Crwys Pharmacy

09/11/2023

We are back to business as usual from tomorrow at 08:45.
Once again apologies for the unforeseen circumstances

09/11/2023

IMPORTANT UPDATE:
Unfortunately, due to a potential gas/safety incident nearby, we have had to close until the matter is resolved. We apologise for the inconvenience and are endeavouring to resume services as soon as is safe.

Once again sincere apologies for the inconvenience.

26/04/2023

From 28th May 2023, our opening hours are changing. Weekday hours resume as normal, but Saturdays will close earlier as follows:

Monday to Friday: 08:45-18:15
Saturdays: 09:00 until 14:00

Please note we will also be closed on the upcoming Bank Holidays (1st May, 8th May and 29th May)

Many thanks for your continued support
Warmest Regards,

Crwys Pharmacy

19/09/2022

Please note that we are closed today, Monday 19th September for the bank holiday, but our opening hours will resume as normal from tomorrow Tuesday 20th September

28/05/2022

To all our valued customers and friends,

Please be aware that we are closed this upcoming Thursday 2nd June and Friday 3rd June for the Bank Holidays. We re-open our normal opening hours from Saturday 4th June.

Wishing you all a happy holiday period!

Mustafa

14/04/2022

Please note our Bank Holiday opening times:

Good Friday (15.04.22): Closed
Saturday (16.04.22): 09:00-17:15
Easter Sunday (17.04.22): 14:30-16:30
Monday (18.04.22): Closed

Our normal opening hours resume from Tuesday 19.04.22.

Wishing you well in the holiday period!

Crwys Pharmacy

18/12/2021

To all our valued customers and friends,

We hope you are all keeping well! Just an update to our opening times this Christmas and New Years:

Friday 24th December: 08:45-18:15
Saturday 25th December: 16:30 – 18:30
Monday 27th December: CLOSED
Tuesday 28th December: CLOSED
Wednesday 29th December – Friday 31st December: 08:45-18:15
Saturday 1st January: CLOSED
Monday 3rd January: CLOSED

Opening hours resume as normal from Tuesday 4th January 2022.

Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any queries. We hope you all have a lovely Christmas and New Years!

Mustafa

11/09/2021

It is important to differentiate between the 2 main types of COVID tests.

1. PCR tests, and
2. Rapid lateral flow tests (available in many community pharmacies.)

In general, the advice remains that if you have these symptoms:
- a new continuous cough
- a high temperature
- loss of or change to sense of smell or taste

You would need to self-isolate and arrange a PCR test.

The lateral flow tests that can be collected in community pharmacy and other collection points are only intended for individuals who do NOT have symptoms.

As always, the up to date guidance would be on the respective government websites and may vary slightly, so always check in on there.
There are specific pages that also tell you what test to get and when:

Find out about the different types of coronavirus (COVID-19) test and how to get tested.