Script Service
If you require regular monthly medicines, we can hold your script on file. This means you can order your medicines by phone, email, or by using the form below, and they will be ready at a time that suits you to collect them.
GP visit Card:
A GP visit card will allow some individuals and families to visit their family doctors for free. Patients eligible for this scheme must still pay for their prescribed medicines. For more information or to obtain an application form speak to your GP or your local Healthy Centre ,or visit https://www.hse.ie/eng/find-a-service/entitlements/gp-visit-cards/your-guide-to-gp-visit-cards.html
Medical Card Scheme
Medical Cards allow people access to free Family Doctor or GP services, community health services and hospital care. The HSE charges patients a €2.50 charge for each prescription medicine dispensed to medical card patients up to a maximum of €25.00 per month per family. Over 70's pay €2 per item to a maximum of €20.00 per month This Government Charge is payable to the pharmacy when collecting your prescription. For more information you can contact your local Health Office or phone the HSE infoline on 1850 24 1850. Or visit the Medical Card Page of the HSE website.
Long Term Illness Scheme
Irish Residents suffering from certain long-term illnesses or disabilities may apply to join the Long-Term Illness Scheme and they will be supplied with a Long Term Illness book. This book allows them to get drugs, medicines, and medical and surgical appliances directly related to the treatment of their illness, free of charge. It does not depend on their income or other circumstances and is separate from the Medical Card Scheme and the GP Visit Card Scheme.
Blister Packs
For Patients who need help Managing their medicines, we also provide a blister packing service which consists of all meds you are given clearly labelled & packaged into the correct time slots which can be provided on a weekly basis. Blister packing can eliminate the confusion associated with complicated Regimens.
