Get the right medication, right away
Our doctors can examine you, provide a diagnosis, and prescribe the right medication—all in minutes.
Prescription medications
Simple, safe treatment
Convenience
In clinic dispensing
Many medications are stocked in clinic, saving you a trip to the pharmacy. E-prescriptions and delivery are also available.
Catalogue
Complete range of medications
The widest selection of medications is available through clinic consultations, where your doctor can perform an examination if needed.
Simple
See a doctor, get your prescription
No forms, messaging, or waiting for approval—just see a GP, and they’ll issue your prescription on the spot.
Accurate
The right medication
Your doctor will take the time to make sure you have the right prescription for your condition.
Pricing
No prescription charges
There’s no extra charge for issuing a prescription. Medications dispensed in clinic are charged per item.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you prescribe in a video appointment?
Most standard medicines can be issued during a video appointment. If you feel you may need an examination for an accurate diagnosis then please book a clinic appointment however. Please note, we do not prescribe any potentially addictive medications such as diazepam in video appointments.
- Can I get a prescription for someone else?
The patient must be present during the consultation to issue a prescription. If they cannot attend in person, a video call is typically fine. If the patient wishes to have someone else present, such as an interpreter, that is also welcome.
- Can I get a long prescription for whilst I'm away?
Doctors typically prescribe no more than 2 to 3 months of medication at a time, ensuring regular check-ups to monitor progress and make any necessary adjustments.
- Can I get a precautionary prescription?
Anticipatory prescribing, while not always necessary, can be beneficial in certain situations. This decision is solely based on the doctor's clinical findings, and precautionary prescriptions are always issued at the doctor's discretion.
- How much does a prescription cost?
There is no additional charge for issuing a prescription. Medications dispensed in clinic are charged per item which is usually no more than the NHS prescription charge.
Prescribing policy
Restricted drugs
To ensure safe prescribing, we follow a strict policy for medications that can be misused.
- Schedule 2 or 3 controlled drugs.
- We are NOT ABLE to prescribe these due to legal restrictions on controlled drug prescribing in private practice.
- Ozempic.
- We are currently unable to prescribe Ozempic and/or similar medications for weight loss.
- ADHD medications / amphetamines.
- We cannot prescribe ADHD amphetamine based medications.
- Testosterone.
- We are unable to prescribe testosterone / performance enhancing medications.
- Benzodiazepines and z class drugs.
- It is our policy to limit the total combined number of benzodiazepines and z-class sedatives (e.g. diazepam, lorazepam, alprazolam) in any 3 month period.
- Opiates.
- We are unable to prescribe any opiate drugs except for co-codamol and co-dydramol 10/500 only, which are also subject to a maximum limit.
- Specialist requested medications.
- We are unable to prescribe or administer specialist requested medications. In some instances, a doctor can offer a short term prescription if there is adequate documentation/proof of use.
Medication types
Common prescription medications
See a GP today
Our doctors can assess you today and, if appropriate, issue a prescription in the appointment.