What do I do if my prescription has expired?
If your prescription has run out or expired, you can order a new Treatment Recommendation and referral to the Independent Prescriber.
Please keep in mind the following regarding your prescriptions:
- Most prescriptions for medication will expire THREE MONTHS after the date they were issued (i.e. the date that is found on the prescription). Please make sure to access your medication before your prescription expires.
- Medications such as testosterone are classified as a controlled drug. So, a testosterone prescription will expire after ONE MONTH. If you are being prescribed testosterone then make sure you get your medication within the month.
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What name will appear on my prescription?
Your prescription will have both your legal name and current name as provided by you. Provide us with the information you want to see on your prescription using the form submission. For example, if you don't want a prescription with your legal name ...
Where will you deliver my paper prescription?
By default, your paper prescription will be sent to the name and address provided in your account details. However, if you wish to have it delivered to an alternative address, please specify this information during your Prescription Request using the ...
Can I get a paper prescription?
Yes, you can. However, it's best to check with your local pharmacy that they are comfortable in receiving private prescriptions from EU doctors for gender-related medication. Many pharmacies are anxious and ill-informed which can lead to embarrassing ...
How often can I request a prescription?
You can request a referral to an independent prescriber for a prescription once every three months, per medication. This is to ensure the safe and responsible use of medications. GenderGP monitors prescriber referral requests closely to comply with ...
How can I get a prescription refill through GenderGP?
To request a new referral for a prescription, please submit a Treatment Recommendation request.