Tesco pharmacies across the UK dispensed more than 31 million NHS prescription items in the year to February, the supermarket chain has told C+D.
It comes after Tesco’s preliminary results for 2025/26, published on April 16, revealed that its pharmacies issued more than 17 million prescriptions over the same period.
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The company said its network of more than 350 branches also delivered “over 230,000 flu jabs for customers”.
And it noted that its weight loss management service was rolled out in Tesco pharmacies nationwide in January this year.
The results also showed that Tesco’s overall sales reached £66.58m in 2025/26, up from £63.63m the year before.
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It comes after Tesco announced in February that it had partnered with the British Heart Foundation to highlight its pharmacies’ blood pressure service.
The chain said it will offer “free walk-in and pre-booked 10‑minute” tests “carried out in private consultation rooms”, with pharmacy staff guiding customers “towards the appropriate next steps or support” if a raised reading is detected.
