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We think accessing healthcare should be easy. Whether we’re fulfilling NHS prescriptions or helping people find the right treatments, we aim to offer our customers dependable, economical and convenient access to medicines with a personal and discreet service."
Scott McDougall
What is the The Independent Pharmacy?
The Independent Pharmacy is an Online Pharmacy (or Online Chemist/Online Doctor depending on your preferred terminology!) that is run by a team of experienced healthcare professionals based in Bristol, UK. It is owned and operated by two UK pharmacists, Andy Boysan & Scott McDougall, who founded and run The Independent Pharmacy based on years of industry experience.
Through our innovative website, you can buy medicines online to treat many different medical conditions, all conveniently delivered to your door.
You can also order prescriptions online with free delivery on all NHS prescriptions. Say goodbye to the hassles of ordering medicines with The Independent Pharmacy!
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About the Reviewer
Steve is the newest member of The Independent Pharmacy medical team. He is an experienced pharmacist who brings a new perspective to our prescribing team.