Order a prescription refill
Reorder your regular medications in about a minute, and know when they will be ready.
A refill passes through three pairs of hands, and knowing that is what stops you calling the pharmacy about something the doctor’s office has not approved yet.
Key points
- Order your refills in about a minute, checking only what you need
- Allow two business days for the office, and more over a trip
- Read "too soon to refill" as a question rather than a refusal
- Move your prescriptions to a pharmacy that suits your week better
What to remember
- Check only what you actually need. Ordering things you have plenty of is how cabinets fill up with pills.
- "Too soon" is a prompt to explain, not a door closing. A one-line note usually settles it.
- Your preferred pharmacy is one setting, changed in under a minute, and it applies to everything from then on.
Try this
Look at your medication list in your doctor’s office app or website and read it properly. A good many people find something on it they stopped taking two years ago, which is worth mentioning at the next visit.
Practice: Order a prescription refill. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.