Ages 12+: free on the NHS. Sinusitis in anyone aged 12 and over is assessed free under NHS Pharmacy First — start there first. Check the NHS service →
What it is
For sinusitis lasting more than about 10 days, our pharmacist can supply a steroid nasal spray (mometasone) or, where a bacterial infection is likely, a back-up antibiotic. Our pharmacist will explain the options at your assessment.
Who it's for
Suitable if…
- Adults aged 18 and over. Ages 12+ are treated free under NHS Pharmacy First.
- Your symptoms match what this treats
- You have no reason below not to use it
Not suitable if…
- your symptoms are less than 10 days old (most sinusitis settles on its own)
- you have severe headache, facial swelling or visual changes (seek urgent care)
- you're pregnant or breastfeeding
How it works
Book a free assessment or walk in
Our pharmacist reviews your symptoms and how long you've had them
We supply treatment only where it's appropriate
Questions, answered plainly
How long should I wait before getting treatment?
Most sinusitis improves within 2–3 weeks without antibiotics. Treatment is usually only considered after about 10 days with no improvement.
Is the NHS service free?
Yes — for anyone aged 12 and over, sinusitis is covered free under NHS Pharmacy First.
Ready to start?
Book a free assessment or walk in — 22-24 Woodsley Road, Leeds. Mon–Fri 8–8, Sat 10–3, Sun 10–5.
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