Regulatory information
GPhC compliance and legal information
AB Pharmacy is registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) as a distance selling pharmacy in England. This page contains all mandatory regulatory information required by the GPhC Standards for registered pharmacies.
Pharmacy registration details
- Pharmacy name
- AB Pharmacy
- Legal name
- AB Care Group Ltd trading as AB Pharmacy
- GPhC registration number
- 9013289
- GPhC owner number
- 8013474
- ICO registration number
- ZC221773
- Registered address
- 20a Turner Road, Edgware, HA8 6AU
- Telephone
- 020 4619 5452
- [email protected]
- Pharmacy type
- NHS Distance Selling Pharmacy
- Country
- England
Superintendent Pharmacist
- Name
- Ashok Karsan Hirani
- Role
- Superintendent Pharmacist
- GPhC registration number
- 2044923
As Superintendent Pharmacist, Ashok Karsan Hirani is responsible for ensuring that the pharmacy complies with all relevant legislation and GPhC standards, and that the pharmacy's professional services are delivered safely and effectively.
Responsible Pharmacist
A Responsible Pharmacist is appointed in accordance with applicable legislation whenever the pharmacy is operating.
If you wish to know the identity of the Responsible Pharmacist on duty, please contact AB Pharmacy on 020 4619 5452. Pharmacist registration can be checked using the GPhC online register.
Distance selling pharmacy
AB Pharmacy operates exclusively as a distance selling pharmacy. This means we do not provide face-to-face services to the public at our registered premises. All services are provided remotely, with medication dispensed and delivered to patients and care homes. As a distance selling pharmacy, we are required to be registered with the GPhC and to comply with all applicable pharmacy legislation and GPhC standards.
Complaints procedure
We are committed to providing a high-quality service. If you have a complaint or concern about any aspect of our service, please contact us in the first instance:
If you are not satisfied with our response, you may escalate your complaint to the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) or the NHS.