Patients using regular medicines to treat their chronic health conditions can get their repeat prescription online without having to visit a GP practice just to collect a paper prescription.
With each repeat prescription, there is a computer slip containing a list of medicines prescribed. The repeat prescription online service helps inform people about their prescription requirements after assessment by a GP.
How to get repeat prescription
- Online – You can order repeat prescription online by visiting the Pharmacy Outlet website
- In Person – You can go the store to hand over your prescription, at 40 London Road, Blackwater, Camberley, Surrey GU17 9AA
- Post – You can post your repeat prescription to the aforementioned address
- Fax – Call 0333 222 400 to know how to fax your repeat prescription to Pharmacy Outlet
If you select the online mode of submission, it is essential that you nominate Pharmacy Outlet by completing the simple registration form online.
The repeat prescription online service is not recommended to people who do not get regular prescriptions from their GP. It is also not advisable to patients who get regular prescriptions but collect their medicines from different pharmacies.
You must allow at least 48 hours for processing your repeat prescription online.
Repeat dispensing is possibly the best way of getting your regular medications, without the need to visiting your GP. If your prescription is fixed and regular, the repeat prescription online service is the perfect service for getting your medicine.
Your GP will issue a repeat prescription online to Pharmacy Outlet so that you can have your medicines delivered at your home or workplace. It is imperative to order your medicine one week before you run out of supply.
Although things are done online, you must check with your GP for medical assessment. The pharmacist will suggest you when to check your GP to get your medicines reviewed.
Pharmacy Outlet offers the repeat prescription online service to patients who are undergoing treatment with regular medication. It is essential to talk to your GP practice and pharmacist if you wish to change or cancel the nomination.
