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Baby & Child/Bathing & Changing/Men's Health/Skin Conditions/Women's Health
(4)Everyday baby and child care, from changing-bag basics to gentle skincare, chosen by Ways Pharmacy, a GPhC-registered pharmacy in Holborn, London, where a pharmacist is on hand to help you choose.
For nappy changes there are Pampers Sensitive baby wipes, Pampers Premium Protection size 3 nappies (6–10kg) and Bepanthen Nappy Care Ointment; for bathtime and skin, Johnson's baby powder, baby oil and cotton balls, E45 lotion for dry, sensitive and eczema-prone skin, and Nelsons Arnicare arnica cooling gel.
We also hold specialist infant formulas that are foods for special medical purposes, including extensively hydrolysed and amino acid-based products such as Aptamil Pepti 2, SMA Althera, SMA Alfamino and Neocate Syneo. These are intended for the dietary management of conditions such as cow's milk allergy and should only be used under the supervision of a doctor, dietitian or other healthcare professional — please speak to our pharmacist or call 020 8106 7084 about availability.
Frequently asked questions
Do you stock specialist infant formula such as Aptamil Pepti or Neocate?
Yes. We hold extensively hydrolysed and amino acid-based formulas including Aptamil Pepti 2, SMA Althera, SMA Alfamino and Neocate Syneo. These are foods for special medical purposes and should only be used under medical supervision, normally on the advice of a GP, paediatrician or dietitian. Please call 020 8106 7084 to check availability.
What can I use for nappy rash?
Change nappies frequently, clean gently with sensitive wipes and let the skin dry before applying a protective layer such as Bepanthen Nappy Care Ointment. If a rash is severe, blistered or not settling, speak to a pharmacist or your GP.
Is E45 suitable for children?
E45 Moisturiser Body Lotion is formulated for dry, sensitive and eczema-prone skin and is widely used on children — follow the directions on the pack. If eczema is persistent or looks infected, ask our pharmacist or see your GP.