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Westbury on Streatham High Rd is open til midnight.... Or I think the nhs website may provide details of some kind of rota, or maybe I'm getting mixed up with GPs.


There's a 24hr chemist on brompton road - prob about 30 mins drive at this time of night.


Hope this helps!

For future reference there is a Boots at Victoria Station open until midnight. It used to be Bliss in Willesden, but the only 24 hour chemist in London I know is the one Norfolkvillas mentioned - Zafash Tel: 020 7373 2798 at 233-235, Old Brompton Rd, London, SW5 0EA.
The chemist at Dog Kennel Hill Sainsbury's is another one worth mentioning. In theory it's open till 11pm, however they can close the till a little early. Once they've closed the till they won't dispense anything further as the items (pharmacy medicine, non prescription) can't be put through the ordinary check outs. Imagine my frustration when I discovered this with a sick child at home!!

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