Webster’s Pharmacy New Deer

18/05/2026

☀️ It's great to finally see some sun, but we mustn't forget that UV rays can be very harmful if we don't take precautions. The UV index shows that the Aberdeenshire area is set to have moderate to high levels this coming week.

When UV levels reach 3 or above(moderate or higher), sunscreen and sun hats are required and shade encouraged. When UV levels reach 5 or above, limit time outdoors and/or provide shade and remember that UV can pe*****te cloud cover.

Remember to apply sunscreen and take extra precautions when spending time outdoors this week. It is so important to protect your skin to prevent any long-term damage 😎

Appropriate sun protection can be purchased from your local Webster's Pharmacy branch. Pop in and speak to our knowledgeable and friendly staff today to choose the best option for you🧴

15/05/2026

🦷😖Toothache can be one of the worst pains😖🦷

Everyone's had a bad experience with toothache at some point or another and often appointments can be hard to come by.
Please follow the link below on more information on how to arrange an emergency appointment.
In the meantime, your local pharmacy can provide you with the appropriate treatment to help ease the pain and make you more comfortable until your appointment.
Don't suffer in silence with dental pain.
NHS inform has advice on when and where to seek further help.

Find out more: https://nhs24.info/dental-emergencies

11/05/2026

📲 Ordering App Update 📲

We’re giving our medicines ordering app a bit of an upgrade!

Over the next month, notifications might not always come through like they normally do. Everything else should still work as usual.

Thanks for bearing with us while we get things improved. We’ll keep you posted!

06/05/2026

🏥💙 PHARMACY FIRST 🏥💙

For more information on Pharmacy First visit https://www.nhsinform.scot/campaigns/nhs-pharmacy-first-scotland/

Or pop into Webster's Pharmacy Peterhead to see Shannon, our prescribing pharmacist.

29/04/2026

❗️🕷️Let's talk ticks...🕷️❗️
Yep, they might make give you the ick, but there's lots of important info in this post about how to deal with these little pests. Read on to find out more ⤵️
Ticks are small, spider-like creatures with either 6 or 8 legs. They feed on the blood of birds and mammals, including humans, and are commonly found in areas like woodland, moorland, grassy areas, and gardens. Ticks vary in size and can be between 1mm to 1cm long.
If you spot a tick bite, don't worry, the majority of tick bites cause no issues, however, if you do get bitten, you should:
✅ Remove the tick ASAP (info below)
✅ Wash your skin with soap afterwards
✅ Apply an antiseptic cream around the bite
✅ Take a picture of the bite and any rash
To force the tick out, you should not:
❌ Use a cigarette, match or lighter
❌ Squeeze the tick
❌ Use any alcohol or petroleum jelly
The safest way to remove a tick is to use a tick removal tool, such as a tick twister or tick card. If these aren't available, you can use a pair of fine toothed tweezers.
Using a tick removal tool via NHS Highland
➡️ https://bit.ly/3vs9v0Z
If a tick bites an animal carrying the bacteria that cause Lyme disease, the tick can become infected. The tick can then transfer the bacteria to a human by biting them. It’s thought only a small proportion of ticks carry the bacteria that cause Lyme disease and being bitten doesn’t mean you’ll definitely be infected. However, it’s important to be aware of the risk and speak to a GP if you start to feel unwell.
There is no need to consult your GP if you have been bitten and have no symptoms. However, do keep an eye on the bite area, and if you develop ANY rash (not just one resembling a bullseye) or develop any flu-like symptoms in the weeks following a bite, make an appointment with your GP.
This is where taking a picture can help, as it can be assessed by a health professional if the rash disappears 📸 it can be harder to see the rash on brown and black skin and it may look more like a bruise.
Remember, not everyone who contracts Lyme Disease develops a rash, so it's very important to be aware of, and seek advice for any flu-like symptoms quickly.
Tick bite symptom checker
➡️ https://bit.ly/tick-bite-symptom-checker
General information on tick bites
➡️ https://nhs24.info/tick-bites
Information on Lyme Disease
➡️ https://nhs24.info/lyme-disease

28/04/2026

Public holiday Monday 4th of May

Note to customers

28/04/2026

Set of keys handed into the pharmacy this morning at new deer

27/04/2026

💊Monday 4th of May💊

Websters Pharmacy will be closed on Monday 4th May for the NHS Public Holiday.

If you require medical attention during this time please call 111.

We will resume normal opening hours on Tuesday 5th of May.

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

20/04/2026

Cases of Norovirus are on the rise.

Websters Pharmacy can help you treat your symptoms effectively, and give the best advice to have you feeling better as soon as possible.

🦠 Norovirus can cause vomiting and diarrhoea and spreads easily. Most people recover within a few days. Rest, keep hydrated and stay home until 48 hours symptom‑free to protect others.

Symptoms:
🤢 Sudden nausea
🤮 Projectile vomiting
💩 Watery diarrhoea
🤒 Sometimes fever, headaches, stomach cramps, and aching limbs

Prevention Tips:
🏠 Stay home for 48 hours after symptoms stop
🧼 Wash hands frequently with soap and water
🧴 Disinfect surfaces with bleach-based cleaners
🍎 Avoid raw, unwashed food

If Infected:
💧 Drink plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration
🛌 Rest and take paracetamol for fever or aches
🍲 Eat plain foods like soup, rice, pasta, and bread

More info: www.nhsinform.scot/norovirus

13/04/2026

🚭Want to kick the habit once and for all and live a smoke free and healthier lifestyle?

You can quit with our help and leave smoking in the past.

Sound good?

Come in and talk to us about your options and we can help you start your journey towards a healthier lifestyle today. Our pharmacy staff can suggest which options are best suited to you and map out a plan for quitting. We can answer any questions or queries you may have and support you on your journey.
Come on, you can do it!

For more information visit our website:
https://websterspharmacies.co.uk/services