NHS repeat prescriptions
delivered to your door

The current prescription charge is £9.65 per item which is the same price your local pharmacy will charge. You may be entitled to free prescriptions if you meet specific NHS criteria. For example, if you are aged 60 and over, on income support or under 16 you are entitled to free prescriptions. Visit the NHS page on Who can get free prescriptions to find out if you qualify.

If you pay for your repeat prescriptions, you may want to consider an NHS Prescription Prepayment Certificate (PPC) which will save you money if you need 2 or more repeat prescriptions a month.

Yes! We cover the cost of our service features, including delivery, to ensure our service is free for our patients.

If you usually pay for your NHS prescriptions, you will still need to pay the normal NHS fee - (which is £9.65) per item. If you are exempt from this payment or have a pre-payment certificate, then you will not be charged. Just tell us when you register why you’re entitled to free NHS prescription medication.

If you pay for your repeat prescriptions, you may want to consider an NHS Prescription Prepayment Certificate (PPC) which will save you money if you need 2 or more repeat prescriptions a month.

There is no extra cost to you or the NHS than visiting your local pharmacy. All our NHS prescriptions are delivered for free. If you are exempt or have a prepayment certificate, you won’t be charged for your prescription. If you pay for NHS prescriptions, you’ll just pay the standard NHS charge.

An NHS repeat prescription is an instruction by your doctor to prescribe the medication you need to treat a specific medication condition on a regular basis. This means your doctor has given permission for you to be given this medication in future without having to make an appointment every time you run out.

Some surgeries may not allow any third party or pharmacy to order prescriptions on behalf of their patients. Please call us on 0113 265 0222 to check this for you, but if this is the case - don’t worry. We’ll still remind you when you need to order your prescription. Simply order as normal and your doctor will send us your prescription electronically. We’ll deliver your medicines to you, for free to your chosen address.

You can leave Pharmacy2U at any time. If you decide we’re not for you then ask your preferred pharmacy to become your chosen pharmacy or what is sometimes referred to as your "nominated pharmacy". Alternatively give us a call on 0113 265 0222 and we’ll be happy to help.

We’ll ask you to confirm what medication you need and when you’ll need it. We’ll arrange for your usual GP to approve your prescription. Once approved, your prescription will be sent to our team of pharmacists. They’ll check and dispense your medication before posting it you by Royal Mail for free.

Once you’ve registered with us. We’ll ask you to confirm what medication you need and when you’ll need it. We’ll arrange for your usual GP to approve your prescription. Once approved, your prescription will be sent to our team of pharmacists. They’ll check and dispense your medication before posting it you by Royal Mail for free.

The current prescription charge is £9.65 per item which is the same price as your local pharmacy. You may be entitled to free prescriptions if you meet specific NHS criteria. For example, if you are aged 60 and over, on income support or under 16 you are entitled to free prescriptions. Visit the NHS page on Who can get free prescriptions to find out if you qualify.

If you pay for your repeat prescriptions, you may want to consider an NHS Prescription Prepayment Certificate (PPC) which will save you money if you need 2 or more repeat prescriptions a month.

Visit our help and support pages to get help 24/7. Alternatively speak to us through live chat or give us a call on 0113 265 0222.

You can leave Pharmacy2U at any time. If you decide we’re not for you then ask your preferred pharmacy to become your nominated pharmacy. Alternatively give us a call on 0113 265 0222 and we’ll be happy to help.

You will be asked to set-up a reminder when you order your first medication. You can always change how often you receive reminders and how we send them to you within your account dashboard. You have the option of email, SMS, push notification or a combination of all three.

Log-in to your account and click on Your Reminders within your account dashboard. Change how often we send you reminders and how we send them to you. You have the option of email, SMS, push notification or a combination of all three.

We can deliver to any address - your home, your place of work, to a carer or neighbour. You can choose a safe place if you are not home to accept delivery or if they still can’t deliver, a card will be left so you can arrange re-delivery for free.

We generally deliver repeat prescriptions within 5 working days however we recommend ordering your prescription 10 days before you need it. This gives your GP enough time to approve it, our pharmacists to check it and Royal Mail to deliver it to you.

Your medicines will be delivered for free by Royal Mail in plain, discreet packaging. We’ll let you know when we despatch your medicines.

Yes it is. Delivery for our NHS repeat prescription service is always free of charge.

Yes. Log-in and click on Your Account then Delivery to change your delivery address. It doesn’t have to be your home address - it can be a delivery address of your choice such as a friends, family or work address.