Find a pharmacy in Lincolnshire

Find a pharmacy: the basics

What the job involves

Community pharmacies dispense prescriptions, sell medicines, and offer services such as flu jabs, blood pressure checks and the NHS Pharmacy First service for minor illnesses. Most Lincolnshire towns have several and many villages have one.

What to ask a pro, and what to have ready

Phone before travelling for an urgent prescription, especially evenings, Sundays and bank holidays, when opening hours are limited and rotas change. For out-of-hours needs, NHS 111 can tell you which pharmacy is open. If you take regular medication, most pharmacies will manage repeat prescriptions for you and some offer delivery, which matters in the villages where the nearest counter is a drive away; ask what the pharmacy can do for you rather than assuming you need the surgery.

Safety and good to know

If someone is seriously unwell, call 999. Pharmacies listed here come from public records; opening hours are only shown where the pharmacy has claimed its listing. Pharmacies can claim their listing free to add hours, services and a phone number, which is what most people searching for one actually need.

Written by LincsDirectory from public guidance. It is general information, not advice for your situation. LincsDirectory doesn't vet or endorse businesses — always check credentials and get a written quote.