online prescription services/doctors

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May I ask if you have used any?

I know what I have and I know what I need for it, and I do need it quickly, but how?

I use a service called push doctor. You book an appointment and it’s a FaceTime call with a GP. It’s brilliant.

I'll look them up.

Also came across Lloyd's online prescription service.

I use RXLive. They are very good. I don't pay a delivery charge as my prescriptions are free. Otherwise you do pay. I have insulin and it arrives packaged with a bag of ice to keep it cool. Postman delivers it. I don't have to be at home as it doesn't need a signature.

I've used Superdrug's online pharmacy to order and collect (same day) a course of macrobid. It's an excellent service.

I used pharmacy 4 you but the packages are to big for the letter box - if packaged properly they wouldn’t be. Therefore it’s a waste of time as the local pharmacy is closer than the post office sorting office

I've used Pharmacy2U for many years and it's generally pretty good. But I thought you had to use the NHS prescription service that your GP is signed up to, not whichever you like

I've used both Lloyd's pharmacy and push doctor to reorder my Asthma inhalers. Going to see my doctor requires you to dedicate an entire day to being ill and I don't have time, so this is a God send!

I've used one to pay for my migraine tablets privately when apparently they were unavailable on the NHS.

I bought a massive stockpile just in case it happened again and it gave me peace of mind knowing I could do that.

I also used Lloyds to buy the meds for my fungal toenail as I knew my GP wouldn't prescribe them - have lovely toenails now.

Thank you!

I think I'm getting better, so might not need my drops, but will definitely keep this for future reference.