
Talk through your symptoms and get clear next steps and treatment advice in a confidential setting.

A calm, private conversation so you can discuss symptoms and concerns without feeling rushed.
Practical guidance on suitable treatments and self-care, with advice on how to use them safely.
Simple advice on what to monitor and when to seek further help if things are not improving.
A short assessment of shingles symptoms, with advice and treatment if appropriate.
You will be asked about your symptoms, any medicines you take, and any allergies. The pharmacist will explain what can be offered and what to do next.
If treatment is appropriate, you may be offered advice, self-care steps, or a supply of medicine under the Pharmacy First service.
These are the key parts of the support you can expect during and after your visit.
A structured chat about your symptoms, timing, and any relevant health conditions or medicines.
Advice on suitable options to ease discomfort and help you manage day to day.
Simple steps to protect the area, reduce irritation, and lower the chance of spreading the virus.
Clear expectations and practical advice on pacing, rest, and returning to normal activities.
Straightforward guidance on what changes to look out for if you are not improving.
One transparent fee for your shingles appointment, approximately 15 minutes with one of our pharmacists. No hidden charges.
£0
/ 15 min appointmentDeposit required.
This is suitable for adults with a new painful or tingling rash who want clear next steps.
If you have a painful, burning, or tingling area and a rash that has appeared recently.
If you would like advice sooner to help you manage symptoms and daily activities.
If you want practical advice on protecting others and caring for the affected skin.
It is a confidential appointment to talk through shingles symptoms, discuss suitable treatment options, and get clear advice on what to do next.
Book your shingles in under two minutes. No GP referral, no waiting list, just expert care from a qualified pharmacist.