Medication, without the second appointment
Where a GP judges medication to be appropriate, they can issue a medical prescription electronically during or immediately after your consultation.
- Fully qualified UK GPs
- GMC-registered UK GPs
- Your data kept private and secure
The pathway, end to end
Consultation
You speak to the GP by phone or video.
The GP raises the prescription
Electronically, during or immediately after the call.
Clinical check and authorisation
Two-stage check and digital signature.
Sent to the dispensing pharmacy
A registered UK pharmacy partner.
Pharmacist checks and dispenses
A second, independent clinical check.
Dispatched to your address
Home or workplace, your choice.
Delivery
Orders placed before the pharmacy's daily cut-off are dispatched the same working day.
Cost, stated openly
Your subscription covers the consultation. Medication, dispensing and delivery are charged separately at the point of order, and you'll see the total before you confirm.
View PlansWhat can be prescribed
- Antibiotics, where clinically indicated
- Prescription-only pain relief and anti-inflammatories
- Treatment for digestive complaints
- Hormonal medication
- Emergency replacements when you're away from home without your usual medication
What cannot be prescribed
- Controlled drugs
- NHS-funded prescriptions
- Anything requiring a physical examination or monitoring we cannot provide
- Repeat prescriptions for long-term conditions
Collecting somewhere else
If you'd rather use your own pharmacy than the delivery partner, tell the GP at the point of prescribing.
A safety note
Previous prescriptions raised through the service are visible to the treating GP, so repeat requests are clinically reviewed rather than automatically repeated.
What this service is not
This is not an emergency service. If someone is seriously unwell or you think their life is at risk, call 999. For urgent advice, call NHS 111.
Our GPs cannot prescribe controlled drugs, cannot issue NHS prescriptions, cannot carry out physical examinations, tests or scans, and cannot issue fit notes for NHS purposes.