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Online prescriptions

Out of your medication? Don't skip a dose.

Request your regular script online — a doctor calls you within the hour, and your eScript token lands by SMS, if clinically appropriate. Use it at any pharmacy in Australia.

AHPRARegistered doctors
15–30 minTypical review time
6am–midnight7 days a week
$0If it isn't approved
Pricing

Just this once, or on repeat?

Express script

Your regular medication as a single supply — no repeats. The doctor calls, your eScript lands by SMS.

  • Doctor calls within the hour
  • Pick from the express medication list

Script with repeats

A general consultation — the doctor can prescribe repeats, and medications that aren't on the express list, if appropriate.

  • Repeats, if clinically appropriate
  • Any medication the doctor can prescribe online
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How it works

Four steps to your pharmacy.

Step 1

Find your medication

Search our list for your regular medication. Not listed? A telehealth consultation covers the rest.

Step 2

Answer the quiz

A short questionnaire designed for that medicine. Have your Medicare card or IHI ready.

Step 3

The doctor calls you

Within the hour, usually 15–30 minutes. Every script gets a real consultation — no tick-box prescribing.

Step 4

eScript received

A secure token, straight to your phone. Not clinically appropriate? You're not charged.

The eScript

Your eScript, sent by SMS.

A secure QR token sent by SMS. Show it at any pharmacy counter, or forward it to one that delivers.

  • No paper script to lose
  • Accepted wherever eScripts are dispensed
  • Forward it for home delivery
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RxeRx Script · Today 9:41 am

Tap the link to view JB's ePrescription for

ausscripts.erx.com.au/scripts/2GK046PFLCZ96RLLX0

What it covers

Your regular medication, renewed

Good for
  • Regular medications when you can't reach your GP
  • Antibiotics and antivirals, if clinically necessary
  • Contraception, men's and women's health
  • Everyday conditions — UTIs, sinusitis, cold sores and more

Designed for the moment you're caught out — away from home, between GPs, or your usual clinic is booked solid.

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Not for
  • Schedule 8 or controlled medications
  • Weight-loss medications
  • Authority scripts, unless streamlined

Need repeats, or a medication that isn't listed? A telehealth consultation covers both. After weight loss care? That lives in our doctor-led treatment plans.

Safety first

No tick-box prescribing. Ever.

Every prescription follows Australian medical guidelines and a real-time consultation with a qualified doctor. If it isn't safe or appropriate, we won't prescribe it — and you won't be charged.

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FAQs

Questions, answered

Support online now

Can't find what you're after? The FAQs page covers the lot, or email support@nextclinic.com.au — we reply within the day.

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With NextClinic, you can request prescriptions online from the comfort of your home. Simply submit your request by answering a few quick questions. After a short consultation with a doctor, your eScript will be sent to you via SMS.

There’s no need to cancel or rearrange your day—you can request it from work, school, or even on the go.

Yes, a Medicare card is required to receive an electronic prescription. If you don’t have one, you can use your Individual Healthcare Identifier (IHI) number instead. To obtain an IHI number, you’ll need your passport and a valid Australian visa.
Learn how to get your IHI number here.

Yes, as long as you have an Individual Healthcare Identifier (IHI). You can obtain an IHI through myGov, provided you have a valid passport and visa.

Please see the details here on how to get it.

Yes, with NextClinic, you can get antibiotics prescriptions online after a consultation with our doctors, if deemed clinically necessary.

Yes, with NextClinic, you can get antiviral prescriptions online after a consultation with our doctors, if deemed clinically necessary.

Yes, we cannot issue prescriptions for Schedule 8 medications or other prohibited drugs. Additionally, certain medications, such as weight-loss treatments (oral or injectable), are excluded from this service.

Prescriptions issued through express script renewal pathway do not include repeats. If you would like to request a repeat, please book a telehealth consultation so that our doctors can thoroughly assess your condition and issue prescriptions with repeats if clinically appropriate.

This instant prescription renewal pathway is designed for emergency situations—when you cannot secure an appointment with your regular GP or are away from your usual residence. Providing prescriptions without repeats encourages patients to visit their regular GP for a thorough assessment, ensuring proper care and management.

Please allow up to one hour for one of our doctors to contact you for a brief consultation. In most cases, calls are made within 15–30 minutes.

Yes, you can visit any pharmacy that supports electronic prescriptions. Most pharmacies today have this capability.

No, we cannot alter prescriptions after they’ve been issued unless there’s an error that prevents the pharmacy from dispensing the medication. During your short consultation, please ensure all the details you provide are accurate to avoid issues.

Unfortunately, refunds are not available in such cases. We cannot guarantee the availability of prescribed medications at pharmacies near you. However, you may be able to purchase your medication online by uploading the e-script token.

Authority prescriptions cannot be issued through this service unless the authority is streamlined. In such cases, you may receive a private prescription to cover a short duration.

Please request a consultation with our doctors online, and they'll be able to issue any scripts that are not controlled substances or Schedule 8.

If your regular medication is not listed, you will need to book a telehealth consultation with one of our doctors to renew your prescription.

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