HOW DO I....?
...Obtain A Repeat Prescription?

Repeat prescriptions will be issued at the doctors' discretion and are normally for patients on long-term treatment. Repeat prescriptions can be ordered by:

1. sending your request on the computer counterfoil with a self-addressed envelope
2. calling into the surgery and leaving your request in the box provided
3. telephoning between 9.00am and 2.00pm on 407200
4. Using the Online Repeat Prescription Form Below

Please allow 48 hours (two working days) for prescriptions to be processed and signed before collecting. It helps if you order your prescription two or three days before you run out of medication. We advise that you have your repeat medication reviewed once a year by your doctor. Please do not ask the doctor for a repeat prescription for other members of the family or friends when you are in with the doctor.

Pharmacy Direct

Pharmacy Direct is a new service offering advice and treatment of some minor ailments at your local pharmacy and without the need for a prescription. You must be entitled to free prescriptions to receive medication free of charge under this scheme.

You can visit your local pharmacy for advice and treatment about the following:-
Colds and Flu, Cold Sores, Constipation, Cystitis, Dental Pain, Diarrhoea, Heartburn, Oral Thrush, Vaginal Thrush.

REPEAT PRESCRIPTION REQUEST First Names: Last Name: Date of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy): Email Address: Phone Number:   Home Work Mobile Your Usual Doctor: Please Choose... Dr John Calvert Dr Allison Rees Dr Mike Bulter Dr Steve Thompson Please tell us the drugs you require. Be specific and check your spelling. Please take all details from your repeat prescription record slip. Drug Name Strength If you require more than 10 items, please submit another request. Collection Point : Please Choose... Surgery - 48 hours Comments: (any comments that you may have about this service, or additional medication) CONFIDENTIALITY - TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The internet is not secure, and the transmission of data to request medication is entirely at the patient's own risk. The practice accepts no responsibility for breaches in confidentiality resulting from patients' transmissions. I accept the terms and conditions above