[Misc] Pharmacy2u

[Official Old Man]

Our local chemist delivers to the door, for those that need it.

Most prescriptions are for our older generation. A local pharmacy knocking the door and getting a reply may be better than something thrown through the letterbox by UKMail (others available).
Just a thought.

 

[Mileoakman]

Ive used them for about a year now. Very good as I order on line and its delivered usually a couple of days later

My local pharmacy is awful. They either lost the prescription, were out of stock or hadn't made it up when I called round about a week after they would have got the doctors authorisation.

Pharmacy 2U even send me insulin in properly sealed cooling envelopes. The local Pharmacy forgot to put my last order with them in the fridge! Had to be scrapped and reordered.

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[Withdean Chappy]

Most prescriptions are for our older generation. A local pharmacy knocking the door and getting a reply may be better than something thrown through the letterbox by UKMail (others available).
Just a thought.

Pleased to note that a majority are happy to stay with their local pharmacy, it was not long ago that NHS suggested that pharmacies be used to lessen the pressure on GPs surgeries now they trying to take trade away from them,same tactics for A & E

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Does anyone know if a third party who lives at the other end of the country can set this up/use it on behalf of an infirm relative who has no internet and finds the phone difficult?

 

[Eeyore]

My chemist (what is this 'pharmacy' thing ?) is next door to the surgery in Queens Park. I've kept my registration at that doctors for 46 years. Any prescription is emailed next door now. I wouldn't dream of using another service.