You can order repeat medications through the NHS App.
The details of any repeat medications you have should appear here. Please allow 48 hours from your request for the medication to be sent to your pharmacy. Login to online services
You can order repeat medication through PATCHS online by sending a new medication request.
- Click on the contact your GP online
- Select Medication request
- Complete the form
- Confirm to submit the request
Please allow up to 2 working days for your request to be sent to your pharmacy.
In person at the surgery by:
- returning the right-hand half of a previous prescription for the medications you need
- filling in medication request form
These forms can be found in the entrance to the practice and in reception.
By Email:
- Email the medication team:
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By post
You can post your prescription slip or written request.
Please note we cannot to accept repeat medication requests by telephone.
New Medication not on the repeat list?
If the doctor has recently prescribed a new medication and this is not shown on your repeat list, you will need to have a review with the doctor. Once the doctor has completed the review and is happy for you to remain on the medication they can then add it to your repeat medication list.
What is a Medication Review ?
Electronic prescribing
The doctor can now send your medication online to your chosen pharmacy.
You can choose your pharmacy by:
- Visiting your regular pharmacy and signing up for electronic prescribing.
- Asking the receptionist at the practice to register your chosen pharmacy.
Find out more about electronic prescribing.
Prescriptions for foreign travel
The NHS does not have responsibility for people when they leave the United Kingdom. People travelling to Europe are advised to apply for a Global Health Insurance Card.
For long stay's abroad, you need to register with a doctor in that country for medication (you may need to pay for this).
If you need medication for travel, such as travel sickness or diarrhoea relief this cannot be given by the GP. Patients advised to buy these items from community pharmacies before travel.
See also guidance for Medications for travel abroad.
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Your local pharmacy can help you
Pharmacists can help you with minor health concerns,such as coughs, colds and sore throats.
If the pharmacist thinks it's something more serious,
