want a longer-acting tablet, a daily tablet of tadalafil (Cialis®) may be more suitable for you. Please use the ‘Erectile dysfunction (daily tablets)’ booking option instead.Why do men get ED?Having erectile dysfunction (ED) means that you cannot get and/or maintain an erection. It is more common if you have diabetes or risk factors for heart disease. It can also be a side effect of some medicines. About 1 in 5 men with ED have a psychological cause like stress, anxiety or depression.About PDE5 inhibitorsThere are many treatments for ED but the most widely used are the PDE5 inhibitors, which are all tablets – you can find out more from the leaflet below.Perhaps the best-known PDE5 inhibitor is sildenafil (also known as Viagra®), but your Pharmacist may be able to offer you a choice of three related tablets  sildenafil (Viagra®), tadalafil (Cialis®) and vardenafil (Levitra®). These all differ slightly – for instance, different medicines last for different lengths of time and start to work at different rates.It is very important not to be tempted to buy these tablets from sources you can’t verify, such as ‘cheap’ email offers. Tablets sold through unregulated sources are very often counterfeit – they often do not contain any of the drug they claim, and they can be dangerous to your health.How much will it cost?The price you’ll be quoted is the starting price for your consultation and for four tablets. Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, dependent on the number of tablets you want and which medication you and your Pharmacist agree is best for you and your circumstances.Is this service available on the NHS?Most tablets for ED are only available on the NHS from your GP in very restricted cases. The unbranded version of Viagra, sildenafil, may be available to more patients on the NHS from your GP.

You can be completely confident that tablets obtained through this service are genuine, unlike many tablets ordered through cheap email offers.Why book here for erectile dysfunction tablets?Erectile dysfunction (ED) is very common – it affects about half of 40- to 70-year-olds and 70% of over-70s. If you have ED, there is about an 8 in 10 chance that this treatment will be effective, although you need to be sexually aroused for the tablets to work.What am I booking?This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for tablets for ED.Is this service right for me?This service is suitable for men aged 18-70 years who want treatment for mild-moderate or moderate ED. Please use the link below to find out how mild-moderate and moderate ED are defined.It is not suitable if you:Have blood problems (including sickle cell anaemia, myeloma or leukaemia).Have a current peptic ulcer.Have heart problems and have been advised to avoid sex.Have had a heart attack, stroke, angina at rest or heart failure in the last six months.Have angina at rest or during sex.Have severe low or high blood pressure.Have severe liver or kidney problems.Have stomach ulceration.Have had a bad reaction to previous similar tablets.Have not had benefit from two or more other ED tablets.Have the eye problem retinitis pigmentosa.Have a curving or other abnormal shape of your penis; orHave been told you have prostate enlargement: orAre taking certain medicines including nitrates (usually used for angina) or have recently started an alpha-blocker tablet for high blood pressure and your dose and blood pressure aren’t stabilised.If you regularly have sex more than twice a week and want a longer-acting tablet, a daily tablet of tadalafil (Cialis®) may be more suitable for you. Please use the ‘Erectile dysfunction (daily tablets)’ booking option instead.Why do men get ED?Having erectile dysfunction (ED) means that you cannot get and/or maintain an erection. It is more common if you have diabetes or risk factors for heart disease. It can also be a side effect of some medicines. About 1 in 5 men with ED have a psychological cause like stress, anxiety or depression.About PDE5 inhibitorsThere are many treatments for ED but the most widely used are the PDE5 inhibitors, which are all tablets – you can find out more from the leaflet below.Perhaps the best-known PDE5 inhibitor is sildenafil (also known as Viagra®), but your Pharmacist may be able to offer you a choice of three related tablets  sildenafil (Viagra®), tadalafil (Cialis®) and vardenafil (Levitra®). These all differ slightly – for instance, different medicines last for different lengths of time and start to work at different rates.It is very important not to be tempted to buy these tablets from sources you can’t verify, such as ‘cheap’ email offers. Tablets sold through unregulated sources are very often counterfeit – they often do not contain any of the drug they claim, and they can be dangerous to your health.How much will it cost?The price you’ll be quoted is the starting price for your consultation and for four tablets. Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, dependent on the number of tablets you want and which medication you and your Pharmacist agree is best for you and your circumstances.Is this service available on the NHS?Most tablets for ED are only available on the NHS from your GP in very restricted cases. The unbranded version of Viagra, sildenafil, may be available to more patients on the NHS from your GP.

