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Magcrow
I am retired so get free prescriptions
RebeccaH
Hi
I am not entitled to free prescriptions , but now pay for pre paid scripts,works out about £10.40 a month paid by direct debit, this makes it so much easier and covers all medication from GP and dentist no limit to amount
Thankyou
JanetteR
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I'm over 60 so have free prescriptions
Jackiec
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As a diabetic and now I am 60 my prescriptions are free
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Jackie
Mrs E Larkin
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I already have free prescriptions thankyou as I require gluten free bread for Coeliac Disease and daily meds for 2 other conditions.
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EileenL
Mulligankaren
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I get free prescriptions in Scotland as I have type 1 diabetes so i'm exempt. Thanks anyway.
Lesley-AnneBrewster
I live in Scotland where our SNP -led government provides FREE Prescriptions for All.
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Lesley-anne Brewster
matjay43
I get free prescriptions, being type 2 diabetic with a valid medical exemption certificate.
Petersson
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I think you should note the exceptions here and that this is specifically for England. Here in Scotland for instance, prescriptions are free. Anyone in Wales or N Ireland know it it's different there too?
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Gilda
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Who is entitled to free prescriptions?
You are also entitled to free prescriptions if you or your partner – including civil partner – receive, or you're under the age of 20 and the dependant of someone receiving:
For more info keep reading on the NHS site :)