Help Center & Searchable FAQs
Instant answers to common questions about electronic prescriptions, Pharmacy First walk-ins, travel jabs, and dispensary services.
You can set your nomination in seconds through the official NHS App (under "Your health" > "View and manage your prescriptions") by searching for postcode M21 9PN. You can also inform your GP surgery receptionist to nominate Queensway Chemist (ODS code FQP88) or phone us on 0161 946 0834.
We deliver repeat prescriptions for free across Chorlton-cum-Hardy (M21), Didsbury and Withington (M20), Whalley Range (M16), and Stretford (M32). Delivery runs occur Monday through Friday during dispensary hours.
Yes. If your assessment confirms a bacterial infection meeting NHS national clinical protocols for any of the 7 conditions (UTIs, sore throat, acute sinusitis, earache, impetigo, shingles, or infected bites), our qualified pharmacists can supply prescription-only medicines immediately without needing a GP prescription.
Some travel vaccines (such as Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Tetanus/Polio booster) are occasionally provided free on the NHS depending on GP availability. However, vaccines for Yellow Fever, Rabies, Japanese Encephalitis, and Meningitis ACWY are strictly private healthcare services not funded by the NHS. We offer transparent pricing for all private travel vaccines.
Microsuction is generally painless and comfortable. You will hear a rushing wind or gentle whistling sound as the gentle medical suction wand removes the wax. Softening the wax with olive oil spray 2–3 times daily for 3 days prior ensures the procedure is fast and smooth.
Contact NHS 111 online at 111.nhs.uk or call 111. They can arrange an emergency prescription supply under the Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (CPCS) through an open on-call pharmacy.