Gordons Chemists Portadown High Street Mall

Reviewed 2026-04-22

A reference page based on publicly available information. This page summarises what Gordons Chemists publicly says about its Portadown High Street Mall weight-management service and links to the official booking trail, PSNI premises record, and company context used in this review.

Peptide clinics Portadown

Official clinic pages and public records where available.

Public source checks

The rows below standardise what was and was not confirmed from the reviewed public sources.

How to read these checks: ✓ Confirmed · ◐ Partial · — Failed

Direct GMC trail Failed. No direct GMC record was attached in this pass.
Direct CQC trail Failed. No direct CQC record was attached in this pass.
Direct GPhC trail Failed. No direct GPhC pharmacy record was attached in this pass.
Direct Companies House trail Confirmed. Gordons Chemists Holdings (Northern Ireland) Ltd (NI684576) ↗.
Named clinician trail Confirmed. Official Gordons pharmacist-led weight-management page ↗.

Comparison checklist

How to read this checklist: ✓ Yes · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed

Prescriber or medical oversight shownThe official page says the service is pharmacist-led and treatment is offered only if suitable, but it does not fully spell out the prescribing sign-off chain.
Consultation describedThe official page says the first consultation covers health, measurements, diet, exercise, lifestyle, and treatment options if suitable.
Testing or bloodwork describedNo clear blood-testing step was attached from the reviewed public pages.
Follow-up monitoring describedThe official page says patients supplied treatment are required to attend the pharmacy each month for review.
Pharmacy or dispensing route disclosedThe service is presented as a named local pharmacy weight-management service.
Legal entity verifiedThe Gordons Companies House trail is helpful for operator context, but the branch-level legal-entity link still stays cautious.
Direct regulator record verifiedThe exact PSNI premises record is attached for this branch.

Identity and regulatory checks

The links below are the clinic’s own public pages and source pages. They are neutral reference points, not approval signals. Finding a match confirms what the page says, it does not validate clinical quality, outcomes, or whether a service is appropriate for you.

Gordons publicly presents a pharmacist-led weight-management service in Portadown, with first-consultation and monthly-review wording on the reviewed public page and a dedicated booking trail for the branch.

PSNI register detail confirms the exact Gordons Chemists 242 premises at 4-5 High Street Mall, Portadown, BT62 1HX.

The reviewed Companies House record for NI684576 adds operator context through Gordons Chemists Holdings (Northern Ireland) Ltd at 74 Scarva Road, Banbridge, BT32 3QD, but that company trail should still be read as supportive context rather than a complete branch-owner proof.

The official weight-management and Portadown booking trail plus the exact PSNI premises context are sufficient for cautious public review.

Location

Public address reviewed: 4-5 High Street Mall, Portadown, BT62 1HX

The public trail is stable enough for a location card, but confirm the access details before visiting.

Please confirm the address before visiting.

Questions to ask before booking

This is a pharmacy-led weight-management trail, so the useful questions are about who signs off treatment, how monthly reviews work, and how medicine supply is handled from the High Street Mall branch.

  • Who reviews the consultation before treatment such as Mounjaro or Wegovy is supplied?
  • What measurements or medical history checks are required before medicine choice is agreed?
  • How are the monthly follow-up reviews handled once treatment starts?
  • Is medicine collection managed directly from this branch or through another dispensing route?

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