Willis Pharmacy

29/07/2026

29/07/2026

When your blood sugar gets really low (hypoglycemia), you start to lose your bearings. You may slur your speech or forget where you are. Sometimes it happens so suddenly that you might not even realize you’re acting strangely. In serious cases, you could have a seizure or fall into a coma. https://wb.md/4fyvUj1

15/07/2026

Glasgow Fair public holiday reminder

Greater Glasgow and Clyde residents are reminded that GP practices and many pharmacies will be closed on Monday 20th July for the Glasgow Fair bank holiday.

People who need medicines regularly are encouraged to think ahead and ensure they have an appropriate supply of their repeat prescriptions.

Routine medications will not be issued by the GP Out of Hours service.

A number of community pharmacies will be open on the holiday Monday and information on this can be found here: https://www.nhsggc.scot/your-health/right-care-right-place/pharmacy/pharmacy-opening-hours-glasgow-fair-monday/

If you need urgent medical attention and cannot wait until your GP practice reopens, please contact NHS 24 on 111.

The GP Out of Hours service is by appointment only, so please ensure you call NHS 24 on 111 first.

14/07/2026

14/07/2026

🌼 Hayfever bothering you? 🤧

Sneezing, itchy eyes or a runny nose don't have to ruin your day.

At Willis Pharmacy, we stock a wide range of hayfever treatments to help relieve your symptoms. If over-the-counter treatments aren't enough, our pharmacist may be able to prescribe additional hayfever medication following a consultation, where appropriate.

Not sure which treatment is right for you? Our friendly team is here to help.

💊 Get in touch today.

https://willispharmacy.com/

14/07/2026

It’s great to get out and enjoy the sunny weather! ☀️

Remember to stay safe in the sun with our top tips:

🧴 Use suncream that’s SPF 30 or higher

🕐 Try to stay in the shade when the sun is strongest (between 11am and 3pm)

👕 Wear loose clothing to cover your skin

It’s also important to stay hydrated when you’re out in the sunshine. Remember to drink fluids throughout the day and take extra water with you when heading outdoors.

For more hot weather advice, visit NHS inform 🔽
www.nhsinform.scot/hot-weather

14/07/2026

🍻 Heading out this weekend? Whether you're at a festival, beer garden, night out or house party, be aware of the signs of spiking.

Spiking is when someone gives another person alcohol or drugs without their knowledge or consent. It can happen anywhere and to anyone. Signs can come on suddenly and may include dizziness, confusion, unusual drowsiness, memory loss, difficulty speaking or moving, or being sick.

If you think you or someone else has been spiked:
📞 Call NHS 24 on 111 for advice
🚨 Call 999 if it's a life-threatening emergency
👮 Report suspected spiking to Police Scotland on 101

Search 'Safer Scot spiking' for more advice from the experts.

02/07/2026

Don't allow your period to spoil your plans.

We can ensure you get confidential advice and appropriate medication that can delay your period whether it is for a holiday, wedding or other special occasion.

Book today at
www.stewartonpharmacy.co.uk

29/06/2026

The MenB vaccine is being offered to some older teenagers and new students under 25 who are at higher risk of exposure to meningococcal group B bacteria.

If you’re eligible for the MenB vaccine, it’s important you take up the offer before you start your new semester of university or college. Remember, if you’re eligible for the vaccine you can self-consent.

To check your eligibility and book an appointment, visit: https://www.nhsaaa.net/services/services-a-z/vaccines/men-b-programme/



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28/06/2026

Low Vitamin D can affect your energy, mood, and overall health.
From weaker bones to constant fatigue, your body may be signaling that it needs more sunshine and vitamin D-rich foods like fish, eggs, and fortified dairy. https://wb.md/4v2DLv2