If you require regular medication, the doctor will enter it as a repeat prescription on the computer. We are now accepting paper repeat prescription requests or you can order medication via the NHS App or SystmOnline via the following link:

https://SystmOnline.tpp-uk.com/Login?PracticeId=F81730

Please drop your paper request into the surgery in the letter box located in the dispensary door.

We do not accept telephone requests for repeat prescriptions

Please do state the medication you require including dose.

Dispensing Patients

Dispensed medication may be collected at any time during opening hours. The Dispenser is available from 10.00am until 12.00pm for any queries.

If you are ordering repeat medication on Fridays, your prescription will not be ready until Wednesday afternoon as weekends are not counted as working days.

PLEASE ALLOW EXTRA TIME OVER BANK HOLIDAYS

Non Dispensing Patients

Please do state which pharmacy you would like to nominate for collection of your medication.

Please do not order your medication early

Dispensing

Dispensing services are available for all patients living more than one mile from a dispensing pharmacy. Please give at least 3 working days' notice for repeat prescriptions, excluding weekends and bank holidays for your request to be processed.  Repeat prescriptions ordered after 5.30pm will not be processed until the following working day so you will need to allow 3 working days before you can collect your medication. 

In an emergency (eg you have run out of your medication for any reason) you may ring the surgery or if it is out of hours you should contact NHS 111 on 111 or any pharmacy.

Dispensed medicines may be collected from the surgery during surgery opening hours. The Dispenser is available from 10.00am until 12.00pm Monday to Friday.

If you require to collect a CD medication please do so when the dispenser is available.

Please allow at least 3 working days, excluding weekends and Bank Holidays, for your request to be processed. Any problems please telephone the surgery.