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Repeat Prescription

Please use our online system to order your repeat prescriptions. 48 hours notice is required (Monday to Friday). If you require any assistance in completing this, please contact our receptionists who will be happy to assist you on 091-520340.

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Please also note that the Irish College of General Practitioners and the Medical Council advise GP’s to regularly review patients using repeat prescriptions.

Ordinarily, you should see the GP at a minimum of every 6 months to renew the prescription.

If the prescribing GP notices that you have not attended, your request may be declined, provided for a shorter period than expected and you may receive a message with your prescription advising that you make an appointment.

Pharmacy

All prescriptions are being sent directly by secure email to pharmacies. Please always indicate on your request, which pharmacists should receive the prescription. For private patients, please note that the prescription charge remains.

Repeat prescriptions should be requested 48 hours prior to collection.

Medication Reviews

Patients on repeat medication should ensure medications are accurately recorded by discussing any changes with the doctors during a consultation.

New Medicines/Urgent Requests

If a doctor elsewhere has prescribed a new medicine for you and you need to have it issued on a medical card prescription, we will facilitate an urgent request if you telephone and give us the original prescription.

Many pharmacists can provide several days emergency supply, while you wait for us to prepare your new prescription

 

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  • You will receive a Phone Call from us to take card details for payment. This covers the doctors perscription only and not the fee to the pharmacy.

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