firm choice help pharmacy

If these are your only offers, then having Kingston as you Firm and UEA as your Insurance isnt as mad as it sounds.
Kingston is likely to be mpre competitive than UEA simply because its nearer London - ie, they may not need to use 'near miss' applicants to fill the course in the wayUEA may need to. This means that if if you did miss the Kingston offer and they rejected you there is still a chance that UEA would still take you. There are no guarentees in this - because no-one knows how the A level grades will turn out this year, but its worth thinking about.

And, you may have done far better in your exams than you assume.
Beng worried at this stage is totally normal - but try to make the UCAS decision and then get on with revision etc,

It doesn't make a difference where you go to for the majority of healthcare courses which are accredited by a governing body, which from my memory is GPhC for pharmacists.

Choose whatever is most convinient for you, it'll make your life easier for the next 4 years and no difference in the future.

Regarding your last question, if you firm a lower grades required uni, then it's impossible to get your insurance lol. The only way is if you call them on results day and try to change (which is a headache, and probably unlikely)

so it really doesnt matter what my insurance is if i firm kingston then,
but lets say i reject UEA and the offer herts gave me which is the same ABB does that mean i go through some process or smth? tbh im not bothered to go through interviews again.. ugh i hate this lmao

basically i have two unis i want to go to
UEA their offer is: ABB
Kingston their offer is: BBB

but idk if i want to move all the away to east anglia but uea is rlly nice for pharmacy im only swaying to kingston bc its in london
but it wont even make sense to put kingston as my firm if.. uea's offer is a grade higher
but in all honesty it doesnt matter which uni u go to for pharmacy so idk wtf to do 💀
and lets say i firm kingston, what happens to my insurance?