Prescriptions
Repeat Prescriptions
If you take regular medication, your doctor can set it up on repeat so you can order more without booking an appointment each time.
Important: Please order your medicines at least 12 working days before they run out.
How to Order Your Medicines
Ordering online is the fastest and easiest method.
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The NHS App: Order repeat items directly through your account. Download or log in to the NHS App.
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SystmOnline: Order using your practice login details. Log in to SystmOnline.
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Email: Send your full name, date of birth, and exact medication details to prescriptions.lyme@dorsetgp.nhs.uk
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In Person or Post: Complete a paper request slip at reception or post it to the surgery.
Please Note: We do not take prescription requests over the phone. This prevents errors and keeps phone lines free for urgent medical calls.
How to Register for Online Services
Using an app or website is the quickest way to request your medicine and keeps a record of your regular items.
Learn more about how to register for and use online services.
Medication Reviews
You must have your medicines checked at least once a year to make sure they are still safe and working well for you. A doctor, nurse, or clinical pharmacist can do this in person or over the phone.
During a review, you may need:
- A blood pressure check
- A blood test
- Height and weight checks
How to book a review or ask a medication question:
- Submit an online request using eConsult or
- Call the surgery on 01297 445777 or 01297 560872.
Questions About Your Medicines
Our Practice Clinical Pharmacists carry out medication reviews. They check your medicines to make sure they are safe and working well for you.
You can also talk to your local high street pharmacist if you miss a dose or feel unwell after taking your medicine..
To ask a question or request a review with our team:
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Send a medicine query or review request using eConsult
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Call the surgery on 01297 445777 or 01297 560872
Helpful Medication Information
Want to know more about the medication you have been prescribed?
Find out how your medicine works, how to take it and possible side effects.
Page created: 14 October 2026