If you are on regular medication you may be given a repeat prescription. This will allow you to order your medication at set intervals over a period of time, determined by your doctor.

To re-order your repeat prescription you can either:

1. Order online using Patient Services. This is the preferred method. You can view your last repeat requests, a list of your medications and also book appointments online. Access the service at www.patient-services.co.uk or at the top of any page on our website. You'll need to register first if you haven't done so. Find out how to register for Patient Services.
2. Email the practice at Tay.theladeprescriptions@nhs.scot listing your name, date of birth, and the name of the medication together with the strength and dose. Please note: this email address should not be used to request appointments or health advice.
3. Post your completed repeat slip into the prescription box at the entrance of Drumhar Health Centre.
4. Hand your completed repeat slip into your chosen pharmacy
5. Send your completed repeat slip to us by post
6. Telephone the 48-hour repeat prescription answer machine on 01738 564236. Please have the details of your medication to hand, and clearly state your name, address, date of birth and the name of the medication together with the strength and dose.

We require at least 48 hours notice to produce a checked and signed repeat prescription.

You can have your prescription sent directly to one of the Perth community pharmacies to be fulfilled and your medications made up for collection.

The nearest pharmacies to Drumhar Health Centre are:

• Browns Pharmacy Healthcare (North Methven Street)
• Browns Pharmacy Healthcare (High Street)
• R P Blair Pharmacy (South Methven Street)
• Boots the Chemist (High Street)
• Lloyds Pharmacy (York Place)
• Superdrug Pharmacy (High Street)
• Davidsons Chemist (South Street)
• Lloyds Pharmacy (Glover Street)
• Davidsons Chemist (Main Street)
• Asda Pharmacy (Dunkeld Road)

You can also collect your prescription direct from the surgery and take it to any community pharmacy of your choice. Please note certain medications are for Pharmacy collection only. A list of pharmacies throughout Scotland is available in Scotland's Service Directory, which also includes details of other health and wellbeing services such as dental services and opticians.