Pharmacy in Birmingham

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Pharmacies in Birmingham

Birmingham is well served by community pharmacies — major chains and independents across every district — plus late-opening pharmacies useful when GP surgeries are closed. Online pharmacies also deliver across the city. Pharmacists are GPhC-registered healthcare professionals who can do much more than dispense prescriptions.

What your Birmingham pharmacy can help with

Pharmacists can advise on minor illnesses and medicines, and under the NHS Pharmacy First scheme can assess and supply treatment for some common conditions without a GP appointment. Many Birmingham pharmacies also offer flu and travel vaccinations, blood pressure checks and emergency contraception.

Finding an open pharmacy

Some Birmingham pharmacies open late or at weekends. NHS 111 can direct you to an open pharmacy in an urgent situation. The listings below cover pharmacies across Birmingham. This is information only, not medical advice; ask your pharmacist about your specific needs.

Pharmacy clinics in Birmingham at a glance

HealthWise lists 29 pharmacy clinics in Birmingham, across 18 postcode areas including B17, B29, B73, B21. They are listed from their own websites and professional registers, as not every service of this kind has to register with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

NHS and private

Where we know how a clinic is funded: 29 offering both NHS and private care.

Where they are

  • B17: 4 clinics
  • B29: 3 clinics
  • B73: 3 clinics
  • B21: 2 clinics
  • B23: 2 clinics
  • B26: 2 clinics
  • B6: 2 clinics
  • B12: 1 clinic

For what to expect, NHS and private options and how to choose, read our Pharmacy guide. To see every clinic in Birmingham, browse the full Birmingham directory.

Last updated: 2026-10-06

Frequently Asked Questions

HealthWise lists 29 pharmacy clinics in Birmingham, in postcode areas including B17, B29, B73.
Yes. 29 listed clinics offer NHS care, 29 of them alongside private treatment. Check each clinic's listing for how to access its NHS services.
Pharmacists can advise on many minor illnesses and medicines. Under the NHS Pharmacy First scheme in England, they can also assess and supply treatment for some common conditions — such as certain infections — without you needing to see a GP first.
In England a fixed charge applies per prescription item unless you are exempt (for example children, people over 60, or those on qualifying benefits or with certain conditions). Prescriptions are free in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. A prepayment certificate can save money if you need several items.
Registered online pharmacies are regulated by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC), the same body that regulates high-street pharmacies. Look for the GPhC registration and a registered pharmacy logo before ordering medicines online.

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