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HOW DO I....
Obtain A Repeat Prescription?
If you are on long-term medication,
repeat prescriptions will be issued at your doctor's discretion without needing
an appointment. Please deliver your computerised treatment list by hand with
the items required ticked or send it to the surgery by post together with a stamped,
addressed envelope (Telephone requests will not be accepted except in emergency). Alternatively, you can order your prescriptions on.line by completing the form below.
Please allow two working days for
your prescription to be ready.
Prescriptions can be collected after 2pm.
Please do not ask your doctor for
a repeat prescription during an appointment. This helps our surgeries to run
to time.
Please make use of the new repeat
prescribing arrangements that can be set up with your chemist.
DUTY CHEMIST
To find out which chemist is on
duty at weekends or bank holidays, check at the surgery, your local newspaper,
in the window of your local chemist, or telephone Local Radio Action Desk on 01452
313233.
