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Hyperbaric oxygen is a therapy used most often on the NHS for wound healing.

Since the covid-19 pandemic, it has experienced a resurgence in popularity as it pushes pure oxygen into your body – improving tiredness, and brain fog symptoms often left over after illness. 

You lie down in a slightly pressurised chamber, watch Netflix, and breath pure oxygen through a mask for an hour. Most people say it leaves them feeling energised and refreshed. 

It isn’t suitable for everyone, but almost everyone will get a boost of energy afterwards. Our customers are everyone from sports superstars to people with chronic fatigue problems. 

A dosette box is a multi compartment compliance aid – basically all your medicine is laid out MON-SUNDAY in a grid and you do away with having packets everywhere.

Most pharmacies hate making them, so patients often have problems getting anyone to do it for them.

We absolutely love dosette boxes, as we see the massive difference they make to patients – mostly elderly, or a getting a bit forgetful. 

We have invested in robots to make these dosette boxes – and have 2 centralised hubs – so we have a very high capacity for making them.

Although our services can be booked online – and some items are available for sale in an online shop – we are a bricks and mortar pharmacy group.

Everyone works for the NHS providing NHS services in a patient facing way, and you can come visit any of our branches which are open for the full week.

There is no warehouse or little office somewhere selling medicines over the internet – it just isn’t how we operate. We are real people, delivering real services, from traditional and well tested premises – following exacting standard laid out by our regulators.

Yes we absolutely do – we work with hundreds of clinics who send us thousands of prescriptions a year. 

We offer incredibly good value for money on most things – which is why customers come back to us month after month. 

Our specialty in the private sector is in weird and wonderful unusual medicines – for conditions where everything the NHS has got to offer has failed.