Sore or itchy skin?
Chat to our pharmacist today.
You may be eligible to get treatment for:
- Shingles
- Mild to moderate atopic dermatitis (eczema)
- Mild plaque psoriasis
- Impetigo (school sores)
Our pharmacy is participating in the NSW clinical trial for pharmacists providing treatment and advice on common skin conditions.
If you need support in your language, tell your pharmacist you need an interpreter.
You can choose to participate. If you are not eligible for treatment the pharmacist may refer you to a doctor or emergency department for additional care.
Check with our pharmacist about the cost of any medicine.
UTI treatment at pharmacies
To access treatment you must be:
- female,
- aged between 18 to 65 years (inclusive), and
- displaying symptoms consistent with an uncomplicated UTI, such as burning or stinging pain when you urinate, and frequent need to urinate.
The pharmacist will ask you additional questions during the consult to check if they can provide you with treatment. If you receive care at the pharmacy, your pharmacist will notify your doctor.
If you do not meet the eligibility criteria to receive the service by a pharmacist, your pharmacist will refer you to appropriate alternative care, such as your GP.
For information on UTIs, here are some resources:
https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/pharmaceutical/Pages/uti-frequently-asked-questions-community.aspx
Hormonal contraception resupply service
This service allows pharmacists to provide up to 12 months’ worth of your oral contraceptive pill (‘the pill’), without the need for a new script from your doctor
Who is eligible for treatment?
Specific eligibility criteria are in place to ensure you receive safe and appropriate care.
To receive hormonal contraception resupply services at a pharmacy, you must:
- be aged between 18 to 49 years (inclusive) *
- be taking a low-risk pill for contraception reasons (to prevent unplanned pregnancy)
- have taken the pill continuously for two years, as prescribed by a doctor (GP) or nurse practitioner.
The pharmacist will ask questions during the consult to check if they can provide you with treatment. If you receive a resupply of the pill at the pharmacy, your pharmacist will seek your consent to notify your doctor.
If you do not meet the eligibility criteria your pharmacist will refer you to appropriate alternative care, such as your GP.
*Patients aged 40 – 49 years (inclusive) can only receive a limited supply of their oral contraceptive pill and will be referred to their GP for follow-up
We can only continue pills containing these types of estrogen and progestogen:
- ethinyloestradiol (40μg or less)
- levonorgestrel
- norethisterone
- drospirenone (single ingredient preparations only) e.g Slinda
We can only resupply the pill you have been prescribed by your doctor or nurse practitioner
eScripts
- Ask your doctor to provide you with an eScript by SMS or email
- Take the eScript token to Bangor Pharmacy or email it to us pharmacist@bangorpharmacy.com.au
- Our Pharmacists will dispense your medications and automatically send you a new repeat token back to your phone (if there are repeats issued)
Alternatively, you can load eScripts and order prescriptions / over-the-counter items through the MedAdvisor app by selecting Bangor Pharmacy as your favourite pharmacy
How does MedAdvisor work?
- Download the Medadvisor app
- Call us on 9543 166 to provide your unique MedAdvisor activation code
- This code attaches your MedAdvisor App or web experience to your personal medication record
- Tap/Click on the “Register” button
- Enter your Activation Code and Last Name
- Enter your details, choose a Password and tap “Submit”.
MedAdvisor is available as an Apple or Android mobile App but can also be accessed from any PC or other web-enabled device via a web browser.u
Travelling overseas?
Contact us to get your travel vaccines before your trip (no prescription required if administered by a pharmacist). If possible, it’s best to schedule your appointment 4 weeks before you travel. If you’ve waited until the last minute, don’t hesitate to contact us, as it’s still possible to receive the benefits of some vaccines.
Choose “Travel Vaccinations” under Select Service
Vaccinations We Offer
- Covid-19
- Diphtheria-tetanus-acellular pertussis combination
- Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
- Hepatitis A
- Hepatitis B
- Influenza
- Japanese encephalitis vaccine
- RSV (aged 60 years+)
- Typhoid – disease transmitted by food or contaminated water
- Zoster vaccine – Shingles
Shingles Vaccine
- 50 or over?
- Had chicken pox before?
- 1 in 3 people risk developing shingles
- Choose “Shingles Vaccine” under Select Service
- Talk to us today
ATAGI’s COVID-19 vaccination recommends BOOSTER DOSES twice a year for people over the age of 75 years.
- Other at-risk individuals are now recommended to have an annual booster every 6 or 12 months,
- and all people over 18 years can have a COVID–19 booster annually if they choose
On the day of your appointment please:
- Wear clothing that makes it easy for the vaccinator to access your upper arm
- Wear a face mask
- Fill in the pre-screening form within 24 hours of your appointment
Now available in store!
- This is a practitioner strength product and must be supplied under the care of a qualified pharmacist
We proudly stock the Metagenics range
At Bangor Community Pharmacy
Our friendly staff take pride in offering personal service and professional care to all of our customers. In fact, our willingness to volunteer information and discuss health issues is recognised by our happy customers.
So why not call in to our pharmacy and visit us today!
