Secured medicine
consumption with the
help of our pharmacists
High-risk medications, if not used correctly and as
prescribed, pose more dangers than not using them at all.
We can assist you in safely taking your high-risk medication.
High-risk drugs consumed with “less risk”
What is the first thing that pops up in your mind when you get prescribed a high-risk medication? It’s the risk itself.
Following a high-risk medicine puts you under a lot of strain. To avoid serious side effects, you need to follow the right instructions.
What if a medical expert could observe you while you take your medication to ensure proper dosage and safety precautions are followed?
Our CPPE-accredited pharmacists take worry out of the equation.
Methadone, buprenorphine, suboxone, and the combination drug naloxone and buprenorphine are all high-risk drugs.
3-steps towards safe drug consumption
Reach out to us
Get referred to us by your GP, pop-in or call us. We’ll be able to support you in no time.
Get your high-risk drug dose
The pharmacist will review your history and monitor your high-risk drug consumption at our pharmacy.
Ask for advice
Receive ongoing support from your pharmacist for any health advice, even after ensuring safe drug consumption.
Talk to us for a service you can trust
Professional
Get expert support and advice from a medical professional.
Private
We have consultation rooms so you can receive advice privately.
Prompt
No need for an appointment, just call or pop-in for support.
Free
This service is covered by the NHS, meaning you won't have to pay.
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FAQs
Common examples include digoxin, theophylline, lithium, methotrexate, anticoagulants, lithium, tacrolimus, ciclosporin, clozapine and several antiepileptics.
Yes. This service is free of charge.
Yes. We have a private consultation room for supervised consumption and private consultations.
High-risk medications are drugs that have dangerous side-effects if not properly consumed. If you are not sure your drug is considered high-risk, you can always consult our pharmacists.
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