Gilbride
A & A Gilbride
170 Carmyle Ave, Glasgow G32 8EE
170 Carmyle Ave — Scotland
No website listed
- Mon–Fri: 9am-5:30pm
- Sat: 9am-1pm
- Sun: Closed
Find local pharmacies and chemists across Glasgow, with opening hours, contact details and NHS services.
Glasgow, Scotland's largest city with over 630,000 residents, has 274 community pharmacies listed in our directory across its vibrant neighborhoods. From the city center to the West End, Southside, and East End, Glasgow pharmacies provide comprehensive NHS Scotland services including prescription dispensing, Minor Ailment Service (treating common conditions without GP appointments), Chronic Medication Service for long-term conditions, emergency hormonal contraception, and smoking cessation support. Many Glasgow pharmacies offer extended hours, with several city center locations open until 8pm or later, and some offering Sunday service.
Glasgow's healthcare is managed by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Scotland's largest health board serving over 1.2 million people. Community pharmacies are vital in addressing Glasgow's significant health challenges including high rates of cardiovascular disease, drug dependency, and health inequality. Pharmacies participate in Scotland's advanced community pharmacy services including the Minor Ailment Service (free treatment for 26 common conditions), Chronic Medication Service (automated repeat prescriptions), Pharmacy First Plus, smoking cessation, emergency contraception supply, and supervised methadone consumption. Glasgow pharmacies also support needle exchange schemes and hepatitis C testing.
For urgent healthcare needs outside GP hours, Glasgow residents should call NHS 24 on 111 (free, 24/7) for advice. Major emergency departments are at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (Govan), Glasgow Royal Infirmary (city center), and Royal Hospital for Children (Govan). For prescription emergencies, several late-night pharmacies operate in the city center near Central Station and Buchanan Street. Some pharmacies in areas like Byres Road, Great Western Road, and Shawlands offer extended evening hours. On Sundays and public holidays, a rota system operates - call NHS 24 on 111 for your nearest open pharmacy. Emergency prescription supplies can be provided if you've run out of regular medication.
Glasgow's comprehensive public transport makes pharmacy access easy. The Subway (circular underground line) connects the city center to West End, Southside, and Govan with stations near major pharmacy clusters. Frequent bus services operate from Buchanan Bus Station to all areas. Central Station and Queen Street Station both have pharmacies nearby. For cyclists, Glasgow's expanding cycle network includes routes along the Clyde and to major pharmacy locations. ScotRail trains connect outer areas to city center pharmacies. Many Glasgow pharmacies offer free prescription delivery, particularly valuable for residents in tenement buildings and areas with limited parking. Prescription collection points are available in some workplaces and community centers.
The Minor Ailment Service (MAS) is a free NHS Scotland scheme where pharmacists can provide advice and treatment for 26 common conditions like coughs, colds, sore throats, headaches, and skin rashes without needing to see a GP. You don't pay prescription charges for MAS treatments. Simply visit your pharmacy and they'll assess whether they can help or if you need to see a doctor.
Yes, all NHS prescriptions are free in Scotland, including Glasgow. This has been the case since 2011. You don't pay anything for prescription medications, whether acute (one-off) or repeat prescriptions, regardless of age, income, or medical condition. This includes medications provided through the Minor Ailment Service.
The Chronic Medication Service (CMS) is for people on regular repeat medications for long-term conditions. Once registered, your pharmacy automatically orders and dispenses your medications without you needing to request each time. You'll receive reminders when prescriptions are ready for collection or delivery. Registration is done through your community pharmacy - ask them about joining CMS.
Yes, emergency hormonal contraception (morning-after pill) is available free from Glasgow pharmacies for women of all ages. No prescription is needed - just ask the pharmacist for a private consultation. This is a confidential NHS service. Pharmacies can also provide free condoms and advice on regular contraception methods.
Glasgow has limited 24-hour pharmacy provision. However, several city center pharmacies offer extended hours until 8-9pm. Some larger Asda and Tesco pharmacies stay open later. For genuine overnight emergencies, call NHS 24 on 111 who can arrange emergency medication supply or direct you to available services. Queen Elizabeth University Hospital has a pharmacy for emergency department patients.
Yes, most Glasgow pharmacies offer prescription delivery services, often free for elderly, housebound, or disabled patients. Many pharmacies deliver free to everyone as part of their service. Delivery is particularly common for patients on the Chronic Medication Service. Ask your local pharmacy about their delivery policy.
Yes, you can use any community pharmacy in Scotland regardless of where you live. If you live outside Glasgow but work in the city, you can nominate a Glasgow pharmacy for your prescriptions. Electronic prescriptions go to your nominated pharmacy - change your nomination anytime through your GP surgery or by asking the pharmacy.
Yes, Glasgow pharmacies provide free NHS flu vaccinations for eligible groups (over 65s, pregnant women, at-risk conditions, healthcare workers). The service runs from September to March each year. Many pharmacies offer walk-in flu jabs, while others prefer appointments - call ahead to check. Some pharmacies also provide private flu jabs for non-eligible individuals (typically £10-15).
