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This will require answering a few questions to allow them to give you better guidance with your prescription needs
Pharmacies might be able to help you, as long as the medication needed is in stock
After a consultation, they might be able to give you an emergency prescription
Get in touch with your GP surgery. If out of hours, use their out-of-hours system
To see one of our pharmacists bring evidence, such as a used prescription or medicine packaging.
This is to allow our pharmacist to ensure that the prescription is suitable for you
and is urgently needed.
Once agreed, our pharmacist will make sure the dosage is right for you and will
be able to provide you with your emergency prescription.
Yes, you can order and your GP can write your prescriptions for repeated dispensing
The vast majority of general practitioners use the Electronic Prescription System; you can contact your GP to confirm if they are using the system and they can provide information to assist with its usage.
The NHS has developed the Electronic Prescription Service with security in mind, only healthcare workers who have obtained suitable authentication and authorisation can access it. This means that, for example, to update it a healthcare worker would need to be authenticated through the NHS Care Identity Service 2 which commits to secure authentication practices.
Yes, you can change what pharmacy you have nominated provided you give your consent for the change to go through and tell either a pharmacist or your GP. It is recommended to do it before your next prescription is due so that you know who will be dispensing it.
You cannot use the service abroad however you can change it within England if you are travelling or on holiday provided you make your pharmacist/dispenser or GP aware prior to going.
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