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EcclesCake | 20:17 Sat 26th Mar 2016 | Body & Soul
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Can a prescription issued in England be filled in Scotland?

I'm unsure how the payment aspect would work???
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Avatar Image Mamyalynne
It has to be issued on a GP10 prescription form to be free. So if not you'd have to pay.
20:19 Sat 26th Mar 2016
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https://www.england.nhs.uk/ourwork/part-rel/x-border-health/xb-faq/
20:22 Sat 26th Mar 2016
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I might be being a bit dim but that link seems to focus on Wales rather than Scotland.

20:47 Sat 26th Mar 2016
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http://www.psd.scot.nhs.uk/prescriptioncharges.html
20:49 Sat 26th Mar 2016
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The GP10 is a Scottish form , any other presented you pay.
20:50 Sat 26th Mar 2016
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Excellent, thank you.
20:54 Sat 26th Mar 2016

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