Coronavirus
Please understand there may be delays and longer waiting times over the coming weeks as we navigate the COVID-19 outbreak. Our staff are working extremely hard at this time and appreciate your support.
Moving to Delivery Only
Dear Customers
We will start to transition all orders to our delivery service from 11/03/2020
We are reducing in store pickups to protect both staff and patients.
All prescriptions will now be delivered
📱TEXT and email 📱
If you can’t get through on the phone at any stage, text us your order.
086-1800896
💊 The PHARMACY 💊
We have a hatch open at the pharmacy to accept any urgent prescriptions.
You will be asked to wait in your car and texted when your prescription is ready
📦 DELIVERY 📦
We are asking all patients not to attend the pharmacy at this time.
We deliver nationwide and are now operatingan extended delivery service in Dublin.
Cocooning
What is cocooning?
Cocooning is where you stay at home and don’t leave the house for any reason.
The government announced cocooning as a measure to protect at risk groups on March 27th.
The cocooning measures are in place until April 12th.
Conditions
The following conditions are classed as high risk.
You are advised to “cocoon” and not leave the house until April 12th if you have one of these conditions.
- Cystic Fibrosis
- Severe COPD
- Severe Asthma
- Leukemia
- Lymphoma
- Myeloma
- Post-transplant
Medications
The following medications are classed as immunsuppressants and put you at higher risk of infection.
You are advised to “cocoon” and not leave the house until April 12th if you are taking one of these medications.
General Advice
Hand Washing
Washing your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds will prevent the spread of the virus.
While hand sanitiser is convenient, it is not essential to killing the virus.
We do not have hand sanitiser in stock at this time but hope to get some in shorlty.
Social Distancing
Social distancing means keeping more than 2 metres apart from other people.
Contact should be avoided such as hand-shaking, hugging and kissing.
Gatherings, playdates, parties should all be stopped during the outbreak.
Face Masks
The World Health Organisation recommends that only those with confirmed COVID-19 or those caring for them should wear a surgical or N95 mask.
We do not sell surgical masks which are reserved for frontline healthcare workers.
We sell reusable face masks that can be washed.
When to seek help
If you experience the following symptoms you should call your GP:
- Fever (temperature over 38°C)
- Cough
- Shortness of breath
- Difficulty breathing