
Mendus Pharmacy
Mendus Pharmacy
Opening hours
- Sunday
- Closed
- Monday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Tuesday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Wednesday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Thursday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Friday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Saturday
- Closed
Pembroke SA71 4JS
service
This service is limited to patients over the age of 12 years.
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
We can assess and treat a extensive number of skin infections including but not limited to:
Shingles
Impetigo
Cellulitis
Abscesses (not dental)
Boils
Infected Eczema
Infected insect bites
In addition to infections we can also help manage a range of more chronic and acute skin conditions such as:
Contact Dermatitis
Scalp Dermatitis
Psoriasis
Rosacea
Hives
Rashes
If, however, we suspect that there may be a bacterial cause to your condition, we can swab the back of the throat and test it. This will reveal whether there is a bacterial infection present and if so, we can supply a course of antibiotics to treat the condition. This service is only available to patients aged 6 years and above.
If you have any questions about this service, please contact the pharmacy.
If you’re experiencing ongoing symptoms such as bloating, skin irritation, headaches, sinus issues, or seasonal allergies, our Food & Environmental Allergy Testing Service offers fast, reliable answers — right here in Pembrokeshire.
At Mendus Pharmacy and Pembroke Castle Pharmacy, both based in Pembroke, our trained pharmacy staff provide convenient, in‑pharmacy allergy testing in partnership with YorkTest, one of the UK’s most trusted laboratory testing providers. This service helps you identify potential food and environmental triggers so you can take control of your health with confidence.
What the service includes
A quick, simple finger‑prick blood test carried out by our trained team
Testing for a wide range of common food and environmental allergens
Accredited laboratory analysis by YorkTest
A clear, easy‑to‑understand results report
Personalised guidance on next steps and symptom management
Why people across Pembrokeshire choose us
Local, accessible appointments with no long waiting lists
Delivered by experienced, fully trained pharmacy staff
The test analyses your IgG response to over 200 food and drink ingredients, providing a clear results report with reactivity scores and practical guidance to support dietary changes. You’ll also receive a helpful guidebook and elimination diary to track improvements.
Convenient for residents across Pembroke, Pembroke Dock, Milford Haven, Haverfordwest, Tenby, Saundersfoot, Neyland, Narberth, and the wider Pembrokeshire area, this service offers fast, reliable insights without long waiting lists.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
Mounjaro Injection (Tirzepatide): price starts at £199 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
Wegovy Injection (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
Wegovy Tablets (Semaglutide): price starts at £149 for 30 tablets (once a day dose)
Foundayo Tablets (Orforglipron): price starts at £149 for 30 tablets (once a day dose)
Saxenda Injection (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
Xenical Capsules (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
Mysimba Tablets (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no charge for a consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, dependent on the number of tablets you want and which medication you and your pharmacist agree is best for you and your circumstances. Book an appointment and all these options can be discussed.
The dose is one tablet per day. Increasing this will NOT improve hair growth. The price quoted is for the consultation and a box of 28 tablets. An 84-day option is available for £75. This can be discussed with the pharmacist during the consultation.
This medication is only suitable for males aged 18 and over. If you have any kind of liver impairment or psychiatric disorder, please see your GP before considering this medication.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
Mounjaro Injection (Tirzepatide): price starts at £199 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
Wegovy Injection (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
Wegovy Tablets (Semaglutide): price starts at £149 for 30 tablets (once a day dose)
Foundayo Tablets (Orforglipron): price starts at £149 for 30 tablets (once a day dose)
Saxenda Injection (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
Xenical Capsules (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
Mysimba Tablets (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no charge for a consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
This service is limited to patients over the age of 12 years.
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
We can assess and treat a extensive number of skin infections including but not limited to:
Shingles
Impetigo
Cellulitis
Abscesses (not dental)
Boils
Infected Eczema
Infected insect bites
In addition to infections we can also help manage a range of more chronic and acute skin conditions such as:
Contact Dermatitis
Scalp Dermatitis
Psoriasis
Rosacea
Hives
Rashes
This service is limited to patients over the age of 12 years.
