Jet Lag Service
Our Jet Lag Service is available to help you cope with the after-effects of long-haul travel.
Jet lag can cause tiredness during the day and sleep problems at night for weeks after long journeys. At Pharmacy+Health you can have a quick consultation with one of our fully trained health team and where appropriate, they can provide you with treatment options.
- Book a convenient appointment at your local Pharmacy+Health
- Melatonin, a natural treatment may be supplied*
- Consultation and Treatment from £XX
disruption of your usual sleeping rhythm and can cause problems with staying awake in the day or falling asleep at night.
Why use our Jet Lag Service?
The after effects of travelling across multiple time-zones can be quite debilitating. The disruption it can cause to sleep your patterns and effectiveness during waking hours can be significant.
Sometimes you have a health problem and your busy life or the thought of trying to make a GP appointment means you might not talk to a healthcare professional.
Pharmacy+Health provides you with accessible, highly-trained healthcare professionals that can see you quickly. Simply book a face-to-face consultation in one of our branches’ private consultation rooms and where appropriate we can supply you with treatment for Jet Leg at an affordable price.
Treatments
Depending on the consultation, your pharmacist might recommend the supply* of one of the following medicines:
Melatonin
*medications supplied at additional cost.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If your sleep is disrupted and you are constantly tired after a period of long haul travel, speaking with us and potentially taking a treatment will help your body return to it’s natural patterns.
Our trained health professional will discuss with you to check if your symptoms are a match for the conditions for which they can provide treatment. They may determine that the supply of some medication is appropriate (additional cost). This clinically approved supply can be carried out under what is known as a Patient Group Direction. Alternatively the pharmacist may decide that supply is not appropriate or that a referral needs to be made to another healthcare professional.
Whilst the NHS commissions pharmacies to provide a small number of clinical services, we are able to provide a much wider range on a private basis. A small fee provides you with face-to-face, phone or video call access to our trained healthcare team to help you get the treatment you need quickly.