Pharmacies in Oxford

There are 25 community pharmacies in Oxford, South East. 7 are open on Sundays and 1 stays open until 9pm or later on weekdays. 25 offered NHS Pharmacy First consultations between April and June 2026, so a pharmacist can treat some common conditions without a GP appointment.

At a glance

Pharmacies
25
Open on Sundays
7
Open until 9pm or later on weekdays
1
Latest weekday closing
9pm (Boots Pharmacy, Oxford Retail Park)
NHS Pharmacy First
25
Free emergency contraception
23
Blood pressure checks
21
Nearest A&E
John Radcliffe Hospital, about 1.1 miles

Open late tonight

Pharmacies in Oxford open until 8pm or later today (Monday).

Pharmacies in Oxford open until 8pm or later on Monday
PharmacyOpen untilTelephone
Boots Pharmacy, Cornmarket Street
6-8 Cornmarket Street, Oxford, OX1 3HL
8pm01865 247461
Boots Pharmacy, Oxford Retail Park
Oxford Retail Park, Ambassador Avenue, Cowley, Oxford, OX4 6XJ
9pm01865 717699

Hours do not cover bank holidays. Check with the pharmacy before you travel.

Open on Sunday

Pharmacies in Oxford open on Sunday
PharmacySunday opening timesTelephone
Boots Pharmacy, Banbury Road
221 Banbury Road, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7HQ
10am to 1pm, 1:30pm to 4pm01865 556852
Boots Pharmacy, Cornmarket Street
6-8 Cornmarket Street, Oxford, OX1 3HL
11am to 5pm01865 247461
Boots Pharmacy, Cowley Road
151a Cowley Road, Oxford, OX4 1UT
10am to 4pm01865 243633
Boots Pharmacy, Oxford Retail Park
Oxford Retail Park, Ambassador Avenue, Cowley, Oxford, OX4 6XJ
10:30am to 4:30pm01865 717699
Cowley Pharmacy
258 Cowley Road, Oxford, OX4 1UH
10am to 6pm01865 248963
Oxwell Pharmacy
6 Gloucester Street, OX1 2BN
10am to 4pm01865 634405
Superdrug Pharmacy, Templars Shp Park
Unit 1c Templars Shp Park, Between Towns Road, Oxford, OX4 3JP
10:30am to 4:30pm01865 779299

Sunday hours do not cover bank holidays or Easter Sunday.

NHS services at pharmacies in Oxford

Based on the NHS services pharmacies claimed for between April and June 2026. Services can change, so check with the pharmacy before you go.

  • NHS Pharmacy First: 25. A pharmacist can assess and treat sinusitis, sore throat, earache, infected insect bites, impetigo, shingles and urinary tract infections in women, without a GP appointment. How NHS Pharmacy First works.
  • Free emergency contraception: 23. The morning after pill, free from the NHS.
  • NHS contraception service: 21. Start or continue the contraceptive pill without seeing a GP.
  • NHS blood pressure checks: 21. Free checks for adults aged 40 and over.

All pharmacies in Oxford

Grouped by postcode area, then A to Z. Today’s opening times are for Monday and do not cover bank holidays. We do not rank pharmacies.

OX1 (3 pharmacies)

OX2 (5 pharmacies)

OX3 (7 pharmacies)

OX4 (10 pharmacies)

A&E and urgent help near Oxford

Urgent help

If someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk, call 999. For urgent help that is not an emergency, use NHS 111 online or call 111.

A&E departments open 24 hours in and near Oxford:

Distances are straight lines from the centre of the area (the average position of its pharmacies), not travel distances.

Frequently asked questions

Which pharmacies in Oxford are open on Sundays?

7 pharmacies in Oxford are open on Sundays. The latest to close on a Sunday is Cowley Pharmacy, at 6pm. Sunday hours do not cover bank holidays, so check with the pharmacy before you travel.

Is there a late-night pharmacy in Oxford?

1 pharmacy in Oxford stays open until 9pm or later on weekdays. The latest weekday closing time is 9pm, at Boots Pharmacy, Oxford Retail Park.

Can a pharmacist treat a sore throat or UTI in Oxford?

25 of the 25 pharmacies in Oxford offered NHS Pharmacy First consultations between April and June 2026. Pharmacy First covers sinusitis (aged 12 and over), sore throat (aged 5 and over), earache (aged 1 to 17), infected insect bites and impetigo (aged 1 and over), shingles (aged 18 and over) and urinary tract infections (women aged 16 to 64).

Where can I get free emergency contraception in Oxford?

23 pharmacies in Oxford provided free NHS emergency contraception (the morning after pill) between April and June 2026. Each pharmacy page lists the NHS services it provides.

Where is the nearest A&E to Oxford?

In an emergency, call 999. The nearest A&E departments open 24 hours to the centre of Oxford are John Radcliffe Hospital (about 1.1 miles) and Stoke Mandeville Hospital (about 18.8 miles), measured in a straight line.

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