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Leaflets for Pharmacies

Service guides, flu clinic flyers, delivery cards and private service price lists

Community pharmacies mostly print DL service guides for the counter, A5 flyers for the flu season and new NHS services, and A6 cards about prescription collection and delivery, on 170gsm to 350gsm stock. This page covers what to print for each job, today's live prices, sample layouts and the medicines advertising rules to check before you print.

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What pharmacies use leaflets for

A pharmacy now sells services as much as products: consultations, vaccinations, checks and deliveries. Most people still think of it as the place to collect a prescription, so the leaflet's job is to tell them what else you can do and when to come in for it.

  1. NHS services explained

    Pharmacy First in England, blood pressure checks, contraception, the New Medicine Service, stop smoking support. A short guide for each tells patients they can come to you instead of waiting for a GP appointment, and what to expect when they do.

  2. Flu and seasonal vaccination clinics

    From September, A5 flyers on the counter, in prescription bags and at GP surgeries and community centres with the clinic days, who is eligible on the NHS and how to book a private vaccination if they are not.

  3. Prescription collection and delivery

    An A6 card explaining repeat prescription ordering, the app or phone line, collection times and whether you deliver. Dropped into prescription bags, it reaches exactly the people who use the service.

  4. Private clinics and price lists

    Travel vaccinations, ear wax removal, private blood tests, hay fever consultations. A laminated price list for the consultation room and a guide per clinic for the counter.

  5. Opening hours and holiday cover

    Christmas and bank holiday hours, extended late-night opening and changes of hours. Customers keep a card with the hours on it in a kitchen drawer.

  6. New pharmacy or change of owner

    A door drop around a new or relocated pharmacy, explaining how to nominate it for electronic prescriptions and listing the services available from day one.

  7. Care homes and carers

    Information for care homes and family carers about medicines reviews, monitored dosage systems and delivery rounds, left with care home managers and at GP surgeries.

Recommended leaflets for pharmacies

What we would print for a community pharmacy. The 'from' price is today's live price for the lowest-cost options; the example line is a real configuration that suits the job.

  • Folded service guides

    A4 roll-folded to DL, 6 panels, 250gsm silk

    One guide can cover the full range of NHS and private services, with a panel each. DL fits the counter rack and goes into a prescription bag without folding again.

    from £39.847 working days on Saver

    500 folded service guides, 250gsm silk: £109.10

    Choose size and paper
  • Flu clinic and service flyers

    A5, 170gsm silk, both sides

    For seasonal clinics and single-service promotions. A5 holds clinic days, eligibility and booking clearly; 170gsm is light enough to slip into thousands of prescription bags.

    from £24.905 working days on Saver

    2,500 A5 flyers, 170gsm silk: £114.50

    Choose size and paper
  • Delivery and hours cards

    A6, 350gsm silk card, both sides

    Repeat ordering details, delivery days and opening hours on a card people keep. Stiff card survives a kitchen drawer or noticeboard for a year.

    from £28.206 working days on Saver

    1,000 A6 cards, 350gsm silk: £74.16

    Choose size and paper
  • Consultation room price lists

    A4, 350gsm silk card, matt laminated both sides

    A wipe-clean price list for private services, for the consultation room wall or desk. Matt lamination stands up to clinical cleaning and does not glare.

    from £35.908 working days on Saver

    50 A4 price lists, matt laminated: £49.60

    Choose size and paper
  • A4 counter dispensers

    A4 cardboard counter dispenser, printed

    Holds DL guides and A5 flyers together at the prescription counter, where people wait and read.

    from £56.7411 working days on Saver

    2 printed A4 counter dispensers: £78.34

    Choose size and paper

Packages for pharmacies

Each pack is made of real products with the options and quantities shown, priced live and added up. There is no pack price: buying the items separately costs the same, and one delivery charge covers the basket.

