Talk to a doctor
Some medicines cannot be sold without a prescription. If you need one and do not have it, a registered doctor can call you, discuss what is wrong, and write a prescription if it is clinically appropriate.
- Registered doctors
- A call at a time you choose
- A prescription only if it is right
Sign in to request a call
We need an account so the doctor can reach you, and so any prescription they write is attached to the right person.
How this works
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Tell us
You tell us what is wrong and when to call.
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A doctor calls
A registered doctor calls and consults you properly. They may decide a medicine is not right for you, or that you need to be seen in person — that is a real outcome, not a failure.
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Pharmacist checks
If they write a prescription it lands on your prescriptions page, and our pharmacist verifies it before anything is dispensed.
What a phone consultation cannot cover: Schedule H1 and X medicines, including habit-forming and psychotropic drugs, may not be prescribed remotely. Those need a doctor you see in person.