Registered Pharmacy
Registered Pharmacy
As part of the Frosts Pharmacy Group, a family run business established in 1925 by John Frost and now run by his grandson Stuart Gale, we are a fully registered UK pharmacy and adhere to the standards set by the General Pharmaceutical Council. We run successful high street pharmacies in Banbury and Oxford, in the UK, as well as our online chemist services.
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Patient Information
Dear customer,
Further to the distressing news about personal patient information being sold to third parties, I wanted to reassure all visitors to the site that any details submitted to Oxford Online Pharmacy are treated as confidential - at all times. Your personal information will never be passed on to anyone other than our medical staff.
Every member of our team is committed to delivering the best possible customer service so that you the can feel completely confident that you are getting the right advice and treatment for your needs, whether you are visiting us in one of our bricks and mortar pharmacies or you prefer to manage your healthcare needs online.
Should you have any concerns please feel free to give us a call on: 01295 262925 and we will do our utmost to answer any questions you may have.
Stuart Gale
Fast Free and Discrete Shipping
Fast Free and Discrete Shipping
All deliveries are made using the Royal Mail parcel delivery service in unbranded discreet packaging.
This means that you can purchase products from us discreetly, such as weight loss, hair loss, STD or erectile dysfunction products. As you would expect, our billing information is discreet too, ensuring you peace of mind.
No neuropsychiatric side effects from NRT medication, study reveals
Friday, April 29, 2016
According to a report published in the Lancet, a study of more than 8000 people has shown that concerns about Nicotine Replacement Therapy medications, Champix and Zyban, increasing the incidence of serious neuropsychiatric side effects compared to placebo, are unfounded. The study is the largest of its kind.
Stuart Gale, chief pharmacist and owner of Oxford Online, commented: "Nicotine is a drug that stimulates the brain. When a regular smoker attempts to quit, they experience withdrawal symptoms caused when there is a fall in the blood level of nicotine. This can result in feelings of irritability, restlessness, anxiety and hunger.
"NRT, available in the form of nicotine patches, tablets, lozenges, gum and nasal sprays from your pharmacy, can be very effective in easing the symptoms. Research has shown that people using NRT, as part of their efforts to stop smoking, are four times more likely to succeed.
Dr Helen Webberley, our dedicated GP added: "Champix and Zyban have both been shown to be very effective in some patients to help with long-term smoking cessation, and while we should always be mindful of side effects, these have to be weighed up with the risks and benefits of treating the patient versus their continued smoking."
For further information about how you can quit for good, visit your local pharmacy or check our Stop Smoking page.
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