You can be completely confident that tablets obtained through this service are genuine, unlike many tablets ordered through cheap email offers.Why book here for erectile dysfunction tablets?Erectile dysfunction (ED) is very common – it affects about half of 40- to 70-year-olds and 70% of over-70s. If you have ED, there is about an 8 in 10 chance that this treatment will be effective, although you need to be sexually aroused for the tablets to work.What am I booking?This is a private (paid for) service from your Pharmacist for tablets for ED.Is this service right for me?This service is suitable for men aged 18-70 years who want treatment for mild-moderate or moderate ED. Please use the link below to find out how mild-moderate and moderate ED are defined.It is not suitable if you:Have blood problems (including sickle cell anaemia, myeloma or leukaemia).Have a current peptic ulcer.Have heart problems and have been advised to avoid sex.Have had a heart attack, stroke, angina at rest or heart failure in the last six months.Have angina at rest or during sex.Have severe low or high blood pressure.Have severe liver or kidney problems.Have stomach ulceration.Have had a bad reaction to previous similar tablets.Have not had benefit from two or more other ED tablets.Have the eye problem retinitis pigmentosa.Have a curving or other abnormal shape of your penis; orHave been told you have prostate enlargement: orAre taking certain medicines including nitrates (usually used for angina) or have recently started an alpha-blocker tablet for high blood pressure and your dose and blood pressure aren’t stabilised.If you regularly have sex more than twice a week and want a longer-acting tablet, a daily tablet of tadalafil (Cialis®) may be more suitable for you. Please use the ‘Erectile dysfunction (daily tablets)’ booking option instead.Why do men get ED?Having erectile dysfunction (ED) means that you cannot get and/or maintain an erection. It is more common if you have diabetes or risk factors for heart disease. It can also be a side effect of some medicines. About 1 in 5 men with ED have a psychological cause like stress, anxiety or depression.About PDE5 inhibitorsThere are many treatments for ED but the most widely used are the PDE5 inhibitors, which are all tablets – you can find out more from the leaflet below.Perhaps the best-known PDE5 inhibitor is sildenafil (also known as Viagra®), but your Pharmacist may be able to offer you a choice of three related tablets  sildenafil (Viagra®), tadalafil (Cialis®) and vardenafil (Levitra®). These all differ slightly – for instance, different medicines last for different lengths of time and start to work at different rates.It is very important not to be tempted to buy these tablets from sources you can’t verify, such as ‘cheap’ email offers. Tablets sold through unregulated sources are very often counterfeit – they often do not contain any of the drug they claim, and they can be dangerous to your health.How much will it cost?The price you’ll be quoted is the starting price for your consultation and for four tablets. Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, dependent on the number of tablets you want and which medication you and your Pharmacist agree is best for you and your circumstances.Is this service available on the NHS?Most tablets for ED are only available on the NHS from your GP in very restricted cases. The unbranded version of Viagra, sildenafil, may be available to more patients on the NHS from your GP.

Book an appointment with the pharmacist for one the following 7 conditions: earache, impetigo, infected insect bites, shingles, sinusitis or urinary tract infections. Please complete the following questionnaire prior to your appointment. This will help keep the appointment time as short as possible. If you have not completed this prior to your appointment, you will be asked to complete when you arrive. LINK: DigitalGatewayInclusion and exclusion criteria apply. 

Book an appointment with the pharmacist for one the following 7 conditions: earache, impetigo, infected insect bites, shingles, sinusitis or urinary tract infections. Please complete the following questionnaire prior to your appointment. This will help keep the appointment time as short as possible. If you have not completed this prior to your appointment, you will be asked to complete when you arrive. LINK: DigitalGatewayInclusion and exclusion criteria apply. 

If you have been referred to Chapel Pharmacy by Oakley Health Group and have received a text message service please use this service to book an available appointment. 

Book an appointment today with the Pharmacist to get your next prescription of contraception. This exciting new service now allows pharmacists to initiate or continue the supply of: Combined Oral Contraceptive (COC) – from menarche up to and including 49 years of age; orProgestogen Only Pill (POP) – from menarche up to and including 54 years of agePlease book an appointment with the Pharmacist today.Inclusion and exclusion criteria applies. 

Welcome to the new NHS pathfinder service. Chapel Pharmacy is pleased to part of the National pathfinder service where you can book in to see our prescribing pharmacist for free. After consultation with the Prescribing Pharmacist, if they feel it is appropriate a prescription can be generated electronically and sent to your nominated pharmacy.The current conditions being covered under the service are:Acne Contact dermatitisEczema flare upsMiddle ear infections (Over 18s only - Under 18s covered by the NHS Pharmacy First service) Outer ear infections (Adults)Oral ThrushAs this is a pilot service, we are only able to offer the service on set days and times. Please kindly book an appointment in advance to guarantee your appointment. 

