Hay Fever and Allergy Support
Get advice and selected treatment options for sneezing, a blocked or runny nose, itchy eyes and other suitable allergy symptoms.
Explore Allergy SupportType a product name, treatment, or category.
Access confidential guidance and selected treatments for allergies, migraine, digestive symptoms, sinus and throat concerns, travel sickness and smoking cessation.
Every request is reviewed individually to help ensure that the recommended care is appropriate for your symptoms, health and current medicines.
Choose the area that most closely matches your concern. The pharmacist may recommend self-care, another treatment or a different healthcare service.
Get advice and selected treatment options for sneezing, a blocked or runny nose, itchy eyes and other suitable allergy symptoms.
Explore Allergy SupportAccess guidance for previously diagnosed or suitable migraine symptoms, including throbbing headache, nausea and sensitivity to light or sound.
Explore Migraine SupportGet support for suitable burning discomfort, sour taste, indigestion or reflux symptoms.
Explore Reflux SupportAccess guidance for suitable sinus pressure, nasal congestion or sore-throat symptoms.
Explore Sinus and Throat SupportGet guidance for suitable dizziness, nausea or vomiting associated with travel.
Explore Travel Sickness SupportExplore suitable products and professional support for nicotine cravings and withdrawal.
Explore Stop Smoking SupportSeveral common conditions can cause similar symptoms. Start with your main concern and complete an assessment rather than diagnosing the cause yourself.
Symptoms that worsen around pollen, pets or dust may need allergy assessment.
Allergy and Hay Fever SupportRecurring headache with light or sound sensitivity may need migraine assessment.
Migraine SupportSymptoms that worsen after eating or lying down may need reflux assessment.
Heartburn and Acid Reflux SupportPain around the cheeks, eyes or forehead with congestion may need sinus support.
Sinus SupportDizziness or sickness caused by movement may need travel-sickness advice.
Travel Sickness SupportCravings, irritability, restlessness or poor concentration may occur when quitting.
Stop Smoking SupportOnline pharmacy support can be convenient for suitable everyday concerns, but not every symptom can be safely assessed or treated remotely.
Pharmacy First pathways and eligibility vary by condition, age, service commissioning and pharmacy authorisation. Pharma Available should mention or promote a specific pathway only when it is currently commissioned and authorised to provide that service.
Your request is reviewed individually, and another healthcare route may be recommended when online pharmacy treatment is not appropriate.
Choose the service that most closely matches your symptoms or treatment needs.
Provide accurate symptom, medicine, allergy and medical-history information.
A professional reviews your request and may ask for verification or more details.
The pharmacist may approve treatment, recommend self-care or redirect the request.
Start the confidential assessment for an individual pharmacist review.
Our online process provides a convenient route to pharmacy guidance while keeping individual suitability and patient safety at the centre of every decision.
Share symptoms and health information through a private online process.
Every request is considered according to symptoms, conditions and medicines.
Medicine is provided only when the pharmacist considers it safe and appropriate.
Receive treatment instructions, side-effect information and referral guidance.
The pharmacist may direct you to a GP, NHS 111, emergency care, a dentist, optician or another specialist service when online treatment is unsuitable.
Find clear answers about confidentiality, suitability, medicine combinations, repeat treatment and referrals.
Yes. Your information is reviewed privately as part of the clinical assessment process.
No. Treatment is provided only when the pharmacist considers it clinically appropriate and safe.
Some common symptoms can be assessed online, but new, unusual or unclear symptoms may require GP examination or testing.
The pharmacist may request photographs, identification, blood-pressure information, medicine evidence or further symptom details.
Do not combine medicines unless the pharmacist confirms they are suitable together. Different products may contain the same active ingredient.
The pharmacist may recommend self-care, another treatment or assessment by a GP, NHS 111 or another healthcare service.
Age limits vary by condition and medicine. A parent or guardian may need to provide information, and some children require face-to-face assessment.
Recurring, worsening or treatment-resistant symptoms may require examination or investigation rather than repeated online treatment.
Explore available general-health services or complete a confidential online assessment for an individual pharmacist review.