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Pharmaceuticals

A real pharmacy, inside the clinic

Our pharmaceutical division is not an afterthought — it is the reason a visit here ends with treatment in your hands instead of another errand across town.

What We Stock

Well stocked for everyday health and long-term care

From a child's fever at midnight to a monthly chronic script, our shelves are built around what families in Maseru actually come in for.

Prescription medicine

Valid scripts from any registered practitioner, dispensed and clearly labelled while you wait.

Chronic medication

Repeat scripts tracked month to month for hypertension, diabetes, asthma, HIV and renal care.

Over-the-counter

Pain relief, cold and flu, allergy, digestive and first-aid essentials for the family cabinet.

Mother & baby

Infant formula, vitamins, nappies, colic and teething remedies, and prenatal supplements.

Medical supplies

Dressings, glucose strips, blood-pressure monitors, thermometers, syringes and consumables.

Health screening

Walk-in blood pressure and glucose checks at the counter, with a doctor next door if needed.

Stocked shelves in the Family Health Clinic pharmacy, holding prescription and over-the-counter medication
A pharmacist serving a customer at the dispensary counter, with stocked shelves behind
How It Works

Filling a script here takes minutes, not an afternoon

  1. 1

    Bring your prescription

    From our doctors or any other registered practitioner. A photo on your phone is fine for a repeat.

  2. 2

    We check it properly

    Our pharmacist reviews the script against your history for interactions, allergies and dosage.

  3. 3

    Dispensed and explained

    You leave with labelled medication and a clear explanation of how and when to take each item.

  4. 4

    Repeats kept on track

    For chronic medication we log your cycle so your next month is ready before you run out.

Every patient gets counselled — not just handed a box

Most medication failures are not the medicine's fault; they happen because nobody explained the timing, the food rule, or which side effect actually matters. Our pharmacists take that conversation seriously, in Sesotho or English.

  • When and how often to take each item
  • Which side effects are normal and which need us
  • Interactions with your other medication

Pharmacy hours

Monday – Saturday, 08:00 – 20:00. Outside these hours the clinic remains open and our on-call team can dispense urgent medication.

Contact us

Need a prescription filled?

Bring it in, or send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will let you know the moment it is ready for collection.

You can also message us on WhatsApp Thetsane Office Park, Maseru, Lesotho