NHS Repeat Prescription Collection & Delivery Service
You’ve got a prescription to pick up, but you don’t have the time. Look no further.
We all know the hassle of getting your regular prescribed medication from your GP surgeries, that may not arrive the same day. Finney Pharmacy ensures easily accessible service with no long waiting times. We can even collect your prescription on your behalf and deliver your medication directly to your door. We can get the job done saving your time as well.
It couldn’t be easier or more convenient. And with no hidden costs and free delivery on orders, it’s also cheaper than going into town!
How our repeat prescription delivery service works
- The first step to apply for the free delivery service with Finney Pharmacy is to register with us and provide us with your patient details. You’ll also provide us with payment information, so that we can easily take payment for your prescriptions if you pay for them, and only when they have been despatched.
- The second step is for you to order your medication as normal through your GP. Once that is done, we should receive the prescription electronically. You can call us to let us know you’ve ordered your medicine if you wish.
- The final step is your free delivery of medicines. Before delivery, you will receive confirmation that your prescription has been processed and if you pay for your medication, we will take payment from your account when your medication is despatched.
Discreet Packaging
- We make sure that your medicine is delivered with only discreet packaging via royal mail delivery at no extra cost to NHS. For Controlled Drugs and fridge items, we use the 24-hour tracked delivery service. Those medicines with fewer restrictions are posted through the letterbox or delivered by our driver.
How much does the delivery service cost?
- Finney Pharmacy repeat prescription delivery service is completely free. We do not charge you an administrative fee or for delivery. However, you will still have to pay for your prescription items as usual. We are regulated by the GPHC.