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Order a Repeat Prescription
You can order your repeat medication through the following methods:
- via the NHS App
- using Patient Access
- by filling out our online form
- tick the appropriate box on the duplicate page of your script and then hand it in or post it.
- email bobicb-ox.reception.dhc@nhs.net
- Pop into the surgery and order at Reception
Please let us know which pharmacy you would like your medication to be sent to.
Please allow three working days for your doctor to have your prescription ready. Your Pharmacy can take a further 7-10 days to prepare your medication, so please order in plenty of time. Please note that prescriptions cannot be collected from the surgery at weekends.
Medication Queries
If you have a question about your medication you can call or email reception.
Email: bobicb-ox.reception.dhc@nhs.net.
Telephone Number: 01865 771313
Medication Reviews
If you take regular medication you may be asked to book a medication review with a Doctor or Pharmacist.
Selecting a Pharmacy
You can nominate a Pharmacy using the NHS App or by calling, popping in or emailing reception. Find your nearest Pharmacy using the following Link: Find a Pharmacy
How can my Pharmacy Help?
Pharmacists can offer advice on illnesses such as coughs, colds, sore throats and ear pain. The can also advise you on pain relief.
They can also give advice on how to take your medicines.
For more information on how your Pharmacy can help use the link: How pharmacies can help