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Pharmacist prescribing
Get advice and treatment for eight common conditions without a GP appointment. Our pharmacist will speak with you in private, check your symptoms and prescribe medicine if needed. This is part of the HSE’s Common Conditions Service. A consultation fee applies.
Who is it for?
People with any of these conditions:
- Hay fever
- Cold sores
- Conjunctivitis
- Impetigo
- Oral thrush
- Shingles
- Cystitis
- a simple urinary tract infection
- Vaginal thrush
Age limits and other rules apply. Your pharmacist will check whether the service is right for you.
How to book
Call your local HealthPoint pharmacy.

Free blood pressure checks
A quick, free check to help you look after your heart. We’ll check your blood pressure, explain your results and let you know if you should see your GP.
Who is it for?
Adults who want to check their blood pressure, even if they feel well. High blood pressure often has no symptoms.
How to book
Call your pharmacy, or book online through HasHealth.
More services

24-hour blood pressure monitoring
A small monitor measures your blood pressure during the day and night while you go about your usual routine. This gives a clearer picture than a single reading.
Who is it for?
Adults who have had a high blood pressure reading, or whose GP or pharmacist recommends a more detailed check.
How to book
Call your pharmacy, or book online through HasHealth.

Emergency contraception
If you’ve had unprotected sex or your contraception has failed, we can help. Our pharmacist will speak with you in private and check which emergency contraception is suitable for you. The sooner you contact us, the better. Some options can be used up to five days after sex.
Who is it for?
Anyone who needs help to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex, a broken condom or a problem with their usual contraception.
How to book
Call or visit your pharmacy as soon as possible.

Erectile dysfunction consultations
If you’re having difficulty getting or keeping an erection, you can speak with our pharmacist in private. We’ll ask about your health and medicines, explain your options and check whether treatment without a prescription is suitable. We may also recommend a check-up with your GP.
Who is it for?
Men aged 18 and over who have difficulty getting or keeping an erection.
How to book
Call your pharmacy, or book online through HasHealth.



