What your pharmacy can do
Repeat prescriptions
A standing arrangement with one pharmacy for the medicines you take regularly — ordered by whichever routes that pharmacy offers, with the pharmacy handling the GP side.
Reorder in under a minute, whenever you remember.
Set up a reminder so you don’t run down to your last few days.
Your pharmacy handles the rest. You never order through this site.
Blister packs
Medicines sorted into sealed compartments by day and time of day, made up to a cycle agreed with the pharmacist.
Made up weekly or monthly, ready to collect or have delivered.
Takes the guesswork out of several medicines a day at different times.
Talk to a pharmacy about one for yourself, or for someone whose medicines you keep track of.
Prescription collection
The pharmacy requests your prescription from your GP surgery, dispenses it, and lets you know when it is ready to collect.
No trip to the surgery and no paper to carry.
Name your GP surgery once and the pharmacy requests every new prescription for you.
Someone else can collect for you — the pharmacy team just needs a few details.
24/7 collection
Collect at any hour from a secure machine outside the pharmacy, using a PIN sent when your prescription is loaded.
Handy for night shifts, early starts, or days when pharmacy opening hours don’t fit.
Nothing to sign, no queue, no opening hours to work around.
Prescription delivery
Your dispensed medicines brought to your address, on the days and within the area each pharmacy sets.
Brought to your door — no trip out, no queue.
Useful if getting out is hard, or the week just never has room in it.
Delivery areas and days differ, so check the pharmacy nearest you.
Medicine disposal
Bring back what you no longer need.
Tablets, liquids, creams and inhalers.
Controlled drugs and sharps bins accepted.
A free NHS service at every pharmacy.