Dennis Gore, also known as "Dennis the Chemist", has been specialising in alternative medicine for over 40 years. He is a member of both the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and the National Pharmaceutical Society.

Dennis's Pharmacy

His pharmacy, "Dennis Gore's Pharmacy Ltd", is Manchester based, but has customers deriving from all over Europe and the world. Besides being one of the largest stockists of complementary and alternative medicine in the UK, "Dennis Gore's Pharmacy Ltd" also operates a mail ordering service which has sent products abroad. Destinations have included; China, Australia, America, Spain, Italy, Germany, Denmark and even Alaska. "Dennis Gore's Pharmacy Ltd" supplies over 7000 products to its customers and provides vegetarian, vegan, halal and kosher alternatives to the special diet community.
Dennis Gore's Chemist Ltd also specialises in the procurement of unusual and rare non-prescription and prescription items - and often leads the UK forward on new and innovative products.

Dennis and the Media

Pertinently described as the “Resident Pharmacist” on “Channel M” – Manchester’s own television channel (channel 203 on Sky), a prominent media figure around the North West, Dennis has featured on many radio stations and the television. Dennis has featured on Nick Robin’s show on BBC Greater Manchester Radio (GMR) and is a monthly guest on BBC Radio Lancashire where he does a live hour show with Carole Turner, answering questions on complementary medicine. Similarly, Dennis also features on Liverpool’s Radio City 96.7fm on the Pete Price Show every second month of the year which broadcasts to over million listeners. Pete Price has described Dennis as having “truly astounding pharmaceutical knowledge”, and along with Tom Slemen, a local author, Dennis is one of the most popular guests he has ever had on the programme.

Dennis's Travels

With a growing clientele ranging from Olympic athletes to the “Average Joe”, Dennis travels worldwide to investigate new products and attends many world conferences to maintain and develop his pharmaceutical knowledge. Ergo, being able to provide the best possible products for his dedicated patrons.

Dennis has recently visited Lapland where he saw the Sea Buck Thorne Berries arriving from Mongolia and Tibet being processed (using liquid Carbon Dioxide) thus manufacturing the normally breast-found ingredient Omega 7 to help people with dry skin, eyes and mouth. Likewise, last year he was flown to Bordeaux, in France, to witness the pine tree bark, known as pycnogenol, (which has been used for maintaining health since 1534 and discovered by Jacques Cartier during his discovery of Canada), being stripped from the tree and made into an easily swallowed tablet; most predominantly manufactured as Bio-Pycnogenol by the European pharmaceutical giants Pharma Nord.

As of this moment, Dennis is probably the only pharmacist in the world who has managed to attend every world conference on Coenzyme Q10. This is a substance which is found in every cell in our body, predominantly made in the liver, which levels reduce with age. Coenzyme Q10 is one of the major players in the production of our energy by transferring the energy in the food we eat and the oxygen we breathe. Dennis has been to the conferences in;
Italy, Boston, Germany, London, Los Angeles and later this year he hopes to be in Tokyo, Japan.

Dennis is among 260 Coenzyme Q10 experts from around 90 countries throughout the world who attend these world conferences every two years to get an update on the latest information on Q10 and its new-found uses. Over the last 10 years, the 5 meetings on Coenzyme Q10 have produced over 500 lectures and have covered such problems as; heart failure, angina, high blood pressure, chronic fatigue syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, muscular dystrophy, in the helping to maintaining optimum weight, diabetes, early diagnosed Parkinson’s disease and optimum athletic functioning.

Consequent to customers spanning from Manchester to Madrid, Dennis has gained an incontrovertible reputation throughout Manchester, England and, indeed, the world for being able to provide an alternative medicinal approach to allopathic (conventional) medicines.