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Taylors Pharmacy · Your prescriptions, made easier

NHS & Private Prescriptions in Stanley

From regular repeat prescriptions to a private prescription, get friendly support from Taylors Pharmacy in South Moor, Stanley. Our team can help with dispensing, collection and questions about your medicines.

Call about your prescription

01207 232344 · 226 Park Road, South Moor, Stanley, DH9 7AN

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Local care in StanleyBased on Park Road, South Moor

NHS & private prescription supportSpeak directly to our pharmacy team

Monday–Friday, 9am–6pmCall 01207 232344 during opening hours

How we can help

Prescription support, close to home.

Find us at 226 Park Road in South Moor. Whether you have a new prescription, need help with your regular medicines or want to ask about delivery, speak to our local pharmacy team.

NHS & private prescriptions

Bring your valid NHS or private prescription, or call to discuss how it can be sent to us. We’ll confirm what we can dispense and explain any charges.

Repeat & electronic prescriptions

Ask us about nominating Taylors Pharmacy for electronic prescriptions. We can explain how your GP sends prescriptions and how to arrange your regular medicines.

Advice about your medicines

Have a question about a medicine we’ve dispensed? Speak to our pharmacist for advice about how to take it and what to do if you have concerns.

Getting started

How to arrange your prescription

  1. Speak to our team

    Call 01207 232344 with your prescription enquiry. We’ll explain what information we need and how to get started.

  2. Request or send your prescription

    Order repeat prescriptions through your GP surgery or the NHS App, unless your GP has arranged repeat dispensing. Ask us about electronic prescription nomination.

  3. Arrange collection or delivery

    Once we have your prescription, we’ll confirm availability and the next steps for collecting your medicine or arranging local delivery.

Your questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Can I nominate Taylors Pharmacy for my NHS prescriptions?

Yes. Speak to our team about nominating the pharmacy for electronic prescriptions. Your GP can then send eligible prescriptions electronically to your nominated pharmacy.

How do I request a repeat prescription?

You can usually request repeat prescriptions through your GP surgery or the NHS App. If your GP has arranged repeat dispensing, your pharmacy may be able to supply your regular medicines directly. Ask us how your arrangement works.

Can you dispense a private prescription?

We can help with valid private prescriptions. Call with the details so our pharmacist can confirm suitability, stock availability and the cost before you arrange collection.

Can my prescription be delivered in Stanley?

We offer free local prescription delivery in Stanley and surrounding areas. Call 01207 232344 to check your address and discuss the delivery arrangements.

What if I have a question about my medicine?

Call or visit the pharmacy and ask to speak to our pharmacist. Have the medicine name or packaging available so we can help with your enquiry.

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Stanley & surrounding areas

Your prescriptions, made easier

Free delivery.
To your door.

Stay at home and let us deliver to you. Our free prescription delivery service covers Stanley and the surrounding areas.

  1. Give us a call
    Tell our team what you need.
  2. Arrange your delivery day
    We’ll confirm the details with you.
  3. We’ll bring it to your door
    Sit back and let us take care of delivery.
Arrange free delivery

Call 01207 232344 to arrange delivery and confirm we cover your address.

Visit Us

Taylor’s pharmacy

226 park road

Southmoor

DH9 7AN

Hours
Monday–Friday
10am–6pm

Phone
(555) 555-555

 

Contact Us

Please complete the form, and a pharmacy specialist will respond promptly to discuss tailored solutions for your healthcare needs.

Call: 01207 232344

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