Curries Chemist

14/11/2025

Don’t forget we are still offering flu nasal sprays for children aged 2-3!
Call in with your little one(s) today!

30/10/2025

Did you know that emergency contraceptive pill is now FREE in pharmacies!!

22/10/2025

Your pharmacist can provide treatment or some prescription medicine, if needed, for seven common conditions - without you seeing a GP.

Think pharmacy first and get seen by your local community pharmacy team.

17/09/2025

Flu season is fast approaching! Book your flu vaccine and Covid booster with us! Call in and we can make an appointment for you!

09/09/2025

If you’re over 40 and not already on blood pressure medication, you can get your free blood pressure check at the pharmacy

This week is Know Your Numbers Week.

The best way to understand your blood pressure is to check it regularly.

Our online blood pressure tool will help you understand what your numbers mean and give you tips on how to manage your blood pressure.

➡️ https://nhs.uk/blood-pressure-tool

21/07/2025

Help us reduce medicines waste. See animation below:

Only order what you need Raising awareness of the financial and environmental impacts of medicines waste across the NHS and how the patient can positively im...

21/07/2025

Are your medicines stacking up? Only order what you need:

Every year, about £18 million worth of medicines goes to waste in West Yorkshire. This
includes things like inhalers, pain medicine, and creams.

The NHS needs your help! Following these easy steps when ordering your medicines:

How you can help
1. Only order what you need - before getting more, check what medicines you already
have.
2. Return extras – when picking up your medicines at the pharmacy, only take what
you need. If you return something before leaving, it can likely be reused
3. Stick to your routine – order your medicines when you're running low (7-10 days
before its needed), and no earlier

By doing this, you will:

• Get the right medicines and care
• Help reduce waste
• Save NHS resources
• Help reduce environmental harm

It’s also safer! Keeping too much medicine can cause confusion especially if your
prescription changes and harm to children and pets in the home if they come into their
reach.

You are encouraged to speak with your GP or pharmacy team if there are repeat
medicines you no longer need or want to take anymore. A more appropriate plan will
then be discussed with you if necessary.

If you have any questions, your GP, practice team or pharmacy team can help. Reach
out to them for advice.