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As part of this, we're also bringing new technology into our pharmacies. This includes 24/7 prescription pick-up machines – meaning you can collect your medicine any time, day or night – and a text notification service, so we can let you know when your prescription is ready to collect.
Well Marton - Cherry Tree Road is a pharmacy near Blackpool, Lancashire and provides a list of NHS and Non NHS services listed below if available. The pharmacy has 5 reviews with a rating of 3 out of 5.
Pharmacy Services
(NHS): Domiciliary support service
(NHS): Inhaler technique service
(NHS): Medication review service
(NHS): Post-discharge support
(NHS): Stop smoking service
(NHS): Supervised consumption of medicines
(Non-NHS): Blood pressure monitoring
(Non-NHS): Healthcheck
(Non-NHS): Inhaler technique service
(Non-NHS): Seasonal flu vaccination service (not at risk groups)
(Non-NHS): Stop smoking service
(Non-NHS): Vaccination service
(Non-NHS): Weight management
Appliance dispensing
Appointment booking available for consultations
Appointment booking for consultations not required
Medicines use review (MUR) service
New medicine service
Prescription collection from local General Practices
Private consultation room
Public Health
Seasonal flu vaccination service (at risk groups)
Care Provider Location and near by additional services
Patient Ratings
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Patient Reviews
Well Marton - Cherry Tree Road
By:
Gemma
Rating:..
Mar 14 2022
Used this pharmacy to all my prescription and never have problem with the staff, they are all heplful and approachable.
Well Marton - Cherry Tree Road
By:
Anonymous
Rating:..
Oct 1 2018
I popped in to this pharmacy after finishing my weekly shop as I quite often do to browse the gift items as Christmas is on the way! I have never really had a bad experience at this pharmacy which is why I feel so compelled to write this review! Today, as I was stood chatting to one of the friendly front of house staff, I was thoroughly disappointed to see a young man in uniform sat down in the back of the shop using his phone! This pharmacy is usually a busy bubbly hive of activity.
I won’t let this one off stop me from returning or from recommending this pharmacy to friends and family but I felt the need to share my experience today and hope the company see this review as I’m sure they don’t pay their staff to ignore work and play on phones!! Original Comment Report...
Reply from Well Marton - Cherry Tree Road Mon, 01 Oct 2018 17:38:44 +0100
Good Afternoon, thank you for taking the time to detail your experience with the Well in Marton. Please accept my sincerest apologies for what has occurred and for the upset and inconvenience caused.
Please be assured I will share your feedback with the branch manager. Personal calls should made whilst on breaks and should not disrupt service to customers so the appropriate feedback will be provided to ensure a similar incident does not recur.
Please accept my apologies once more and again, thank you for taking the time to detail your concerns as it allows us to improve the service we provide.
Kind Regards,
Erica
Well Pharmacy Superintendent's Team
Well Marton - Cherry Tree Road
By:
Angie Parkinson
Rating:..
Aug 13 2018
I regularly visit this pharmacy, and as part of my prescription I receive a "controlled drug" also known as a CD. When I'm given my CD, it is in a cardboard box; it is then wrapped in a clear plastic bag, with a sticker giving the prescription details. It is then put in a paper bag and handed to me. Please consider not using the clear plastic bags, it is a waste of resources and is completely unnecessary. It can't even be reused because the sticker is difficult to remove and rips the bag.
I've no idea how many plastic bags are wasted by in this way, but we all should be looking for ways of reducing our impact on the environment, and this includes the amount of packaging and plastic we use.
For prescriptions of one or two items, I’d also question whether the paper bag is required. I accept that some medications may be sensitive or of a private nature, and a bag would help to avoid any embarrassment to your customers, but other than this maybe you should ask the customers whether a paper bag is really needed.
In addition to helping the environment, reducing the number of bags you use; will of course save some money too. Original Comment Report...
Reply from Well Marton - Cherry Tree Road Wed, 22 Aug 2018 15:42:02 +0100
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for leaving your feedback regarding the usage of plastic bags at Well Marton. I would like to apologise if this has caused any upset.
I would like to assure you that we use the plastic bags so that the pharmacist can perform a final accuracy check on the medication before it is given out. This is a safeguarding measure to ensure that the correct medication is handed to the patient.
I will pass your feedback on to the pharmacy to ask them to reduce the usage of both plastic and paper bags for one prescription or to ask a patient should they want a paper bag.
Once again, thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback. Should you wish to discuss this matter further please email yourexperience@well.co.uk or alternatively phone 0333 010 2222.
Yours sincerely,
Katrina
Pharmacy Superintendent’s Team