NHS Contraception Service (Morning After Pill & Bridging Contraception)
Bridging contraception can also provide a 3-month supply of a contraception pill. This service can bridge the gap for the patient whilst they seek advice on their options and decide on a choice for a long-term method.
THIS SERVICE WILL BEGIN ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER 2026 AND RUN UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 2027
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
sudden, severe pain in a joint – usually your big toe - but it can be in other joints in your feet, ankles, hands, wrists, elbows or knees
hot, swollen, red skin over the affected joint – redness may be more difficult to see on darker skin
We can treat previously diagnosed gout flare ups
We can assess and treat a extensive number of skin infections including but not limited to:
Shingles
Impetigo
Cellulitis
Abscesses (not dental)
Boils
Infected Eczema
Infected insect bites
In addition to infections we can also help manage a range of more chronic and acute skin conditions such as:
Contact Dermatitis
Scalp Dermatitis
Psoriasis
Rosacea
Hives
Rashes
If, however, we suspect that there may be a bacterial cause to your condition, we can swab the back of the throat and test it. This will reveal whether there is a bacterial infection present and if so, we can supply a course of antibiotics to treat the condition. This service is only available to patients aged 6 years and above.
If you have any questions about this service, please contact the pharmacy.
-acetazolamide to prevent and treat high-altitude sickness
-ibuprofen and paracetamol for headaches
-anti-sickness medicine, such as promethazine, for nausea
Promethazine, ibuprofen, and paracetamol are all available from pharmacies. You do not need a prescription to buy them.
Acetazolamide 250mg tablets works to treat altitude sickness by increasing the amount of urine produced, consequently altering the acidity of the blood. This leads to a reduction in fluid in the lungs and around the brain. The result is improved breathing and relief from the symptoms of altitude sickness.
The price quoted is for the consultation and for 10 x acetazolamide tablets. The dose is half a tablet taken twice daily starting 1-2 days before starting your climb and continuing whilst at high altitude.
Vimkunya is a single-dose vaccine for adults aged 18 years and older that helps the immune system develop protection against chikungunya virus before exposure, reducing the risk of infection and its potentially long-lasting complications. It is particularly beneficial for travellers visiting areas where chikungunya transmission occurs.
The vaccine protects you for 10 years after which, you will require another booster.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – one dose will protect you in the short term (for about 1 year), but you will need a booster 6-12 months later for long-term protection (up to 25 years).
You may be eligible for a free hepatitis A vaccination on the NHS from your GP practice – your GP or Practice Nurse can advise you.
The course consists of three doses. The second injection is given four weeks after the first, and the third injection should be given five months later (completing the course in six months). If travelling at short notice, you may be able to get an accelerated course. You will receive the second injection after seven days, followed by the third injection at least 14 days after the second. To complete the full course in time, you need to get the first dose at least one month before travel. You would require a fourth dose after 1 year to get full immunity.
The quoted price is for each dose of vaccine.
Once you have completed the course, you usually won’t need another booster for five years although they are sometimes recommended after exposure to the disease.
The course consists of two doses. The second dose needs to be given ideally 28 days after the first. You are protected from seven days after this. You need to get the first dose ideally five weeks before you travel to be able to complete the course in time.
Accelerated courses where the 2nd dose is administered 7 days after the 1st are also available if you are short on time.
The vaccine protects you for around 12 months, after which a booster would be required should you be at continued risk of the disease.
The price quoted is for a single dose of the vaccine.
Take one tablet on the night of arrival at your destination about 30 minutes before bed. Repeat this the following night.
The price quoted covers the cost of the consultation and for 4 tablets which should be sufficient for the journey out and your return.
Not suitable for under 18s, pregnant or breast-feeding patients. Also if you have liver or kidney problems, have epilepsy, uncontrolled or severe high blood pressure or on oral blood thinners then this medication should be avoided.
Which tablets are best for you also depends on your medical history, the activities you have planned or sometimes your own personal preferences or circumstance.
