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#1

Hi anyone have any idea what you have to do to renew yellow form/schedule v for medication prescriptions?

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GozoMo
#2
Hi anyone have any idea what you have to do to renew yellow form/schedule v for medication prescriptions?
-@Gooner75

Go to your GP, that's what I have been told to do and have done in the past.

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G
#3

Thanks and do they sort everything out do you remember?

GozoMo
#4

@Gooner75

My GP does, good luck.

G
#5

Been told have to go see consultant after gp wrote referal forms...

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GozoMo
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@Gooner75

Perhaps it depends on what the prescription is for, mine are just for blood pressure.

It was POYC who told me to see my GP.

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