All Your Medication
NHS Prescription App
Archived App (Last seen on 15 Oct 2026)
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About
Manage your health effortlessly by ordering prescriptions, receiving timely medication reminders, and communicating with your pharmacy. This app integrates with your NHS GP surgery and pharmacy for a streamlined healthcare experience.
What's New in All Your Medication
14.20.3
September 23, 2026
Clinic questionnaire improvements and bug fixes
Developer apps
FAQ
Can I order prescriptions for family members using All Your Medication?
Yes, you can order prescriptions on behalf of your children or elderly parents. Navigate to the Profile tab within the app to add a dependent.
Does All Your Medication work with my GP?
The app works with the majority of NHS GPs. Your prescription requests will be sent to your GP for approval, though this does not guarantee issuance.
How does All Your Medication differ from ordering directly with my GP?
While you can still order directly from your GP, the app notifies you when medication is ready for collection or delivery. It also facilitates medication advice and issue resolution with your pharmacy.
Is my personal information secure with All Your Medication?
Yes, your personal information is secure. The app's partner, Healthera, has undergone rigorous NHS assurance processes and is GDPR compliant.
What devices support All Your Medication?
All Your Medication is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, as indicated by its supported devices list.
How often is All Your Medication updated?
The latest version is 14.20.3, and the app was last updated on 2026-09-23, suggesting regular updates.
What is the age rating for All Your Medication?
The app has an age rating of 17+, which is important for users to consider.
Does All Your Medication have ads?
No, the application does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.