Prescriptions
Paper and electronic prescriptions dispensed, with every item checked by a pharmacist before it is handed over.
Greenway dispenses prescriptions, gives vaccinations, runs health checks and offers advice at the counter with no appointment needed. Book a vaccination or a health check online; medicines are dispensed and sold in the pharmacy only.

Some services need a booking and most do not. Everything happens in the pharmacy, with pharmacists and trained staff, and nothing is sold through this website.
Paper and electronic prescriptions dispensed, with every item checked by a pharmacist before it is handed over.
Ask a pharmacist about a minor ailment, how to take a medicine or whether two medicines mix, without booking.
Seasonal flu and travel vaccinations, plus others that local rules allow pharmacists to give.
Blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar checks in the private room, with each result talked through on the spot.
A sit down conversation about everything you take, to check it still makes sense and to answer your questions.
Bring unwanted or out of date medicines back to the counter, and the pharmacy disposes of them safely.
Pharmacists do not diagnose serious illness. When something needs a doctor, the pharmacist tells you and explains why. If it is an emergency, ring your local emergency number.
Quick checks in the private consultation room, run by a pharmacist. Each one is a snapshot rather than a diagnosis, and any reading outside the usual range comes with a suggestion to see your doctor.
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Checks are paid for at the pharmacy after the appointment. A pharmacy check does not replace any screening your doctor may offer.
Which vaccines a pharmacist may give, and from what age, is set by local rules and differs by country. When you book, we confirm that the vaccine is suitable and in stock.
| Vaccination | Who usually asks for it | From |
|---|---|---|
| Seasonal flu | Adults, once each flu season | $25 |
| Travel health consultation | Anyone planning a trip abroad | $35 |
| Hepatitis A | Travellers, as advised at the consultation | $70 a dose |
| Typhoid | Travellers heading to some regions | $45 |
| Pneumococcal | Older adults and people with some conditions | $80 |
Book a travel consultation well before you leave, ideally six weeks or more, because some vaccines need more than one dose or time to take effect. Bring any record of vaccines you have already had.
Most visits take about fifteen minutes from arrival to leaving, plus a short wait afterwards.
Choose the vaccination or check, then a day and the time of day you prefer.
In the private room, the pharmacist asks about your health, allergies and current medicines, and checks the vaccine is right for you.
It takes a minute or two. You can ask questions at any point, or decide not to go ahead.
Stay nearby for about fifteen minutes, and leave with a record of the vaccine and its batch number.

Bring a paper prescription to the counter, or ask your doctor to send it to us where electronic prescriptions are used. A pharmacist checks each item against your other medicines and talks you through anything new before it is handed over.
Medicines are not sold or posted through this website. For a question about a prescription, such as whether an item is in stock, when it will be ready or how it fits with your other medicines, send it with the short form below.
The counter faces the market square, and the consultation room at the back has a door that closes for private conversations.



Send a question about a prescription, and a pharmacist replies by phone or email. Questions that arrive before 17:00 on a working day are answered that day.
This form cannot be used to order medicines. For anything urgent, phone the pharmacy instead.
The pharmacist noticed that a new prescription did not mix well with a cold remedy already at home, and explained it calmly. Worth the five minute chat.
Flu vaccinations for both parents on a Sunday morning, with a card recording each one. Quick, friendly and properly explained.
A full health check in a quiet room, with every number written down and explained. The summary went to the doctor the following week.
No. Medicines are dispensed and sold in the pharmacy only, so a pharmacist can check that each one is right for you. The online forms are for booking vaccinations and health checks and for prescription questions.
Not for advice. Come to the counter whenever we are open, and ask to use the private room if you would rather not talk in the shop. Only vaccinations and health checks need booking.
It depends on the vaccine and on the rules where you live, which set the ages a pharmacist may vaccinate. Mention the child's age when you book, and we confirm before the appointment.
The pharmacist explains what the number means, writes it down for you and suggests seeing your doctor if it is outside the usual range. A pharmacy check cannot diagnose a condition.
Usually, yes, although some medicines and some countries have stricter rules. Let us know who will collect, and they may be asked to confirm your name and address.
No. In an emergency, phone your local emergency number straight away. During opening hours a pharmacist can tell you where to find urgent care nearby.
Pick an appointment, a date and a rough time. Someone from the pharmacy team replies within one working day to confirm it or to offer the closest slot we have.
Booking for more than one person? Add their names and ages in the message box.
On the corner of the market square, at street level, with a private consultation room and a seat while you wait.
On the corner of the market square, at street level, with a private consultation room
| Monday to Friday | 08:30 to 19:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 to 17:00 |
| Sunday | 10:00 to 13:00 |
Send a question with the enquiry form, or phone during opening hours. Medicines are dispensed in the pharmacy only and are never posted.
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Greenway Community Pharmacy is fictional, built to show how a pharmacy can present booked appointments and counter services on AI Web Maker. Its opening view shows three priced services sliding in beside a photo of the counter, so visitors see costs at once. Service cards, health check prices and a vaccination table then explain what needs a booking and what does not. A prescriptions section leads to a short enquiry form, because the pharmacy sells no medicines through the site. The page closes with a booking form for vaccinations and health checks, plus calm emergency signposting.
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