Wednesday 3 May 2017

Online Repeat Prescription from Pharmacy Outlet


If you are undergoing treatment with regular repeat medication prescribed by your GP, let Pharmacy Outlet help untie your time.

There is no need to spending time and dashing between your GP surgery and pharmacy when your repeat prescription is due. Nominate the free online prescription service and let Pharmacy Outlet organise everything for you.

You can register by completing a simple form online to have your medications delivered right at your doorstep.

Do not run out of your regular medications again. You can order online repeat prescription through Pharmacy Outlet. This UK’s online pharmacy will also remind you about your next prescription due via an email alert. This will save your time as well as money.

What’s more? You can get an expert healthcare advice by calling on 03333 222 400. If you have any queries related to online repeat prescriptions, our trained clinical members are always there to offer your advice and support.

Pharmacy Outlet’s online repeat prescription service helps you to get your medications delivered to your home when you need them, without any hassle or fuss. There is no need to visit your GP to get your prescription or go to the pharmacy to collect your medications.

Pharmacy Outlet can fulfil any repeat prescription and here is how it works:
  • Nominate Pharmacy Outlet by clicking here
  • Once registered, we will send you a confirmation receipt
  • The clinical staff members will make the necessary arrangements with your GP and collect your prescription electronically
  • Your prescription will be scrutinised by our pharmacy team
  • Once all the verification is done, you can receive your repeat prescriptions at your preferred UK address
Ordering online repeat prescription through Pharmacy Outlet is free and also you get delivery without any charge. The procedure of registering with Pharmacy Outlet is pretty quick and easy. If you want to change or cancel the nomination, you must speak to your GP and our pharmacist first.