Package 1

Flu season pack

For September to December: clinic flyers for prescription bags and partners, plus cards with your booking details for regulars.

What is in the Flu season pack
ItemQtyPrice
A5 flu clinic flyersA5, 170gsm silk, both sides2,500£114.50
A6 booking cards350gsm silk card, both sides500£59.72
Print total£174.22
UK deliveryFree

Put the eligibility and booking details on the flyer, and leave clinic dates off the cards so they stay useful all season.

Saver speed, about 6 working days for the slowest item. Prices are the live Saver prices for exactly these options. Order each item from its own page; one delivery charge covers the basket.

Package 2

Counter services pack

For a refresh of what sits on the counter: a services guide, a delivery card and dispensers to hold them.

What is in the Counter services pack
ItemQtyPrice
Folded service guidesA4 roll-folded to DL, 250gsm silk500£109.10
A6 delivery and hours cards350gsm silk card, both sides1,000£74.16
A4 counter dispensersPrinted cardboard, no lamination2£78.34
Print total£261.60
UK deliveryFree

If NHS services change mid-year, reprint the guide only; the delivery card rarely needs updating.

Saver speed, about 11 working days for the slowest item. Prices are the live Saver prices for exactly these options. Order each item from its own page; one delivery charge covers the basket.

Package 3

New pharmacy opening pack

For a new or relocated pharmacy: a door drop explaining how to nominate you, and service guides for the first months.

What is in the New pharmacy opening pack
ItemQtyPrice
A5 opening flyersA5, 170gsm silk, both sides5,000£171.58
Folded service guidesA4 roll-folded to DL, 250gsm silk500£109.10
Print total£280.68
UK deliveryFree

Drop the flyers in the streets nearest the pharmacy and around the closest GP surgery, where nominations matter most.

Saver speed, about 7 working days for the slowest item. Prices are the live Saver prices for exactly these options. Order each item from its own page; one delivery charge covers the basket.

Sample leaflet designs for pharmacies

Three layouts we drew for invented pharmacies. Each puts the service before the shop, uses plain words and keeps prescription-only medicines out of the advertising.

These are sample designs we made to show layout and wording. The business names, numbers and addresses are invented.

Sample design

Find us

Mon to Fri8.30 to 7
Saturday9 to 5
  • 0161 496 0116
  • parkside.example
  • 12 Sample Street, Anytown

Sample design: invented pharmacy. GPhC premises no. 0000000 (sample).

No appointment needed

Seen by a pharmacist today

  • Sore throat
  • Earache
  • Sinusitis
  • Infected insect bites

Ask at the counter. Some conditions have age limits.

ParksidePharmacy

More than prescriptions

NHS and private services at your local pharmacy

Sample design: invented pharmacy.

Outside: back, flap, cover

Checks

Blood pressure

A free NHS check for adults aged 40 and over who have not been diagnosed with high blood pressure.

Takes about 10 minutes

Prescriptions

Order, collect or delivered

  1. Nominate us
  2. Order through the app or by phone
  3. Collect or ask about delivery

Private clinics

By appointment

  • Travel health
  • Ear wax removal
  • Private flu vaccination

Price list at the counter.

Inside: three panels

Sample: Parkside Pharmacy services guide

A4 roll-folded to DL, 6 panels, 250gsm silk

  • Cover: tells people the pharmacy does more than they think, before naming any service.
  • Flap: the walk-in service people use most, so it is seen second.
  • Inside: checks, prescriptions and private clinics, each with one practical line.
  • Green on white with the GPhC premises number on the back panel, as on all your printed material.
Print this layout: Folded Leaflet Printing from £39.84
Sample design
HollybankChemist

From late September

Flu vaccinations at the pharmacy

  • Free on the NHS if you are eligible
  • Private vaccination if you are not
  • Takes about 15 minutes
Clinic daysTuesday and Thursday, all day
  • 0161 496 0451
Front

Usually eligible on the NHS

  • Aged 65 and over
  • Pregnant
  • Some long-term health conditions
  • Carers and care home residents

Eligibility is set each year by the NHS. We will check when you come in.

