Ipswich's pharmacies serve the town centre together with Kesgrave, Rushmere, Chantry, Whitton and Castle Hill.
The IP postcode districts cover the town and a large part of Suffolk, so postcode on each listing is the quickest way to work out which branch is closest to you.
Many Ipswich pharmacies take part in NHS Pharmacy First, so a pharmacist can assess and treat conditions such as sore throat, sinusitis, earache and urinary tract infections without you needing to see a GP first.
Across the 40 pharmacies listed here, the most widely offered services are new medicine service (34 pharmacies), blood pressure monitoring (32 pharmacies), emergency contraception (30 pharmacies), flu vaccination (30 pharmacies) and nhs repeat prescriptions (29 pharmacies).
22 of the 40 pharmacies listed in Ipswich are open on Saturday. Opening times for each are shown on its listing, and bank holiday hours can differ — it is worth phoning ahead if you need a prescription urgently.
The pharmacies listed here cover the postcode districts IP1, IP2, IP3, IP4, IP5, IP6, IP7, IP8, IP9. If you are searching for a pharmacy near a particular part of Ipswich, checking the postcode on each listing is usually the quickest way to find the closest one.
6 pharmacies stay open until 7pm or later on at least one day of the week, and 7 open on Sunday. Hours can change on bank holidays, so it is worth phoning ahead if you need a prescription urgently.
These pharmacies serve Ipswich and the surrounding areas, including Kesgrave, Rushmere, Chantry, Whitton, Stoke, Gainsborough, Castle Hill, Bramford, Martlesham, Felixstowe Road, Sprites, Priory Heath, Westbourne, Pinewood.
Pharmacies offering the Minor Ailment Scheme can assess and treat several common conditions without a GP appointment, including sore throat, sinusitis, earache, shingles, impetigo, infected insect bites and urinary tract infections. Look for Minor Ailment Scheme on a listing below to find one near you.