Please note that the cost of treatment may vary, depending on the length of your trip and the medication you and our pharmacist agree is best for you - however the ones that we generally issue are Malarone (£3 per tablet) and Doxycycline (£0.65 a capsule). The cost of antimalarials for children may differ.
Malaria prevention tablets are not available on the NHS.
Symptoms vary but commonly include a severe headache, high temperature, vomiting, stiff neck, sensitivity to light, extreme tiredness and, in many cases, a distinctive skin rash.
The vaccine is recommended for travellers visiting areas where meningococcal disease is more common, particularly parts of Sub-Saharan Africa known as the “meningitis belt”, where outbreaks of meningitis A, C, W and other strains occur. It is also recommended for students attending university for the first time. In the UK, the vaccine is routinely offered to children in Year 9.
Meningitis ACWY vaccination consists of a single injection and should ideally be given at least 2 to 3 weeks before travel. No routine boosters are currently required, except where a valid vaccination certificate is needed for entry into certain countries. For example, Saudi Arabia requires proof of MenACWY vaccination for some travellers.
Please note that this vaccine does not protect against meningitis B.
The quoted price includes your consultation and one dose of vaccine. Only a single dose is required.
Many people have heard the myth that vaccines like the MMR vaccine have been linked to autism. This was due to one study that was completely discredited, written by a man who was stripped of his license to practice medicine in the UK. Since this study almost 20 years ago, no other study has shown this link to exist. Please do not avoid getting vaccinated as there is no such risk involved.
Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four-week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.
The vaccine can be taken from 12 months (9 months old in some cases), but we only provide this service to those over 18. The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine.
There is no need for a booster dose of this vaccine.
Norethisterone is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone. Rather than allowing for the natural fall in progesterone during your period, norethisterone keeps your progesterone levels elevated. This delays the shedding of your womb lining, and therefore delays your period. Take one 5mg tablet, three times a day, starting three days before your expected period.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) which would be suitable for a week-long delay. We can supply up to a 2-week delay (for 14 days plus the 3 days prior to expected onset of period) for an additional fee. Menstruation usually occurs within 3 days of finishing the course of norethistorone.
This service is only suitable for females over the age of 16 who are not pregnant or breast-feeding and not on any kind of oral contraceptives. Liver disease, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders would also exclude you from using this treatment. For full details please contact the pharmacy.
The pre-exposure rabies vaccine is administered with an intramuscular injection and consists of three doses. The three doses need to be given within a specific period, so you should begin the treatment at least one month before travelling. You will receive the second dose 7 days after the first, the third dose should be received on the 28th day. If there isn’t enough time then the third dose can be administered on the 21st day.
The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – a full course is three doses unless you have had a course of vaccination before.
Rabies vaccination is not available on the NHS.
The rabies vaccine protects you for 10 years. If you are working with animals or are otherwise at a higher risk, more frequent boosters may be recommended.
The course consists of three doses. The second dose is given 1 – 3 months after the first. The third dose is given 5 – 12 months after the second dose.
You need the first two doses to be protected and the 2nd dose need to be given at least two weeks before travel. Therefore, you should get the first dose at around two months before travel – the earlier, the better.
If you are travelling at short notice, you may be able to have the first two doses 14 days apart. You need to start this course at least 4 weeks before travel to be fully protected by the time you go.
Once you have completed the three-dose course, you are protected for three years. You need a booster to remain protected once the three years are up. The price quoted is for a single vaccine - a 10% discount is available if the full course is paid for up front.
This is a one-to-one consultation with a pharmacist where we can determine all your requirements prior to travelling.
This can include appropriate vaccinations and malaria prevention medication but also period delay, altitude sickness, insect repellents and much more.
We always recommend doing this in plenty of time before travelling as many vaccines involve a course of doses which need to be started several weeks before travelling.
Travellers who are planning to visit high risk regions for travellers’ diarrhoea, and who will be unable to access medical help during their trip, may be advised to take medication with them to be able to treat the condition if they catch it.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a three-day course of antibiotic tablets that can be taken with you on your travels for if it is needed.
