Prescriptions at Islip Medical Practice
You can order an NHS repeat prescription from our dispensary or your usual pharmacy simply online.
Find out how to get a repeat prescription online, how much prescriptions cost and how your local pharmacist can help you without having to see your GP.
How to order a repeat prescription
If you are registered for Patient Access
You can get a prescription online using the NHS App. You will need to choose a pharmacy to prepare your prescription and collect your medication from.
You will also need:
- An online account.
- The name of the medication and dosage.
- To be at least 17-years old.
If you are NOT registered for Patient Access
Request a Repeat prescription using our online services and choose "I have an admin or routine request". Requests through this route may be restricted to our opening hours, in which case please use the NHS App / Patient Access.
Please allow 3 working days before collecting your prescription.
How your pharmacy can help
Pharmacists are qualified healthcare professionals who can help you with minor health concerns. They can offer medical advice and over-the-counter medicines for minor illnesses like coughs, colds, tummy problems and aches and pains.
For symptoms that are more serious, we suggest arranging to see your GP or nurse. You can book an appointment by going to our Appointments page.
Prescription charges
The NHS prescription charges apply to England only.
The Government provides help for those who have difficulty paying NHS prescriptions. You can find out more about whether you’re entitled to support from the Government on the NHS Prescription charges page on the NHS website.
More information and advice about NHS England prescription charges are on the Who can get a free prescription page on the NHS website.
Questions about your prescription
We are available to help with any problems about your prescription. Contact us if you are having problems with:
- Ordering repeat prescriptions
- Your pharmacy
- Out of stock items
- General concerns about your medication.
You can contact us by using Accurx or calling us on 01865 371666.
You can also find more information about prescriptions on the NHS website.