Scan to book a time

Sample design: invented pharmacy. Private vaccination price at the counter.

Back

Sample: Hollybank Chemist flu clinic flyer

A5 flyer, both sides, 170gsm silk

  • Promotes the service, not a named vaccine product, which keeps clear of the ban on advertising prescription-only medicines.
  • The eligibility list says 'usually' and invites a check, because the groups change each season.
  • Navy and yellow read at distance on a counter and keep strong contrast.
Print this layout: Flyer Printing from £24.90
Sample design
RiversidePharmacy

Repeat prescriptions, sorted

Order with us and collect when it suits you

Ring 0161 496 0802

Front

Delivery

DaysMon, Wed, Fri
AreaWithin 3 miles

Ask us if you are housebound: delivery may be free for you.

Sample design: invented pharmacy.

Back

Sample: Riverside Pharmacy delivery card

A6 card, 350gsm silk, both sides

  • Front: the benefit in four words and the phone number in a band at the bottom.
  • Back: delivery days and area, the two things people ask, with a hedged note about eligibility rather than a blanket 'free'.
Print this layout: Postcard Printing from £28.20

Wording you can use on pharmacy leaflets

Wording that suits pharmacies: about services and access, never about prescription-only medicines. Replace the bracketed parts.

Headlines

  • More than prescriptions
  • Sore throat or earache? See a pharmacist today
  • Flu vaccinations, walk in or book
  • Free blood pressure checks for over-40s
  • Going abroad? Book a travel health appointment
  • Repeat prescriptions, sorted

Body text

  • [Pharmacy] has served [area] for [number] years. As well as dispensing your prescriptions, our pharmacists can see you for a range of common conditions without an appointment, check your blood pressure and give flu vaccinations in season. Our consultation room is private: ask at the counter if you would rather talk there.
  • Let us order your repeat prescriptions for you. Nominate [Pharmacy] with your GP surgery or through the NHS App, and we will have your medicines ready to collect, or bring them to your door on [days] if you live within [distance]. Call [number] to set it up.

Calls to action

  • Ask at the counter today
  • Call [number] to book a clinic time
  • Nominate us through the NHS App or your surgery
  • Name the service, not the medicine: 'weight management consultation', not the brand of injection.
  • When you list NHS services, check the current eligibility and age limits; they change.

When, where and how many

A pharmacy's best distribution channel is its own prescription bag. Every bag that leaves is a leaflet delivered to someone who already trusts you.

September to November is flu season and the busiest time for print. Spring brings travel clinics and hay fever; December needs holiday hours cards.

Customer speaking to a pharmacist across the pharmacy counter

Where they go

Into prescription bags, on the counter, in the consultation room, with delivery drivers, and at partner venues such as GP surgeries, community centres, places of worship and care homes that agree to display them.

A door drop is worth it mainly for a new or relocated pharmacy or a new service that many local people can use.

How many

A pharmacy dispensing 6,000 to 8,000 items a month hands out a few thousand bags, so 2,500 flu flyers covers most of a season if you add one to each bag. Service guides: 500 lasts a year at most counters.

When to print

Flu material by mid-September, once eligibility for the season is published. Holiday hours cards by the end of November. Allow the Saver working days on the product page plus delivery.

What response to expect

Bag inserts to existing customers convert far better than door drops, because the reader is already standing in your queue next month. Count it by asking at the counter how people heard about the clinic; a door drop for a new pharmacy usually brings nominations in single figures per thousand homes at first, building over months.

Paper, size and finish for pharmacies

Pharmacy leaflets travel in paper bags with medicines, sit by tills and get read by people who feel unwell. Clean, legible and tough enough for the bag.

