OBTAIN A REPEAT PRESCRIPTION ?

Please Allow Two Working Days

If the GP prescribes you medication, which you must continue to take over a long period of time, you will be issued a prescription which has a repeat request on the right hand side. When your medication starts to run low you should request your repeat medication. It will take the practice two working days (48 hours) to prepare your prescription so please ensure you plan ahead. There are five ways you can request your prescription:

1. Tick the medication required on the repeat section of the prescription form and drop it into the box in the porch. It will be ready for collection two full working days later.

2. Tick the medication on the repeat section of the prescription form and drop it into one of four pharmacies working with the practice. Please speak to a receptionist regarding using this service as you must sign a consent form.

3. If you have lost the repeat section you must come into the practice and complete a request form for your repeat medication.

4. By fax: 0844 815 1925.

5. By post: If you would like us to send you your repeat prescription, please enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope.

You have two choices on how you get your medication:

1. You can pick your prescription up from the practice and then take it to the chemist. (Remember the practice requires two full working days to process your request.)
2. You can drop off your request at the practice and pick up your medication from the pharmacy, or drop off your request at the pharmacy and then pick up your medication from that pharmacy. This option takes three working days (72 hours).
If you are a new patient you must see your GP before we can issue a prescription.
Please note we cannot accept repeat prescriptions over the telephone or via email.
Do ensure that you have sufficient medication to last over weekends and holiday periods.
Due to high volume we cannot always do urgent prescriptions.
If you are on repeat medication we must review your medication on a regular basis. A review date will appear on the repeat side of the prescription. Please see your GP when you see this date - DO NOT IGNORE IT.