Pulses TSM Medical Clinic Pulses TSM MedicalNaas, Co. Kildare
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5A Sycamore House, Millennium Park, Naas, Co. Kildare info@pulsestsmmedical.ie Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm
Prescriptions · Naas, Co. Kildare

Order a repeat prescription

Written requests only, reviewed by a GP, and sent to your chosen pharmacy within 5 to 7 working days.

The practice accepts written repeat prescription requests only. Verbal requests for medication cannot be accepted, including over the phone.

Verbal requests are not accepted. Please do not phone reception to request medication — it must be submitted in writing by one of the three routes below. This protects you: every request is checked against your record before a GP reviews it.

Three ways to request a repeat prescription

Online request form

Complete the repeat prescription form on this page. You will be asked whether you are a GMS (medical card) or private patient, and the pharmacy you would like it sent to.

Practice post box

Drop a completed repeat prescription form into the post box at the clinic in Millennium Park. Available whenever you are passing.

By post

Post your completed form to 5A Sycamore House, Millennium Park, Naas, Co. Kildare.

How long it takes

Once reviewed, prescriptions are sent to your chosen pharmacy within 5 to 7 working days. Please allow that full period before contacting the practice, and request your repeat before you run out rather than on your last few days of medication.

A request is not an approval

Every repeat prescription is reviewed by a GP before anything is issued. Submitting a request does not guarantee it will be approved — some medications require a review appointment first, and controlled or restricted medicines may need additional steps.

If you have questions about whether or how to take a medication, that is a clinical question and needs an appointment. Reception cannot advise on medication.

Request form

Complete the form below and it is emailed directly to the practice. You will get a reference number to quote if you need to phone about it.

Helps us match you to the right record
Optional — only used to reply about this request
Private patients pay a €30 fee, payable at the end of this form. Medical card holders pay nothing.
If your pharmacy is not listed, choose “Other” and name it in the notes box at the end of this form.
Medication requested *
A completed example
MedicationAtorvastatin 20mg tablets DoseOne tablet Quantity28 FrequencyOnce daily at night DurationThree months

The easiest way to get this right is to copy it from the box, the pharmacy label, or your last prescription. If you are unsure of a detail, leave it blank rather than guessing — the GP will check it against your record.

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The name and strength exactly as written on the box or label
How much you take each time
How many in the box
How often you take it
How long you need it for
You can add up to 30 medications on one request.
Please do not include detailed medical history here — a brief note is enough.
Reviewed by a GP. Sent to your pharmacy within 5–7 working days. Private patients are asked to pay the €30 fee on the next screen.
Common questions

Questions patients ask

How do I order a repeat prescription in Naas?

Pulses TSM Medical Clinic accepts written repeat prescription requests only. You can submit the online form, drop a completed form into the practice post box at Millennium Park, or post it to 5A Sycamore House, Millennium Park, Naas, Co. Kildare, W91 XR8P.

How long does a repeat prescription take?

Once reviewed, prescriptions are sent to your chosen pharmacy within 5 to 7 working days. Request your repeat before you run out rather than on your last few days of medication.

Can I request a prescription over the phone?

No. Verbal requests for medication are not accepted. All repeat prescription requests must be submitted in writing so they can be checked against your record before a GP reviews them.

Does submitting a request mean it will be approved?

No. Every repeat prescription is reviewed by a GP before anything is issued. Some medications require a review appointment first, and controlled or restricted medicines may need additional steps.

Questions about a prescription?

Call during opening hours and reception will take it from there.