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HOW
DO I.... OBTAIN A REPEAT PRESCRIPTION?
If you are on regular treatment, your doctor may arrange for you to have repeat prescriptions without an appointment. These prescriptions are processed by the computer to save time. To re-order any of your regular drugs, just tick the box on the tear-off slip of the computer-generated prescription and place it in the box on the reception desk. Please allow two working days for us to process your request and either collect your prescription from the surgery, or leave a stamped addressed envelope and it will be sent to you. We cannot take telephone requests for repeat prescriptions due to the possibility of error.
If
you have any queries about your medicine, please phone 020 8586 5123 before 12 noon.
