Service questions
Understand which pharmacy service or next step may be most suitable.
Speak directly with the Five Ways Pharmacy team if you have a pharmacy service question, need booking help, want to ask about delivery support, or would like practical guidance on the most suitable next step. We will listen, keep things practical, and help you during opening hours.
Call the pharmacy team during opening hours. Open Mon-Fri, 09:00-17:00 and closed bank holidays. If symptoms are severe, worsening, or urgent, use NHS 111, contact your GP, or call 999 in an emergency.
Understand which pharmacy service or next step may be most suitable.
Ask about appointments, timings, and service availability.
Raise practical questions about medicines, advice, or follow-up support.
Get help with delivery questions and what information the team may need.
At a glance
A few practical details can help the team support you more quickly, especially if you are calling about a booking, medicine question, or delivery query.
Five Ways Pharmacy can help with general pharmacy service questions, booking support, delivery queries, and everyday guidance about the most suitable next step.
The team will always try to direct you helpfully, but some concerns may still need your GP, NHS 111, urgent care, or emergency services depending on the situation.
This service is for routine contact and general support. If symptoms are severe, worsening, or urgent, use NHS 111, contact your GP, or call 999 in an emergency.
You can call about pharmacy services, booking help, delivery queries, payment questions, or general support when you would like practical guidance from the pharmacy team.
The current website opening hours are Mon-Fri, 09:00-17:00, with bank holidays closed.
Yes. If your question is about prescription delivery, Five Ways Pharmacy provides free delivery of prescriptions within two working days.
It helps to have the service, booking, medicine, or delivery question ready so the pharmacy team can support you more quickly.
Urgent or worsening symptoms should go to NHS 111, your GP, urgent care, or 999 in an emergency rather than waiting for a routine callback or response.