Can I still become a Pharmacist despite only doing BTEC Business?

I’m currently studying the BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Business and doing well. I’ve consistently achieved distinction-level grades in coursework and merits in exams (which I’m continuing to improve). I’m confident I’ll finish with strong UCAS points.
However, after a lot of personal growth and reflection, I’ve had a late but serious realisation I still want to become a pharmacist.
Growing up, I was always interested in science, health and helping others (alongside many other subjects), but science always stood out to me the most. Unfortunately, due to personal struggles and some unfortunate events during my GCSE exam period, I didn’t get the results needed to pursue A-Level Biology, Chemistry or Maths. That’s why I ended up taking BTEC Business mainly to stay on track academically.
Now, I’ve become much more focused and determined and I’ve developed a strong growth mindset. I genuinely want to pursue pharmacy as a long-term career. But I’m concerned that my current subject choice may have closed that door, since I don’t have a science-related Level 3 qualification.
I’ve looked into MPharm degrees (or similar routes that could later lead into MPharm) with foundation/preparatory years and I’ve seen that some universities accept “other Level 3 qualifications,” but often prefer at least one to be in a science-related subject. I’m willing to take an additional qualification (like an A-Level in Biology or an Access to HE Diploma in Health Science), but I’m unsure which route is best or even realistically possible from where I currently stand.
So my questions are:
Is it still possible for someone like me doing well in BTEC Business but without science A-Levels to become a pharmacist?
And if so, what’s the most realistic or recommended path I can take now?
Any advice, insight or personal experience would really help. And if it turns out that this path isn’t viable, I understand and I’ll commit to the business world instead.
Thanks in advance.