Prescriptions
Ordering repeat prescriptions
The best way to order your medication is by registering with the NHS app or Patient Access. If you would like to register for online services, simply come in to reception with a form of photo ID and we will print off your log in details for you.
If you are taking regular medication we will give you a computer slip listing your medication. When you next require a prescription, mark the items you need then post it in to the red prescriptions box in reception. We can not take prescription requests over the phone.
You can also send it with a stamped addressed envelope.
You can order your prescriptions via our website using the form below.
Alternatively, you can email your prescription request to us at: cmicb-wi.spitalsurgeryprescriptionrequests@nhs.net
Please allow two full working days for prescriptions to be processed and remember to take weekends and bank holidays into account.
Pharmacy services
Do you have a minor illness or ailment? You may be able treat your symptoms at home.
Your local pharmacy or chemist can provide you with expert advice for free.
Many pharmacies even have private consultation rooms and are open in the evenings and weekends. Check with your local pharmacy for their opening hours.
Pharmacists can advise on how to treat the following:
- skin conditions, such as mild acne and mild eczema
- coughs and colds, including nasal congestion and sore throat
- minor cuts and bruises
- constipation and haemorrhoids (piles)
- hay fever and allergies
- aches and pains, such as headaches, earache and back pain
- indigestion, diarrhoea and threadworms
- period pain and thrush
- warts and verrucas, mouth ulcers and cold sores
- athlete’s foot
- nappy rash and teething
If your problem is more serious and needs the attention of a GP, your pharmacist will recognise this and advise you to see your GP instead.