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St Mawes Pharmacy

We are a quirky independent pharmacy on the Roseland peninsula in Cornwall. We offer a range of health services from medicine reviews through to blood pressure monitoring. We stock a range of luxury pharmacy items including our own brand of skin healthcare products as well as less orthodox Pharmacy items such as Hunter wellies, hats, boat shoes, jewelry and scented candles and ornaments.

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Week DaysShop Open Closed TimeDispensary Open Dispensary Closed
Monday9.00amto6.00pm9.00amto6.00pm
Tuesday9.00amto6.00pm9.00amto6.00pm
Wednesday9.00amto4:00pm9.00amto1.00pm
Thursday9.00amto5.00pm9.00amto5.00pm
Friday9.00amto5.00pm9.00amto5.00pm
Saturday10:00amto15:00pm10:00amto15:00pm
Sunday10:30am 16:30pmClosed Closed

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25/05/2016
Sexual health service's consultation
The consultation for funding of services at St Mawes Pharmacy has begun. The government funded Emergency Hormonal Contraception service at St Mawes Pharmacy is in question dependent on how residents value access to the service. Please respond to the official consultation with your...
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12 Kings Road, Truro
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Cornwall
TR2 5DH
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