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Don’t let a urinary tract infection slow you down. Speak to our pharmacist today for advice and treatment options.
At selected Star Discount Chemist stores in South Australia and Queensland, trained pharmacists may be able to provide advice and treatment for uncomplicated urinary tract infections.
Please phone your local Star Discount Chemist to find out if this service is available at your store.
If you think you have a UTI, our participating pharmacists can offer support for uncomplicated cases, including:
You may have a urinary tract infection if you experience:
If your symptoms are severe, unusual, or not improving, you should see a doctor promptly.
This service may be suitable for people with uncomplicated UTI symptoms who meet the pharmacy’s assessment criteria.
It is not suitable for everyone. You should speak with a doctor urgently if you:
UTI treatment and advice is available only at participating Star Discount Chemist stores in South Australia and Queensland.
Please call your local store before attending to confirm:
Speak with a pharmacist today
If you suspect you may have a UTI, don’t wait to get advice.
Phone your local Star Discount Chemist to check whether this service is available and speak with a trained pharmacist today.
This service is only available for uncomplicated UTIs at participating locations. The pharmacist will assess whether this service is appropriate for you. If your symptoms are serious, worsening or outside the scope of pharmacy care, you may be referred to a doctor or other healthcare professional.
A UTI is an infection in part of the urinary system, most often the bladder or urethra. It can cause symptoms such as burning when urinating, needing to urinate more often, and lower abdominal discomfort.
Yes. At selected Star Discount Chemist stores in South Australia and Queensland, trained pharmacists may be able to provide advice and treatment for uncomplicated UTIs.
Common symptoms may include:
If you are unsure, speak with a pharmacist or doctor.
We recommend calling your local store first to check whether the service is available and whether an appointment is needed.
You should see a doctor urgently if you:
If available, bring:
Possibly, but frequent or recurring UTIs may need medical review. The pharmacist will assess your symptoms and let you know if pharmacy treatment is suitable or if you should see a doctor.