Most prescriptions are now signed, sent and processed electronically.
You have 2 choices for how this works.
Paper prescriptions will continue to be available in special circumstances, but almost all prescriptions will be processed electronically.
Choosing a pharmacy or other dispenser
If you get regular prescriptions or are already using a prescription collection service (where a pharmacy collects prescriptions from your GP practice for you) then choosing a pharmacy to dispense all your prescriptions may save you time by avoiding unnecessary trips to your GP.
You will still order your repeat prescriptions in the same way as you do now, but your prescriptions will be sent electronically to the pharmacy or dispenser of your choice.
You will not have to collect a paper repeat prescription from your GP practice.
Cancelling or changing your choice of pharmacist or dispenser
You can change or cancel your choice of dispenser at any time. Simply speak to your GP or pharmacist before you order your next prescription.
You should allow time for the update to take place to avoid your next prescription being sent to the wrong place.
What can I do if I'm unhappy with the process?
You should be provided with information about electronic prescriptions and give your consent before your choice of dispenser is recorded.
If you're unhappy with your experience, you can complain to the dispenser, your GP practice or your local clinical commissioning group (CCG).
112a Canbury Park Road,
Kingston-upon-Thames, KT2 6JZ
Tel: 02085465748
Email: pharmacy.fv188@nhs.net
Website: laurelpharmacy.co.uk
Pharmacists: Lalit and Ashok Tanna
Pharmacy Reg No: 1036638
LAUREL PHARMACY UNLIMITED
42 Christchurch Avenue, Kenton, Harrow, Middlesex, HA3 8NJ
Company Number: 06570831
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