Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common, particularly for women. For women aged 16 to 64, uncomplicated UTIs can often be treated effectively by visiting a pharmacy. If you suspect a UTI and meet the criteria, a pharmacist can help provide appropriate care.

The specific criteria  to access this treatment are:

• You are a woman aged 16 to 64.
• You are not pregnant.
• You do not have a urinary catheter.
• You have not had recurrent UTIs 
  (defined as two or more episodes in the last six months or three or more episodes in the last 12 months

You can find a Pharmacy in the local area by clicking the link below

Find a pharmacy - NHS