Baird's Pharmacy - Great Northern Road

01/10/2025

01/10/2025

SPOOKTOBER IS HERE🎃

01/10/2025

QUIT SMOKING FOR GOOD THIS OCTOBER
join our 🆓 12 week smoking cessation program and let us guide you through this life changing process!

29/09/2025

The Autumn in the City programme is now available to view online!! 🍂

This October break, we’re delighted to offer FREE activities for children and young people living in Aberdeen aged 5-14 years throughout the autumn school holidays, as part of our much-loved Autumn in the City programme.

The programme is available to preview now and bookings will open on Wednesday at 12:30pm. Find out more here: https://orlo.uk/vAFmC

29/09/2025

We’re here day or night, 365 days a year.

📱Call us for free on 116 123.

29/09/2025

29/09/2025

🏅MASSIVE CONGRATULATIONS🏅
To our pharmacist Sophie Nicholls on her FIRST MARATHON
3 hours 40 minutes 🐆
We are so proud of you, from all of us at Baird’s, WELL DONE!

24/09/2025

In light of recent events, the Medicines & Healthcare products Regulatory Agency confirm that taking paracetamol during pregnancy remains safe and there is NO evidence it causes autism in children.

Read more in their latest update.

➡️ https://www.gov.uk/government/news/mhra-confirms-taking-paracetamol-during-pregnancy-remains-safe-and-there-is-no-evidence-it-causes-autism-in-children

Source and credit: nhs.uk

23/09/2025

📣 Use of paracetamol during pregnancy remains safe and there is no evidence it causes autism in children.

Paracetamol remains the NHS-recommended painkiller during pregnancy, when used as directed – which is at the lowest effective dose, for the shortest time needed.

Our advice is based on rigorous assessment of the best available evidence, and we continuously monitor new data to ensure our recommendations remain safe and up to date.

If you ever suspect a side effect from any medicine, please report it to us through the Yellow Card scheme – this helps us keep medicines safe for everyone.

Read the full announcement ➡️ https://bit.ly/4nl5AeS

23/09/2025

If you are pregnant, you can help protect your baby from RSV, whooping cough, and flu, which can cause serious illness. Vaccines give you both the best protection against these diseases.

Speak to your midwife or GP practice.

ℹ️ www.nhs.uk/pregnancyvaccinations