Prescriptions

Methods of ordering your Repeat Prescriptions

If you regularly take a prescribed medication/medications, you will be given a repeat prescription request form. About one week before you need more treatment, please send us your request using one of the methods listed below:

  • Via the NHS App – Owned and run by the NHS, the NHS App is the most simple and secure way to access a range of NHS services on your smartphone or tablet. The NHS App is available now on iOS and Android.
  • Via our Online SystemClick here to use our online system
  • By repeat slip or on paper – You can put your request in on paper by dropping it through the letterbox.

We do not accept repeat medication requests over the phone.

Patient Notice

Repeat prescriptions will be issued at the doctor’s discretion and are normally for patients on long-term treatment. Requests for prescriptions must be made in writing using the repeat prescription request slip.

  • To avoid errors, please do not order prescriptions by phone.
  • We are unable to take repeat prescription orders at weekends, public holidays or outside of normal hours.
  • Prescription slips may be dropped into the practice or posted to the practice
  • Please allow 48 hours if collecting a prescription and 5 days if enclosing a stamped address envelope
  • Patient’s on repeat prescription systems should see the doctor at regular intervals as arranged by the doctor between 6-12 months for reviewing
  • Most local pharmacies provide the services of pickup and delivery once authorised by patients are able to visit during it’s opening hours
  • Patients should as their pharmacist for repeat medication

We do not accept any repeat prescriptions over the phone unless we know the patient to be housebound. We are happy to return your prescription by post provided you enclose a SAE.

Please do not leave it until the last moment before making your request. You will be asked to see the doctor from time to time to review your treatment and your state of health.

Please make an appointment for a review with the doctor that knows you best.

Please note that the consultation time should not be used for repeat prescriptions.