Friday 18th December (last day to order repeat prescriptions before Christmas holiday) |
OPEN |
Saturday 19th December (Extended hours - Pre-booked appointments only) |
OPEN |
Friday 25th December (Christmas Day) |
CLOSED |
Saturday 26th December (Boxing Day) |
CLOSED |
Monday 28th December |
CLOSED |
Tuesday 29th December |
OPEN |
Wednesday 30th December |
OPEN |
Thursday 31st December (New Year’s Eve) |
OPEN |
Friday 1st January |
CLOSED |
Monday 4th January |
OPEN |
Prescriptions
PRESCRIPTIONS – PLEASE NOTE THAT FRI 18 DECEMBER IS LAST DAY TO ORDER REPEAT PRESCRIPTIONS BEFORE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
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