FAQ's
You are welcome to call on 01204 548854 to speak to one of our qualified and trained members of staff to get more information or take a look below at our most commonly asked questions about our pharmacy services, prescriptions and travel clinic.
Q: Do I need an appointment to speak to the Pharmacist?
A: While walk-ins may be available, we recommend calling in advance to make sure the Pharmacist is available to see you without delay.
Q: Do I need an appointment for a vaccination?
A: Walk-ins may be available, but we recommend booking in advance using our online form to secure your preferred time. If you have any questions, you’re welcome to call the pharmacy.
Q: Can I get advice from the Pharmacist without seeing a GP?
A: Yes. As part of the NHS Pharmacy First service, you can speak to a pharmacist for a range of minor and/or common conditions without needing to see a GP first. We recommend calling ahead to check availability. Consultations take place in our private consultation room.
The 7 Pharmacy First conditions
The 7 Pharmacy First conditions
- Sinusitis (12+ years)
- Sore throat (5+ years)
- Earache (1–17 years)
- Infected insect bites (1+ years)
- Impetigo (1+ years)
- Shingles (18+ years)
- Uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) (women 16–64)
Q: Do you have a private consultation room?
A: Yes, we have a spacious private consultation room available for individuals and families, allowing you to speak to the pharmacist in confidence.
Q: Do you offer a repeat prescription service?
A: Yes, we offer a repeat prescription and delivery service for your convenience. You can register or find out more here:
Q: How quickly can I get my prescription?
A: We aim to process prescriptions as quickly as possible.
We are open:
We are open:
- Monday to Saturday: 9am – 9pm
- Sunday: 9am – 4pm
Q: Which travel vaccines do you offer?
A: We offer a wide range of travel vaccinations, including commonly requested vaccines such as:
- Meningitis (required for Hajj and Umrah)
- Yellow Fever
- Rabies
- Hepatitis A and B
- Typhoid
Q: How far in advance should I book travel vaccinations?
We recommend checking travel vaccination requirements as early as possible. For full guidance, please visit our dedicated travel clinic website: Bolton Travel Vaccine Clinic
Q: Can you provide last-minute travel vaccinations?
A: In some cases, yes. However, this depends on your destination and the specific vaccines required. Some vaccines must be given in advance to be effective. (Eg. Yellow Fever vaccine must be administered at least 10 days before travel). We recommend contacting us as soon as possible for advice.
Q: Is Halliwell Late Night Pharmacy NHS approved?
A: Yes, Halliwell Late Night Pharmacy is NHS-approved and listed on NHS services. We are also part of the Healthy Living Pharmacy framework and work closely with the NHS to support our local community.
Q: Are your Pharmacists qualified?
A: Yes. Our pharmacy team includes a qualified pharmacist who oversees prescriptions and provides professional advice. Our team is trained to ensure you receive safe, accurate, and reliable care.
Q: Can you advise on minor illnesses?
A: Yes. Through the NHS Pharmacy First service, we can provide advice and treatment for a range of common conditions, including:
- Sore throats
- Coughs and colds
- Earache
- Minor skin conditions
Q: Do you have wheelchair access?
A: Yes, the pharmacy is fully wheelchair accessible, including access to our consultation room.
Q: Do you have parking available?
A: While we do not have a dedicated on-site car park, there is nearby on-street and public parking available.
Q: What are your opening hours?
We are open:
- Monday to Saturday: 9.00am to 9.00pm
- Sunday: 9.00am to 4.00pm
Q: Do you deliver prescriptions?
A: Yes, we offer a prescription collection and delivery service for your convenience. You can find out more here.
