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Prescriptions
How to Order a Repeat Prescription
You can order your repeat medication through the following methods:
- via the NHS App
- using Patient Access
- by post
- handed into reception
When re-ordering your medication please allow a minimum of two clear working days for us to process your repeat prescription and then five working days, i.e. 7 working days in total if you are collecting from a local pharmacy.
The practice has a computerised repeat prescription system. If your doctor wishes you to continue with any medication without requiring a further consultation each time you require a prescription, you will be given a printed list which will indicate the numbers of repeats of each drug you can have before you must see a doctor again.
You can if you wish, nominate a pharmacy and your prescription can be sent to them electronically for you to collect. (Speak to your Pharmacist). Some pharmacies now offer a pick–up and delivery service and you should allow extra time for your repeat prescription to give the pharmacy sufficient time to process your request.
You can leave a note for the doctor on the re-order form if you require more medication when you are going on holiday or if you need to change your request. When you have ordered the last one, you may need to make an appointment see a doctor/nurse for an annual review, a blood test or blood pressure check before your next prescription is due.
Please make an appointment for your Annual Review as soon as possible. You do not need to wait until you have almost run out of your medication.
Please note: We do not take prescription requests over the phone.
Find and Nominate a Pharmacy
In order to obtain your repeat prescription you will need to decide which pharmacy to choose. This is called nominating a pharmacy.
Pharmacists can provide advice about your medication and general information regarding its use and how much to take. They are not there to provide the medical service that the surgery staff do.
Please use the Find a pharmacy tool on the NHS website.
Medication Reviews
Patients on repeat medication will be asked to see a doctor, nurse practitioner or practice nurse at least once a year to review these regular medications and notification should appear on your repeat slip.
Please ensure that you book an appropriate appointment to avoid unnecessary delays to further prescriptions.
Medication Queries
If you have any questions regarding your medication please contact us online.