Welcome to the new NHS pathfinder service. Chapel Pharmacy is pleased to part of the National pathfinder service where you can book in to see our prescribing pharmacist for free. After consultation with the Prescribing Pharmacist, if they feel it is appropriate a prescription can be generated electronically and sent to your nominated pharmacy.The current conditions being covered under the service are:Acne Contact dermatitisEczema flare upsMiddle ear infections (Over 18s only - Under 18s covered by the NHS Pharmacy First service) Outer ear infections (Adults)Oral ThrushAs this is a pilot service, we are only able to offer the service on set days and times. Please kindly book an appointment in advance to guarantee your appointment. 

Your Trusted Partner in Weight LossStruggling to lose weight despite trying diet and exercise? Our pharmacy-led weight management service provides a safe, structured, and medically supervised approach to help you achieve and maintain your weight loss goals.Our service is available exclusively through face-to-face consultations with our trained pharmacists, who will assess your suitability and recommend the best treatment option for your individual needs. We follow strict clinical guidelines and supply weight loss medications under Patient Group Directions (PGDs), ensuring the highest standards of safety and effectiveness.How Our Service WorksBook an Initial Consultation – A 30-minute private appointment with one of our trained pharmacists.Assessment & Eligibility Check – We measure your BMI, waist circumference, and medical history to determine suitability.Personalised Treatment Plan – We discuss pharmacological weight loss aids, how they work, and the best option for you.Ongoing Support & Monitoring – We offer weekly follow-ups during dose titration and monthly reviews to track progress.Safe & Responsible Medication Supply – We only provide 28-day supplies per visit, ensuring regular review and safety checks.Who is Eligible for Our Weight Management Service?To qualify for our service, you must: ✅ Be 18 years or older✅ Have a BMI of 30 kg/m² or more OR BMI of 27 kg/m² with weight-related health conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension)✅ Have previously attempted weight loss through diet and exerciseYou cannot use our service if: ❌ You are pregnant or breastfeeding❌ You have a history of eating disorders❌ You are taking medications that may interact with weight loss aids (assessed during your consultation)❌ You have certain medical conditions (e.g., severe liver disease, pancreatitis, thyroid disorders – full exclusions available in our clinic)Weight Loss Medications Available at Our PharmacyWe offer a range of clinically approved weight loss aids, each working in a different way to support your weight loss journey. Your pharmacist will help determine the most suitable option based on your health profile, lifestyle, and weight loss goals.MedicationHow It WorksHow It's TakenPrice (per 4-week supply)Orlistat (Xenical)Blocks fat absorption in the gut, reducing calorie intake.One capsule 3 times daily with meals.from £74Mysimba (Naltrexone/Bupropion)Affects appetite and reward centers in the brain, reducing cravings.Two tablets twice daily (dose titration required).from £119Saxenda (Liraglutide)Mimics a natural hormone to reduce hunger and increase fullness.Daily self-injection (dose increases over 4 weeks).from £299Wegovy (Semaglutide)Slows stomach emptying, reducing hunger and calorie intake.Weekly self-injection (dose increases over 16 weeks).from £180Mounjaro (Tirzepatide)Works on multiple hunger pathways, improving weight loss.Weekly self-injection (dose increases gradually).from £165Prices vary based on supply and availability. Ask in-store for current pricing.What to Expect from TreatmentExpected Weight LossMost treatments aim for at least 5% weight loss in the first 3-4 months.Wegovy may take up to 6 months for an initial 5% weight loss, with maximum effects at 1 year.If you do not achieve 5% weight loss within the expected time, treatment will be discontinued.Side EffectsAll medications can cause side effects, which your pharmacist will discuss in detail. Common side effects include:Orlistat – Oily stools, flatulence, stomach crampsMysimba – Nausea, insomnia, dizzinessSaxenda & Wegovy – Nausea, constipation, headacheMounjaro – Digestive issues, low blood sugar (if diabetic)If you experience severe side effects, we will review and adjust your treatment or refer you to a GP.Why Choose Our Pharmacy for Weight Loss Support?✅ Professional Supervision – Medications are supplied only after a clinical consultation with a trained pharmacist.✅ Tailored Advice – We offer personalized weight loss plans that go beyond medication, including lifestyle and dietary support.✅ Regular Monitoring – Your progress is reviewed at weekly or monthly intervals, ensuring safe and effective treatment.✅ Convenient & Private – No need for GP appointments. Confidential face-to-face service in your local pharmacy.FAQs1. Can I buy weight loss medication online?No, we only supply these medications after a face-to-face consultation in our pharmacy to ensure your safety.2. Can I stay on treatment long-term?Most treatments are reviewed at 12 weeks. If you meet your weight loss targets and have no side effects, you may be able to continue.3. Do I have to follow a diet plan while taking medication?Yes! Medication is only effective when combined with a reduced-calorie diet and regular exercise. We provide dietary support and tracking tools.4. What if I don't lose weight?If you do not lose at least 5% of your body weight within the expected period, your treatment will be stopped, and we will explore alternative options.