There are two different typhoid vaccines available in the UK. One is administered orally, the other consists of a single-dose intramuscular injection. The oral vaccine consists of three capsules, which need to be taken on alternate days. This type of vaccine is not suitable for people with a weak immune system and is not recommended for children.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for one injection or three capsules (both of these provide a full course of treatment) and is effective for three years.
This vaccine is not suitable for pregnant women or women who are trying for a baby. The chickenpox vaccination should be administered with at least a 4-week gap from some other vaccinations. If you have had another vaccination recently, contact our pharmacist and we can advise.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – for full protection you will need two doses, four to eight weeks apart (your pharmacist will advise when the second dose is due).
Vimkunya is a single-dose vaccine for adults aged 18 years and older that helps the immune system develop protection against chikungunya virus before exposure, reducing the risk of infection and its potentially long-lasting complications. It is particularly beneficial for travellers visiting areas where chikungunya transmission occurs.
We are pleased to offer a private COVID-19 vaccination service for patients who are not eligible for the free NHS programme but still wish to stay protected.
Our experienced pharmacists provide safe and professional vaccination in a convenient and friendly setting.
By choosing our private service, you can:
Access your vaccination without waiting for NHS eligibility
Reduce your risk of serious illness from COVID-19
Gain peace of mind for yourself and your loved ones
The vaccine protects you for 10 years after which, you will require another booster.
THIS SERVICE WILL BEGIN ON THE 1ST OF OCTOBER 2026 AND RUN UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 2027
Community pharmacies can provide free NHS Flu vaccinations for patients who are 18 and over and in an eligible group.
For more information about who is eligible please visit the following website:
https://gov.wales/flu-vaccination-programme
If you do not meet the criteria to have an NHS flu jab, we can offer the vaccination on a private basis.
Alternatively, you can contact the pharmacy and one of our team can assist you.
The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – one dose will protect you in the short term (for about 1 year), but you will need a booster 6-12 months later for long-term protection (up to 25 years).
You may be eligible for a free hepatitis A vaccination on the NHS from your GP practice – your GP or Practice Nurse can advise you.
The course consists of three doses. The second injection is given four weeks after the first, and the third injection should be given five months later (completing the course in six months). If travelling at short notice, you may be able to get an accelerated course. You will receive the second injection after seven days, followed by the third injection at least 14 days after the second. To complete the full course in time, you need to get the first dose at least one month before travel. You would require a fourth dose after 1 year to get full immunity.
The quoted price is for each dose of vaccine.
Once you have completed the course, you usually won’t need another booster for five years although they are sometimes recommended after exposure to the disease.
HPV infections do not usually cause any symptoms, and most people will not know they are infected.
The NHS has changed its guidance on how many HPV vaccinations are required. If you are starting a new course most people will only require 2 doses.
It is best to get vaccinated before you have sex for the first time as this means you are protected before you are first exposed to HPV although you will still benefit from the vaccine if you are already sexually active. Boosters are not currently recommended.
The listed price is for a single dose of vaccine.
The course consists of two doses. The second dose needs to be given ideally 28 days after the first. You are protected from seven days after this. You need to get the first dose ideally five weeks before you travel to be able to complete the course in time.
Accelerated courses where the 2nd dose is administered 7 days after the 1st are also available if you are short on time.
The vaccine protects you for around 12 months, after which a booster would be required should you be at continued risk of the disease.
The price quoted is for a single dose of the vaccine.
Symptoms vary but commonly include a severe headache, high temperature, vomiting, stiff neck, sensitivity to light, extreme tiredness and, in many cases, a distinctive skin rash.
The vaccine is recommended for travellers visiting areas where meningococcal disease is more common, particularly parts of Sub-Saharan Africa known as the “meningitis belt”, where outbreaks of meningitis A, C, W and other strains occur. It is also recommended for students attending university for the first time. In the UK, the vaccine is routinely offered to children in Year 9.
Meningitis ACWY vaccination consists of a single injection and should ideally be given at least 2 to 3 weeks before travel. No routine boosters are currently required, except where a valid vaccination certificate is needed for entry into certain countries. For example, Saudi Arabia requires proof of MenACWY vaccination for some travellers.
