Alli (orlistat 60mg) capsules
The pharmacy-strength (60mg) fat-absorption capsule available without prescription after a suitability check. A starting option for a BMI of 28 or above.
Weight lossView at partner pharmacy*
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Nameable products from partner pharmacies
These are Pharmacy (P), general-sale, device and food-supplement items — the only medicines UK advertising rules let us name. Prescription-only treatments stay on condition pages as class-level pathways. Links marked * are partner links.
Quick answer: Use this list when you already know the product class and want a GPhC-registered pharmacy to confirm supply. Skip it if you need a prescription-only medicine, an examination, or emergency care — start at NHS 111 or your GP.
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Minoxidil 5% foam (Regaine Extra Strength)
A topical foam applied to the scalp that stimulates regrowth at the crown. Available without prescription; often combined with the daily tablet for best results.
Hair lossView at partner pharmacy*
Minoxidil 5% solution (Regaine Extra Strength)
The dropper-applied version of minoxidil 5%, preferred by some for targeted application along a receding hairline.
Hair lossView at partner pharmacy*
ellaOne (ulipristal acetate) morning-after pill
The most effective morning-after pill, licensed up to 120 hours (5 days) after unprotected sex. Available from pharmacies without prescription.
Emergency contraceptionView at partner pharmacy*
Levonorgestrel 1.5mg morning-after pill
A widely available morning-after pill, most effective within 12 hours and licensed up to 72 hours after unprotected sex. Generic versions cost less than branded ones.
Emergency contraceptionView at partner pharmacy*
Fluconazole 150mg single-dose capsule
A one-off oral capsule that treats vaginal thrush from the inside, usually clearing symptoms within a few days.
Thrush combi pack (oral capsule + external cream)
Combines the single-dose oral capsule with a soothing external cream to relieve itching while the infection clears.
Clotrimazole 2% cream
An antifungal cream for external itching and soreness, used alone for mild symptoms or alongside an oral capsule.
Antimicrobial emollient lotion (Dermol 500)
A moisturising lotion and soap substitute for dry, itchy, eczema-prone skin — the foundation of every eczema routine.
Hydrocortisone 1% cream
A mild steroid cream for calming small patches of eczema or dermatitis, available without prescription for short courses.
Aciclovir 5% cold sore cream
The classic over-the-counter cold sore cream, applied five times a day at the first sign of an outbreak.
Cold soresView at partner pharmacy*
Amorolfine 5% nail lacquer (Curanail)
A once-weekly medicated nail lacquer for mild fungal nail infections affecting up to two nails, used over several months as the nail regrows.
Fungal nail infectionView at partner pharmacy*
Sumatriptan 50mg (pharmacy medicine)
The pharmacy-medicine triptan (sumatriptan 50mg, Imigran Recovery-class) that pharmacists can supply for previously diagnosed migraine after a short questionnaire.
MigraineView at partner pharmacy*
Omeprazole 20mg (pharmacy pack)
The low-dose omeprazole 20mg pharmacy pack for short-term heartburn control, available without prescription.
Acid refluxView at partner pharmacy*
Esomeprazole 20mg (pharmacy pack)
A low-dose esomeprazole 20mg pharmacy pack — an alternative short-term option for frequent heartburn.
Acid refluxView at partner pharmacy*
Cetirizine 10mg tablets
A once-daily, non-drowsy antihistamine — the everyday first choice for sneezing, itchy eyes and a runny nose.
Hay feverView at partner pharmacy*
Fexofenadine 120mg tablets
A stronger once-daily antihistamine, now available from pharmacies, for hay fever that standard antihistamines don’t control.
Hay feverView at partner pharmacy*
Mometasone nasal spray (pharmacy medicine)
A steroid nasal spray that treats congestion and inflammation at the source — most effective when started before symptoms peak.
Hay feverView at partner pharmacy*
Sodium cromoglicate allergy eye drops
Anti-allergy eye drops that calm itchy, watery eyes — useful alongside a daily antihistamine tablet.
Hay feverView at partner pharmacy*
Mebeverine 135mg tablets (Colofac IBS)
An antispasmodic that relaxes gut muscle to ease IBS cramps, taken 20 minutes before meals.
Irritable bowel syndromeView at partner pharmacy*
Hyoscine butylbromide tablets (Buscopan IBS)
A fast-acting antispasmodic for cramp relief, available from pharmacies and supermarkets.
Irritable bowel syndromeView at partner pharmacy*
Peppermint oil capsules (Colpermin)
A herbal antispasmodic with good evidence for bloating and wind-related IBS discomfort.
Irritable bowel syndromeView at partner pharmacy*
Night-time antihistamine tablets (Nytol)
A pharmacy sleep aid for occasional sleeplessness, intended for short-term use only.
Mebendazole single-dose tablets (Ovex)
The standard single-dose family treatment for threadworm, usually repeated after two weeks. Treat the whole household at once.
ThreadwormView at partner pharmacy*
Skin, hair & energy multivitamins
Pharmacy-grade multivitamin support with biotin and zinc, which contribute to the maintenance of normal hair and skin.
Vitamins & wellbeingView at partner pharmacy*
Vitamin D3 1000 IU capsules
Daily vitamin D3 — the dose UK public-health advice suggests considering in autumn and winter.
typically under £10 for a multi-month packView at partner pharmacy*