NHSPharmacy First Scotland at KinWell Pharmacy Nairn
See a pharmacist today. No GP appointment needed.
Free NHS Scotland advice and treatment for common conditions like UTIs, sore throats and skin infections, straight from your pharmacist.
- GPhC-registered pharmacists
- KinWell Pharmacy, 1 High St, Nairn IV12 4AG
- Urinary tract infection
- Impetigo
- Shingles
- Skin infections
- Sore throat
- Earache
- Cold sores
- Conjunctivitis
- Athlete's foot
- Hay fever
- Thrush
Booked in 2 minutes, seen by a pharmacist
No GP appointment, no referral, and no charge — prescriptions are free in Scotland.
- 1
Check you can use it
Confirm you live in Scotland or are registered with a GP there, then tell us about your symptoms.
- 2
Speak to a pharmacist
A private consultation in store. They'll ask about your symptoms and check it's safe to treat you here.
- 3
Leave with advice, or treatment
If you need medicine it's supplied there and then, free on the NHS. If not, you'll get clear advice or be referred to the right service.
Who can use Pharmacy First Scotland
The service is free for anyone who meets one of these. You'll confirm which applies when you book.
- You're registered with a GP practice in Scotland
- You live in Scotland
- You're registered with Defence Medical Services
Common conditions we can help with
The pharmacist can give advice, supply treatment where it's needed, or refer you to your GP. This isn't a full list, so if you're not sure, book and ask.
Urinary tract infection
Burning when you pee, or needing to go more often
Impetigo
Crusty sores or blisters, often around the nose and mouth
Shingles
A painful, blistering rash on one side of the body
Skin infections
Red, sore or swollen skin, or an infected cut or bite
Sore throat
Painful swallowing, often with a cold
Earache
Ear pain, often after a cold
Cold sores
Tingling blisters on or around the lips
Conjunctivitis
Red, sticky or itchy eyes
Athlete's foot
Itchy, cracked or peeling skin between the toes
Hay fever
Sneezing, a runny nose and itchy eyes
Thrush
Itching, soreness and unusual discharge
Not sure which one?
Describe your symptoms and we'll point you the right way, even if it isn't one of these.
Is a pharmacy the right place?
For most people with these conditions, yes. Get help elsewhere if:
Call 999 or go to A&E if someone is seriously ill, has trouble breathing or chest pain.
Call NHS 24 on 111 if you need help urgently and are not sure where to go.
KinWell Pharmacy Nairn
KinWell Pharmacy, 1 High St, Nairn IV12 4AG
Closed now· opens today at 09:00
| Monday to Friday | 09:00–18:00 |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 09:00–13:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
Questions
Still unsure? Call us on 01667457805.