Pharmacy services

Electronic prescription service

Lincolnshire Co-op pharmacies offer a prescription collection service, so that our customers can collect their prescriptions directly from a pharmacy of their choice, without the need to visit a GP practice first.

Podiatry

The titles Podiatrist/Chiropodist are interchangeable and can only be used by practitioners who are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).

We can support you to quit for good

Most people find it hard to quit smoking using willpower alone. But by getting support you're three times more likely to quit successfully according to NHS UK. Our pharmacies provide a free care service helping you to give up.

Cholesterol checks

Cholesterol checks are an important way of identifying the risk of stroke or heart disease. A simple blood test can give a breakdown of total components, including the level of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ cholesterol.

Free health checks and advice

We offer free health checks, help and advice in our pharmacies with no appointment needed.

Free blood pressure check

Lincolnshire Co-op pharmacies offer free blood pressure checks all year round, you can find out more by calling in to your nearest branch.

Support

If you're looking for advice or support, all of our pharmacies have trained mental health first aiders who are here to help.

Flu vaccinations

A flu vaccine is the most effective way to avoid flu. Flu is a highly infectious virus which affects your respiratory tract (nose, throat and lungs).

Hayfever season

Visit any of our pharmacies for free advice from our trained staff and to pick up medication that's right for you and your symptoms.

Ask for ANI

Sports therapy

Sports Therapy can help people suffering from pain, injury or illness involving the musculoskeletal system. Our fully trained sports therapist can help people of all ages to maintain their health and fitness, recover from and prevent injury and reduce pain using exercise and movement.

Test & Treat Urinary Tract Infection Service

UTIs are common in women and while they can be very uncomfortable, they are usually easy to treat, especially when diagnosed on time.