Leeds Pharmacy frequently asked questions

Leeds Pharmacy is at 203 Kirkstall Lane, Headingley, Leeds LS6 3EJ, convenient for Headingley, Kirkstall, Burley, Hyde Park and nearby Leeds communities.

The published opening hours are Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 7:00pm and Saturday from 9:00am to 1:00pm. The pharmacy is closed on Sunday. Bank holiday hours can differ, so call before travelling on a bank holiday.

Use the nomination form on the homepage or contact the pharmacy. Nomination tells the NHS which pharmacy should receive your electronic prescriptions. You can change your nominated pharmacy later.

Leeds Pharmacy offers free local prescription delivery. Contact the team or submit a nomination to confirm the delivery area and arrangements for your prescriptions.

Leeds Pharmacy offers free local prescription delivery from 203 Kirkstall Lane. Delivery coverage and days must be confirmed with the team before relying on the service; nominate the pharmacy first so electronic prescriptions can be sent here.

Yes. Choose a listed service and an available time using the online appointment form. The pharmacy receives the request and the patient receives an email when notification delivery succeeds. Eligibility and clinical suitability are confirmed separately.

The booking list includes blood pressure checks, contraception, COVID-19 and flu vaccinations, Meningitis B vaccination, period delay, Pharmacy First, travel vaccinations and weight-management consultations. COVID-19 and flu appointment dates are available online from 1 October to 31 January. Availability and eligibility vary by service.

You can contact a participating pharmacy directly for the seven NHS Pharmacy First clinical pathways. The pharmacist assesses symptoms and may give advice, supply appropriate treatment or refer you to another NHS service.

A pharmacist can supply certain antibiotics through an NHS Pharmacy First pathway only when your symptoms, age and clinical assessment meet the national criteria. Antibiotics are not automatic; advice, self-care or referral may be safer.

Leeds Pharmacy is normally open on Saturday from 9am to 1pm at 203 Kirkstall Lane. Bank-holiday hours can differ, so check the NHS listing or call before travelling.

Yes. Pharmacy contraception consultations are private and confidential. Emergency contraception is time-sensitive, so call the pharmacy or use NHS urgent services if waiting for an online response could cause delay.

It is an appointment request. The pharmacy may need to confirm vaccine stock, NHS eligibility, clinical suitability, charges or another service-specific requirement before treatment.

Call 0113 275 2103 or email pharmacyleeds@gmail.com. Do not email confidential medical details unless the pharmacy has asked you to use an approved secure method.