Please note that this vaccine does not protect against meningitis B.
The quoted price includes your consultation and one dose of vaccine. Only a single dose is required.
Book a consultation and our pharmacist can advise you on whether this vaccination is right for you. The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – you will need two or potentially three doses (dependent on your circumstance) of this vaccine, at least a month apart.
Many people have heard the myth that vaccines like the MMR vaccine have been linked to autism. This was due to one study that was completely discredited, written by a man who was stripped of his license to practice medicine in the UK. Since this study almost 20 years ago, no other study has shown this link to exist. Please do not avoid getting vaccinated as there is no such risk involved.
Start your course at least six weeks before travelling. You need two doses, with minimum a four week gap in between, and your second dose needs to be completed at least two weeks before travelling, making six weeks total. If you also require a Yellow Fever vaccine, you should have ideally a four-week gap between this and your MMR. This may also apply to a chickenpox vaccine and tuberculosis test, they should be done on the same day as MMR or allow a 4 week gap.
The vaccine can be taken from 12 months (9 months old in some cases), but we only provide this service to those over 18. The price you will be quoted is for your consultation and a single dose of vaccine.
There is no need for a booster dose of this vaccine.
Pneumococcal infections are caused by the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae and can lead to pneumonia, blood poisoning (sepsis) and meningitis.
At their worst, they can cause permanent brain damage, or even kill.
If you are 65 or over, you will be entitled to an NHS funded pneumonia vaccine through your GP.
The pre-exposure rabies vaccine is administered with an intramuscular injection and consists of three doses. The three doses need to be given within a specific period, so you should begin the treatment at least one month before travelling. You will receive the second dose 7 days after the first, the third dose should be received on the 28th day. If there isn’t enough time then the third dose can be administered on the 21st day.
The price quoted is for your consultation and one dose of vaccine – a full course is three doses unless you have had a course of vaccination before.
Rabies vaccination is not available on the NHS.
The rabies vaccine protects you for 10 years. If you are working with animals or are otherwise at a higher risk, more frequent boosters may be recommended.
This service provides convenient, professional protection without needing a GP appointment. After a short consultation with our trained pharmacist, eligible adults can receive the RSV vaccine safely on-site.
Protect yourself this winter — book your RSV vaccination today!
The shingles vaccine is suitable for patients aged 50 years and is expected to reduce your risk of getting shingles. If you do go on to have the disease, your symptoms may be milder and the illness shorter. Two doses are required and the price listed is for each dose.
If you turned 65 on or after 1st of September 2023, you will be entitled to an NHS funded shingles vaccine with your GP. You will remain eligible up until your 80th birthday.
The course consists of three doses. The second dose is given 1 – 3 months after the first. The third dose is given 5 – 12 months after the second dose.
You need the first two doses to be protected and the 2nd dose need to be given at least two weeks before travel. Therefore, you should get the first dose at around two months before travel – the earlier, the better.
If you are travelling at short notice, you may be able to have the first two doses 14 days apart. You need to start this course at least 4 weeks before travel to be fully protected by the time you go.
Once you have completed the three-dose course, you are protected for three years. You need a booster to remain protected once the three years are up. The price quoted is for a single vaccine - a 10% discount is available if the full course is paid for up front.
This is a one-to-one consultation with a pharmacist where we can determine all your requirements prior to travelling.
This can include appropriate vaccinations and malaria prevention medication but also period delay, altitude sickness, insect repellents and much more.
We always recommend doing this in plenty of time before travelling as many vaccines involve a course of doses which need to be started several weeks before travelling.
There are two different typhoid vaccines available in the UK. One is administered orally, the other consists of a single-dose intramuscular injection. The oral vaccine consists of three capsules, which need to be taken on alternate days. This type of vaccine is not suitable for people with a weak immune system and is not recommended for children.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for one injection or three capsules (both of these provide a full course of treatment) and is effective for three years.
Why Get the Whooping Cough Booster?
