Pharmacy services in Solihull: choose NHS or private in minutes

Often, yes. A pharmacist can advise on symptoms, recommend suitable treatments, and in some cases provide NHS Pharmacy First treatment when you are eligible. If symptoms are severe, worsening, or outside scope, use your GP or NHS 111.

Many NHS services can be supported as a walk-in, but private consultations are typically booked to give you time and privacy. Use the relevant service page to see the recommended next step.

NHS services are free at the point of care when eligibility criteria apply. Private consultations are paid appointments for booked, discreet support, with clear next steps and transparent pricing.

Yes, when you are eligible. Your pharmacist will confirm eligibility and whether NHS treatment is clinically appropriate.

Yes. We treat your information confidentially, and a private consultation room is available where appropriate.

Use NHS 111 or your GP if symptoms are severe, worsening, you are worried something is urgent, or you have red flags such as chest pain, breathing difficulty, severe pain, or neurological symptoms.