Repeat Prescriptions

If you take regular medication, our free prescription service helps make life easier. At Periville Pharmacy, you can order NHS prescriptions online using your NHS login. No paper slips, no back-and-forth with your GP; just a simple, reliable service managed by our caring team. 

Serving Grimsby and nearby areas, including Laceby, Keelby, Great Coates, and Healing, our repeat prescription service gives you peace of mind that your medicines are ready when you need them. 

What Is the Repeat Prescription Service?

Our repeat prescription collection service is designed to save you time and stress. If you’re on long-term medication, once you’ve ordered your repeat through your GP system or NHS login, we’ll receive it electronically, prepare it, and let you know when it’s ready to collect. 

Common benefits include:

What to Expect When Using the Service

Getting started is quick and straightforward:

Once set up, we’ll prepare your medicines and let you know when they’re ready; no fuss, no delays. 

Alongside treatment, these simple steps may help reduce discomfort:

Our Hassle-Free Process

Unlike traditional collection, our service removes unnecessary steps. With the Electronic Prescription Service (EPS), your prescription is sent securely from your GP to us. This ensures your medicines are ready on time, every time. 

Benefits of Our Free Prescription Service

Why Choose Periville Pharmacy?

Contact Us Today for Repeat Prescriptions

Don’t let repeat prescriptions disrupt your routine. With our free prescription service, your medication is handled securely and prepared on time. 

Use your NHS login to get started today or visit one of our two branches in Grimsby to register. 

FAQs

Simply visit any Periville Pharmacy branch. We’ll register you and guide you through the quick GP authorisation process.
Yes. Our prescription collection service is completely free for patients on regular medication.

Absolutely. You can use your NHS login to request medication online, and we’ll take care of the rest. 

If your GP updates your prescription, we’ll automatically receive the changes electronically and prepare your new medicines.
Yes, if you need a new prescription or a change in medication. For regular repeats, we’ll handle everything.

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