Now you can get your NHS prescription quickly and easily. Order online with us and we’ll handle the rest.
When you visit your doctor and get a prescription, usually you have to take that prescription to a pharmacy to get your medication or, if you live in England, have it sent to your pharmacy via the NHS EPS (Electronic Prescription Service). But with Well’s online pharmacy you don’t have to. You can simply sign up through our website or app, request your prescription online and have it delivered by post direct to your door. You can also use our Click and Collect service to collect your prescription from a Well pharmacy that's convenient for you.
Visiting a pharmacy isn’t always convenient during working hours. Or you may have mobility issues or other circumstances that make visiting a pharmacy in person difficult. There’s also no guarantee your local pharmacy will have the medication you need. You may have to order it and return later to pick it up.
Getting your repeat prescriptions online is a more convenient alternative. Just sign in to your account with Well Pharmacy, and we’ll handle the rest.*
We make ordering your repeat prescription simple and straightforward. So, how do electronic prescriptions work? Online prescriptions with Well Pharmacy work like this:
Sign up for our online prescription service on our website and your account will be ready to use. It couldn’t be simpler.
Unfortunately, our online prescription delivery service is only available in England. Due to regulations, we can’t offer this service in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland yet.
On average, it takes around 10 days for your medication to be delivered after placing an order with us. This is because your GP needs to approve your prescription before we can post it to you.
No. If you order your prescription online with us, your prescription will be delivered to you for free.
If you’re entitled to free NHS prescriptions, simply let us know at checkout by selecting your exemption reason from the available options. We may ask you to upload evidence that shows you don't pay prescription charges, such as a photo of your NHS prepayment certificate. For more information about who can get free prescriptions, visit the NHS website.
*providing your doctor works with us and uses EPS.