Refill a prescription Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To get more of a medicine that has already been prescribed to you, usually by asking the pharmacy to prepare it again.
Usage & Nuances
Common expression at pharmacies in the US and other English-speaking countries. You can say 'I need to refill my prescription.' Usually applies when a doctor has authorized repeats. Not used for new medications – only to get more of what was previously prescribed.
Example Sentences
I need to refill a prescription for my allergy medicine.
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Can you refill a prescription here or do I need to go to another pharmacy?
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You must have your doctor’s approval to refill a prescription.
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I called the pharmacy to refill a prescription, but they said I’m out of refills.
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If you need to refill a prescription fast, some apps can help you do it online.
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My doctor says I can refill a prescription three more times before my next visit.
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