You can order your repeat prescriptions in the following ways:
Online at https://www.patient-services.co.uk/web/ps/welcome or using the above Order your prescriptions online link. If you haven't registered for online services please contact the practice.
Using a paper copy of your repeat medicines list; this list is printed each time you order your repeat prescription. You should receive a copy when you collect your prescription from the practice or your medicines from the Pharmacy. To order your medicines, tick the items you require on your repeat list and drop the list off at the practice.
Please allow 48 hours, excluding weekends and bank holidays, for your request to be processed. If you normally collect your prescription in the surgery, please leave the required 48 hours’ notice before coming in to pick it up. If you normal collect at a chemist, please leave 72 hours before contacting the chemist to collect.
Occasionally we are able to fulfil requests for other medicines without an appointment but this is at the doctors discretion. We require certain information in this circumstance:
Without such information you will require to make an appointment. Please do not request the following medication as they will require an appointment:
Please do not call the surgery to check if your prescription is ready as we are no longer able to check if a prescription has been processed.
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