Private women's health
Women's health
A private, confidential consultation with our pharmacist for period delay, contraception, cystitis or UTI, bacterial vaginosis, chlamydia or genital herpes. Come in to Belsize Road, or talk by phone or video.
How it works
Three simple steps
- Step 1
Book a time
Choose an appointment in person at Belsize Road, by phone or by video.
- Step 2
Confidential consultation
The pharmacist asks about your symptoms, health history, medicines and any chance of pregnancy.
- Step 3
Treatment or next steps
If suitable, treatment may be supplied. If not, we explain the safest next step and where to go.
Private, respectful care
Support for everyday women's health
Talk to a pharmacist in a private room or from home. We ask about your symptoms, health and current medicines, explain your options and, if treatment is suitable, supply it. This is a private service, and fees are explained before any treatment.
Clinical safety
Know when to seek urgent help
Every request is reviewed individually. Treatment or medicine supply is never guaranteed.
- Severe pelvic or abdominal pain, heavy bleeding, fainting, pregnancy concerns or rapidly worsening symptoms need urgent clinical advice.
- Contraception and prescription treatment are supplied only after checking eligibility and possible medicine interactions.
- For UTI symptoms, Pharmacy First age and clinical criteria apply, and some symptoms need same-day GP or urgent-care assessment.
Before you begin
Common questions
Still unsure? Speak to the pharmacy team and we will help you find the right next step.
01Is the consultation confidential?
Yes. Your consultation is handled privately. Information is shared only when needed for safe care and in line with consent and legal requirements.
02Can a pharmacy provide the contraceptive pill?
Participating pharmacies can provide NHS consultations to start or continue oral contraception when clinical eligibility criteria are met.
03Can you help with emergency contraception?
Yes, subject to a confidential assessment. Call us on 020 3007 0117 as soon as possible rather than waiting for an appointment, because the options are time-sensitive.
04Is this an NHS service?
No. This is a private consultation. Some care, such as the contraceptive pill or UTI treatment, may be free on the NHS if you're eligible. Ask us about the right route.
Ready when you are
Take the next step
Complete your assessment or contact the pharmacy if you need help choosing a service.