Can I get a PBS prescription from Qoctor?
Yes, for many medications, Qoctor can provide PBS prescriptions - just as with your regular GP can. PBS stands for "Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme". U n der the PBS, the Australian government subsidises the cost of medicine for most common medical conditions. However, at the moment, Qoctor is unable to offer…
What is the difference between generic and branded medication?
Medications can be bought as either generic or branded medications. Both contain identical medications and are equally effective, however branded medication generally cost more.
What is a Schedule 8 medication?
Schedule 8 medication (commonly known as S8 medication) is a type of controlled drug. These are medications that are subject to tight restrictions because of their potentially addictive components. At this time Qoctor is unable to prescribe these medications and we suggest contacting your local GP for assistanc…
How do I get my prescription/medication online?
To get started, complete our online questionnaire - for most repeat prescriptions, start here . For specific conditions, start here . You may need a brief video consultation with one of our experienced doctors. The quickest delivery option for your prescription is via our Pharmacy Concierge Service - we will coor…
Are there age restrictions for using Qoctor?
Most of the services provided by Qoctor are intended for individuals aged 18 and over. However there are some services available to children/under 18s. The availability of services is as follows: * Medical Certificates : aged 16 and above (minors under 18 must have a parent present during their consultation). * …
How long is my Prescription order valid?
All prescriptions are valid for 12 months from the date of issue - which means that you have up to 12 months to order any repeats on your prescription. Under state or territory laws some prescriptions are only valid for 6 months. There will be occasional exceptions which your local pharmacist can clarify.