Services Provided
Bangor Pharmacy is proud to care for families in our local area.
We’re committed to helping our customers manage their own health and wellness.
Through educational opportunities we hope to communicate the value of ongoing health care.
Our friendly, professional staff are more than happy to help you with your pharmacy requirements. Our customers comment on the large number of staff available who are always willing to help them. We have both male and female staff available to discuss your sensitive issues in a private area.
MedsChecks
Baby Weighing
Diabetes Management Specialists
Registered Diabetes Australia sub agency
Blood Pressure Monitoring Service
Vaccination Service
Certificates for absence from work
Dose Administration Aid Packing (eg. Websterpak)
Script Management
PBS Safety Net monitoring
Equipment Hire
Return of Unwanted Medicines Program
Sharps Disposal Collection Point
Useful Resources
| Organisation / URL | Indicative Information Available |
|---|---|
beyondblue |
Information about common affective disorders including post-natal depression; information line and sources of help; beyondblue Rural Women’s Bulletin. |
SANE Australia |
SANE bookshop for books, DVDs, brochures; information on schizophrenia and stigma plus affective disorders. |
Mental Health Council of Australia |
Variety of fact sheets and information tailored for consumers or carers. |
Suicide Prevention Australia |
Information for individuals considering suicide, helping someone who is considering suicide, and moving on after a suicide attempt. |
Black Dog Institute |
Information about depression and bipolar disorder; community programs and getting help. |
Sydney Counselling Centre |
Counselling and support, assessment and diagnosis, psychological therapy, consulting and forensic report services,employee assistance programs, vocational guidance |
Headspace |
Real life experiences; where to get help; useful information. |
Mental Health Association NSW |
Mental health publications and videos, referrals for a wide range of mental health services within NSW, resource centre, largest information database of government and non-government mental health services in NSW |
| Organisation / URL | Indicative Information Available |
|---|---|
Heart Foundation |
Information on heart health, healthy eating, recipes, active living, and what to expect following a heart attack. Multi-lingual resources available for download |
Nutrition Australia |
Information on cardiovascular health including blood cholesterol, blood pressure, lifestyle tips and dietary approaches for good heart health |
Australian Government Department of Health |
Information on the different types of cardiovascular disease. Related links |
HealthDirect |
Information on the different types of cardiovascular disease. |
| Organisation / URL | Indicative Information Available |
|---|---|
Cancer Council Australia |
General information about cancer, as well as helpful tips on prevention (e.g. Nutrition, early detection, sun safety) |
Iheard |
iheard has been created to dispel stories, rumours and fanciful claims about cancer. Ask any cancer-related question and your query will be reviewed by their experts. |
Life, Hope and Reality |
information for people with advanced cancer, their families, caregivers and friends |
Tour De Cure |
Charity organisation that raises awareness and funds for cancer research, support and prevention.
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| Organisation / URL | Indicative Information Available |
|---|---|
National Diabetes Services Scheme/Diabetes Australia |
An initiative of the Australian Government and is administered with the assistance of Diabetes Australia.Information hub for all things diabetes; news, registration forms, products and ordering forms, |
NDSS – My D |
Information for young people living with diabetes |
Pregnancy and Diabetes |
A website for women with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.Also has resources for partners, family, and friends. |
Australasian Diabetes in Pregnancy Society |
Information about diabetes in pregnancy and its effect on the child.Multi-lingual resources available for download |
Nutrition Australiaes in Pregnancy Society |
Information about diabetes and nutrition such as a general overview of diabetes, healthy eating tips, and explaining the glycaemic index, |
Australian Government Department of Health |
Up to date information on diabetes, diabetic programs and initiatives, and related links. |
as1 Diabetes |
Information, ideas and references to help kids, teens, parents, teachers and carers better understand diabetes and how to manage it. |
| Organisation / URL | Indicative Information Available |
|---|---|
NSW Health |
Up to date FAQ on chronic pain, including lifestyle tips, medications, and further resources for support and help. |
Chronic Pain Australia |
An overview of chronic pain |
Agency for Clinical Innovation – Pain management network |
Working to improve the experience and delivery of healthcare for patients with chronic pain across NSW. |
| Organisation / URL | Indicative Information Available |
|---|---|
Asthma Foundation |
Information on asthma, what to do in an emergency, and resources to help manage asthma (inhaler technique, resources in other languages, posters and fact sheets.) |
National Asthma Council Australia |
Information on asthma, medicines used in asthma, managing asthma and lifestyle tips. |
Woolcock Institute |
Information on hayfever, allergies, asthma, COPD, and respiratory services offered at the Woolcock clinic. |
Lung Foundation Australia |
Information and contact details of patient support groups, rehabilitation programs, and education days. |
Our Pharmacists
Jane, Kevin
Elsie, Marianne
Sara
Bangor Community Pharmacy
Shop 2, Bangor Shopping Centre
Cnr Yala & Menai Rds
Bangor NSW 2234
ph: (02) 9543 1660
e: pharmacist@bangorpharmacy.com.au
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday 9am – 6pm
Saturday 8:30am – 1pm
Sunday and Public Holidays – Closed.