Websites for pharmacies
Web design for pharmacies: £249.99 to build, then £49.99 a month, no minimum term. Services are the growth, not dispensing. Make them bookable.
Dispensing is the core of a pharmacy and barely needs a website. The growth is in services — vaccinations, travel health, consultations, testing, minor illness — which patients increasingly expect to book online.
Those are also the searches people make: for a flu jab, for travel vaccines before a holiday, for advice when they cannot get a GP appointment.
What your customers want answered
- What services do you offer, and do I need an appointment
- What do they cost
- Can I order or collect a repeat prescription online
- When are you open, including the weekend
- Do you deliver, and to where
A page for each service, with a priceTravel vaccinations, flu, blood pressure checks, emergency contraception, minor ailments. Each is searched for separately, each has a price a patient wants before they come in, and each deserves a bookable page rather than a line on a list.
Opening hours that are wrong
Pharmacies are searched for urgently, in the evening and on bank holidays. Inaccurate hours on the website or the map listing send an unwell person to a locked door, which is the one mistake that generates lasting bad feeling.
Services, not just prescriptions
Pharmacies offer far more than people realise. List services clearly: prescription collection and repeat ordering, vaccinations, travel health, contraception, blood pressure checks and consultations for common conditions where available. Give each main service a short page with eligibility and booking.
Hours, delivery and booking
Accurate opening hours, including bank holidays, are essential. Explain prescription delivery, how to nominate your pharmacy, and how to book vaccinations or consultations online.
Advice without an appointment
Many people do not realise how much a pharmacist can help with. Explain that you can advise on common illnesses, medicines and minor injuries without an appointment, and when it is better to see a GP or call for urgent help.
List private services where offered, such as travel vaccinations, ear wax removal or blood pressure checks, with prices and booking. Mention medicine reviews, help with blister packs, and whether you deliver to housebound patients.
Common questions
- What should a pharmacy website include?
- Services with eligibility, opening hours, prescription ordering and delivery, vaccinations, consultations and online booking.
- Should vaccinations have their own pages?
- Yes. They are searched for seasonally.
- Can patients book services online?
- Yes, and many prefer to.
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