Showing 274 pharmacies in Glasgow
170 Carmyle Ave, Glasgow G32 8EE
170 Carmyle Ave — Scotland
No website listed
83 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HB
83 Trongate — Scotland
1600 Great Western Rd, Anniesland, Glasgow G13 1HF
Anniesland — Scotland
87 Main St, Uddingston, Glasgow G71 7EP
Uddingston — Scotland
127-135 Great Western Rd, Glasgow G4 9AH
127-135 Great Western Rd — Scotland
8 New Kirk Rd, Bearsden, Glasgow G61 3SL
Bearsden — Scotland
11 Mossvale Wy, Glasgow G33 5NZ
11 Mossvale Wy — Scotland
1 Tryst Rd, Cumbernauld, Glasgow G67 1JW
Cumbernauld — Scotland
1 Tryst Rd, Cumbernauld, Glasgow G67 1JW
Cumbernauld — Scotland
1 Monument Dr, Glasgow G33 1AD
1 Monument Dr — Scotland
1300 Duke St, Glasgow G31 4EB
1300 Duke St — Scotland
67 Buchanan St, Balfron, Glasgow G63 0TW
Balfron — Scotland
75 Merkland Dr, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow G66 3SJ
Kirkintilloch — Scotland
171 Saracen St, Glasgow G22 5JL
171 Saracen St — Scotland
220-222 Saracen St, Glasgow G22 5ER
220-222 Saracen St — Scotland
663-667 Garscube Rd, Glasgow G20 7JX
663-667 Garscube Rd — Scotland
100 Napiershall St, Glasgow G20 6HS
100 Napiershall St — Scotland
54B Abercrombie Cres, Baillieston, Bargeddie, Glasgow G69 7SP
Bargeddie — Scotland
168A Battlefield Rd, Glasgow G42 9JT
168A Battlefield Rd — Scotland
Cornwall St, East Kilbride, Glasgow G74 1LB
East Kilbride — Scotland
693 Great Western Rd, Glasgow G12 8RA
693 Great Western Rd — Scotland
61B Main St, Thornliebank, Glasgow G46 7RX
Thornliebank — Scotland
4-5 The Avenue At Mearns, Newton Mearns, Glasgow G77 6EY
Newton Mearns — Scotland
W Burnside St, Kilsyth, Glasgow G65 0HL
Kilsyth — Scotland
1035, 1041 Shettleston Rd, Glasgow G32 7PB
1041 Shettleston Rd — Scotland
92 Kirkintilloch Rd, Kirkintilloch, Lenzie, Glasgow G66 4LQ
Lenzie — Scotland
240 Main St, Rutherglen, Glasgow G73 2HP
Rutherglen — Scotland
12 The Toll, Clarkston, Glasgow G76 7BG
Clarkston — Scotland
9, The Regent Centre, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow G66 1JH
Kirkintilloch — Scotland
The Plaza, East Kilbride, Glasgow G74 1LW
East Kilbride — Scotland
The 274 pharmacies we list in Glasgow, Scotland span 47 postcode districts.
Services commonly offered by UK pharmacies — check with the pharmacy before visiting.
Free NHS prescription collection and dispensing service. Many pharmacies offer same-day dispensing for repeat prescriptions and urgent medications.
Morning after pill available without prescription at many pharmacies. Private consultation with qualified pharmacist included.
Free blood pressure checks and cardiovascular health monitoring. Many pharmacies offer regular health checks and advice.
Annual flu jabs available at many pharmacies. NHS-funded for eligible patients, private service also available.
Travel vaccines, malaria prevention, and travel health advice for trips abroad. Offered by some pharmacies with travel clinics.
Free NHS service reviewing your medications to ensure they're working effectively and safely. Offered by many NHS pharmacies.
Use the Open Now and 24 Hours filters above to find pharmacies in Glasgow whose listed hours say they are open. Hours can change, especially on bank holidays, so call ahead before travelling. For urgent medical advice call NHS 111, and in an emergency call 999.
Common questions about pharmacies in Glasgow
Our directory lists 274 pharmacies in Glasgow, Scotland, including both independent chemists and pharmacy chains.
Use the "Open Now" filter at the top of this page. It checks each pharmacy's listed opening hours against the current UK time. Hours can change, especially on bank holidays, so call the pharmacy before travelling if you need it urgently.
Yes, all NHS-contracted pharmacies in Glasgow can dispense NHS prescriptions. This includes repeat prescriptions, acute prescriptions, and emergency supplies. Most pharmacies in our directory are NHS-contracted and offer free prescription dispensing for eligible patients.
For emergency pharmacy services in Glasgow, look for chemists open late evenings, weekends, or bank holidays. Some pharmacies offer emergency contraception, urgent medicine supplies, and out-of-hours consultations. Call NHS 111 for urgent pharmacy needs outside normal hours.
Every pharmacy we list dispenses NHS prescriptions and sells over-the-counter medicines. Other services commonly offered by UK pharmacies include blood pressure checks, flu vaccinations, travel vaccines, emergency contraception, stop smoking support and Pharmacy First consultations for minor ailments, but these vary from pharmacy to pharmacy, so check with the pharmacy before visiting.
Use our postcode search tool to find the nearest pharmacy to your location in Glasgow. Enter your full postcode to see nearby chemists with opening hours, contact details, and walking directions. You can also browse by postcode area on this page.
Many UK pharmacies offer vaccinations such as flu jabs, travel vaccines and COVID-19 vaccinations, some by appointment and some walk-in. Our listings don't record which pharmacies offer them, so check with the pharmacy for availability and booking.
Most pharmacies in Glasgow open Monday-Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, and Sunday 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Some supermarket pharmacies have extended hours until 8:00 PM or 10:00 PM. Always check specific opening times before visiting.
Yes, you can collect prescriptions for family members or friends at any pharmacy in Glasgow. You'll need to know their name, address, and date of birth. For controlled drugs, you may need written authorization from the patient.
Many UK pharmacies offer prescription delivery, which is especially useful for elderly or housebound patients; some deliver free locally while others charge a small fee. Our listings don't record which pharmacies deliver, so contact the pharmacy to ask about delivery options and coverage.
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