Maintain strong immunity: Protect yourself and others by staying up-to-date with your vaccinations.
Safeguard vulnerable individuals: A booster helps reduce the risk of spreading the disease to infants and those at greater risk.
Quick, convenient, and professional: Book today!
Who Needs a Booster?
Adults who have completed their primary course of vaccinations
Those in regular contact with infants, young children, or pregnant women
Pregnant women (recommended during each pregnancy, ideally in the third trimester)
NHS Contraception Service (Morning After Pill & Bridging Contraception)
Bridging contraception can also provide a 3-month supply of a contraception pill. This service can bridge the gap for the patient whilst they seek advice on their options and decide on a choice for a long-term method.
It is available to female patients aged 19 and over who have had the condition already diagnosed by a GP. This is not suitable for anyone with any liver or kidney problems and who are pregnant or breast-feeding.
If the condition is severe or has rapidly worsened, then please see your GP.
HPV infections do not usually cause any symptoms, and most people will not know they are infected.
The NHS has changed its guidance on how many HPV vaccinations are required. If you are starting a new course most people will only require 2 doses.
It is best to get vaccinated before you have sex for the first time as this means you are protected before you are first exposed to HPV although you will still benefit from the vaccine if you are already sexually active. Boosters are not currently recommended.
The listed price is for a single dose of vaccine.
Norethisterone is a synthetic form of the hormone progesterone. Rather than allowing for the natural fall in progesterone during your period, norethisterone keeps your progesterone levels elevated. This delays the shedding of your womb lining, and therefore delays your period. Take one 5mg tablet, three times a day, starting three days before your expected period.
The price quoted is for your consultation and for a course of 30 tablets (taken for 10 days) which would be suitable for a week-long delay. We can supply up to a 2-week delay (for 14 days plus the 3 days prior to expected onset of period) for an additional fee. Menstruation usually occurs within 3 days of finishing the course of norethistorone.
This service is only suitable for females over the age of 16 who are not pregnant or breast-feeding and not on any kind of oral contraceptives. Liver disease, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders would also exclude you from using this treatment. For full details please contact the pharmacy.
Certain medical conditions, such as pernicious anemia and gastrointestinal disorders, can also cause B12 deficiency.
This medication works to decrease your appetite and therefore reduce your food intake, which used in conjunction with a calorie-controlled diet and increased exercise has been shown to aid weight loss.
This service begins with an initial consultation with a pharmacist to discuss your general lifestyle and health situation. We will assess which treatments you would be eligible for and their implications.
The treatments potentially available within this service are:
Mounjaro Injection (Tirzepatide): price starts at £199 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
Wegovy Injection (Semaglutide): price starts at £159 per pen (contains a 4 week supply)
Wegovy Tablets (Semaglutide): price starts at £149 for 30 tablets (once a day dose)
Foundayo Tablets (Orforglipron): price starts at £149 for 30 tablets (once a day dose)
Saxenda Injection (Liraglutide): £60 per pen (how long this lasts depends on dosage)
Xenical Capsules (Orlistat): £50 per 84 capsules (28 day supply)
Mysimba Tablets (Naltrexone/Bupropion): £120 per 112 tablets (28 day supply)
There is no charge for a consultation, but the cost of the medication does vary depending on which product is chosen and quantity required.
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This is a great service. Booking online was easy with appointments available. My appointment was on time. The pharmacist had access to my medical records, was ready and listened to what I was saying. Discussed options and was able to prescribe the appropriate medication. Advised to take medication and make a further appointment if necessary. Thoroughly satisfised with the service and outcome. Thank you.
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Mendus is a lovely pharmacy in general to deal with. Appointment was easy to make. Much better than trying to get in at the doctors. - Judith Butlanf··from Google
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Lovely person explains everything
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The pharmacist listened to me, undertook the appropriate checks and prescribed suitable medication, I felt comfortable explaining my symptoms to her.
Locations
Opening hours
- Sunday
- Closed
- Monday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Tuesday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Wednesday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Thursday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Friday
- 8:30 - 17:30
- Saturday
- Closed