The prescription
Why it’s required and what it should contain.
Why do you need a prescription?
Everyone.org operates strictly on the basis of the Named Patient Import regulation. One of its requirements is a prescription from your treating doctor.
After all, it’s your doctor who determines what medicine might give you the best health outcome. We’re only here to help you get it when it’s unavailable in your country.
Our team verifies every prescription, which sometimes requires contacting your doctor. By sending us your prescription, you allow us to do so.
What should a prescription contain?
To ensure that your prescription is complete and suitable, it should contain:
- the treating doctor’s details and official letterhead;
- the doctor’s registration number in your country;
- The date on which the prescription was written;
- The patient’s name and date of birth;
- The name of the medicine, its strength and quantity needed;
- The doctor’s signature and official stamp.
The prescription should be written on your treating doctor’s own prescription slips.
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