JobSizePaperFinishWhy
Services guideA4 folded to DL250gsm silkRoll foldSix panels for services; firm for the rack, fits a bag.
Flu and clinic flyersA5170gsm silkNoneLight for bag inserts in volume; still feels substantial.
Delivery and hours cardA6350gsm silk cardNoneKept for months in a drawer or on a noticeboard.
Private price listA4350gsm silk cardMatt laminatedWipe-clean for a clinical room, no glare.

Print the opening hours and phone number on everything, in 11pt or larger. Many readers are elderly or reading on behalf of someone who is.

Keep a plain-text version for anyone who needs another format; under the Accessible Information Standard, NHS services in England must meet patients' information needs.

Before you print: rules for pharmacies

Pharmacy advertising is shaped by medicines law, GPhC standards and the CAP Code. These are the points we see pharmacies check most often before printing; the superintendent pharmacist should approve final wording.

  • No advertising prescription-only medicines

    The Human Medicines Regulations 2012 ban advertising prescription-only medicines to the public. You can promote a service, such as a vaccination clinic or a consultation, but do not name, picture or promote a specific prescription-only product.

    Human Medicines Regulations, reg 284
  • Weight-loss and other POM services

    The ASA and MHRA have taken action against ads that promote weight-loss injections, treating them as ads for prescription-only medicines. Describe a consultation service in neutral terms and avoid before-and-after or speed-of-results claims.

    MHRA Blue Guide
  • GPhC standards

    Pharmacy professionals and registered premises must act with honesty and integrity, including in how services are promoted. Show your registered name and premises details consistently.

    GPhC standards
  • NHS services and identity

    If you describe NHS services such as Pharmacy First, use the current conditions and age limits, and follow the NHS identity guidelines on using the NHS name and logo for services rather than for your brand.

    NHS England: Pharmacy First
  • Prices and free offers

    Under the CAP Code, private service prices must be accurate and 'free' must not hide conditions, for example if a free NHS service depends on eligibility.

    CAP Code

This is a printer's checklist, not legal or regulatory advice. Check the MHRA Blue Guide and GPhC guidance, or ask your professional body, before you print.

Questions about leaflets for pharmacies

Can a pharmacy advertise flu vaccinations on a leaflet?

You can promote a vaccination service, with clinic days, eligibility and how to book. Do not name or picture a specific vaccine brand, because prescription-only medicines cannot be advertised to the public. The MHRA Blue Guide sets out where the line is.

What size leaflet goes in a prescription bag?

A5 or DL. Both slip into standard pharmacy bags without folding. A5 on 170gsm silk is the usual choice for seasonal flyers; a DL folded guide works for a full list of services.

How many flu clinic flyers should we print?

Roughly one per bag you hand out between mid-September and November, plus a few hundred for GP surgeries and community venues. For most community pharmacies that is 2,500 to 5,000 flyers for the season.

Can we mention weight-loss injections on a leaflet?

Not by name, and be careful with the service description too. The ASA and MHRA treat promotion of weight-loss injections as advertising prescription-only medicines. Describe a weight management consultation neutrally and check the MHRA Blue Guide first.

What paper should a pharmacy price list be on?

350gsm silk card with matt lamination on both sides. It wipes clean, stands up in a consultation room and does not reflect bright overhead lighting. Reprint whenever prices change rather than correcting by hand.

Do our leaflets need a GPhC number?

Showing your registered premises details on printed material is good practice and many pharmacies include the GPhC premises number. Check the current GPhC guidance and follow the policy of your superintendent pharmacist.

Can you print one services guide for several branches?

Yes, but if hours and phone numbers differ, each branch needs its own version. Add each as its own line in the basket. One delivery charge covers the order, free once the print reaches £100.

Can you lay out our services guide?

Yes. Send your approved wording and logo through our Artwork and Design Service. Every upload is checked automatically for size, bleed and resolution, and File check (£4.99) adds a person reviewing your file before print.

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