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This page compares five London private prescription services, including The Wellness, where £45 covers a GMC registered doctor's review, a same day electronic prescription and next day delivery, and an urgent refill is turned round in 2 hours for £110.
Updated 23 October 2026
At The Wellness £45 covers a doctor's review, a same day prescription and next day delivery, and a new prescription with a 15 minute consultation is £85. Elsewhere in London a private prescription fee runs from £37 to £60, and one provider includes prescriptions in an appointment from £55. We read each price on the provider's own website on 23 October 2026.
| Provider | Service | Published price | What the price includes | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Wellness | Repeat refills, new prescriptions and urgent refills | £45, £85 or £110 | A GMC registered doctor reviews every request and issues an electronic prescription the same day, with next day delivery included. Refills cover 3 to 6 months with SMS reminders, a new prescription includes a 15 minute video or phone consultation, and an urgent refill is turned round in 2 hours. | Online, delivered to your door |
| The London General Practice | Repeat prescription | £60, or £90 for a controlled drug | A repeat prescription from a private GP practice whose 15 minute video appointment is £155. | 114a Harley Street, Marylebone |
| Newson Clinic | Private prescription, or a year of repeats | £37 a prescription, or £70 a year | A fee for each private prescription, or a one off fee covering a repeat for typically 12 months. The medicine is charged separately by the dispensing pharmacy. | Online, dispensed by partner pharmacies |
| Doctorcall | Postal prescription | £37 | A prescription posted to you, listed as an additional charge on top of a Doctorcall consultation or visit. | London |
| DocTap | Prescriptions within a GP appointment | Appointment from £55 online | Prescriptions issued during an appointment are included in its fee, and a prescription issued outside an appointment may carry a charge. Medicines are charged separately. | Online and eight London clinics |
We read each provider’s prices on its own website on 23 October 2026. The links to every page we read are at the end of this page.
Send your request with your current medicines, and a GMC registered doctor reviews it, checks the medicine is still safe and right for you, and issues an electronic prescription the same day. A refill is £45, covering 3 to 6 months with SMS reminders and next day delivery, a new prescription with a 15 minute consultation is £85, and an urgent refill for lost medicine or travel is turned round in 2 hours for £110.
At The Wellness a doctor sees you, explains what they find, writes down what happens next, and the same practice is there for anything that follows.
Results that nobody acts on are a known failure in outpatient care. A systematic review of 19 studies found that between 6.8% and 62% of laboratory results were not followed up, and missed results were linked to delayed diagnoses. Callen and colleagues, Failure to follow-up test results for ambulatory patients, a systematic review, Journal of General Internal Medicine, 2012
Seeing the same doctor matters. A systematic review found 22 studies of continuity of doctor care and mortality, and 18 of them reported lower death rates when patients saw the same doctor more often. Pereira Gray and colleagues, Continuity of care with doctors, a matter of life and death? A systematic review of continuity of care and mortality, BMJ Open, 2018

Message us with what you need and when you last had it, and a clinician will tell you which option fits. Messages are usually answered within minutes.
Ask a clinicianCheck whether the fee covers the medicine or only the prescription.
Check delivery time and cost, and whether controlled drugs carry a higher fee.
The General Medical Council says a doctor must make sure any repeat prescription they propose or sign is safe and appropriate. General Medical Council, Good practice in proposing, prescribing, providing and managing medicines and devices, repeat prescribing and prescribing with repeats
The General Medical Council asks doctors to agree with each patient which medicines are appropriate and how the condition will be managed, including a date for review. General Medical Council, Good practice in proposing, prescribing, providing and managing medicines and devices, repeat prescribing and prescribing with repeats
At the providers on this page a private prescription fee runs from £37 at Newson Clinic and Doctorcall to £60 at The London General Practice. At The Wellness a refill is £45, with a doctor's review and next day delivery included. We read each price on the provider's own website on 23 October 2026.
Most private prescription fees cover the doctor’s review and the prescription, and the dispensing pharmacy charges separately for the medicine. Newson Clinic says so on its price list, so ask each provider before you pay.
A doctor prescribes only what is safe and appropriate for you, and some medicines, such as controlled drugs, carry extra checks and fees. The doctor may ask for your records or a consultation before issuing a repeat.
Written and reviewed by the clinical team at The Wellness. Last reviewed Medically reviewed by Dr Sofian Youssef, GMC 7713973

Reviewed by a doctor and issued the same day, from £45.
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