The doctor providing the services make all prescribing and treatment decisions based on professional judgement, in line with the highest medical and ethical standards. A prescription will only be issued if: • The Doctor has sufficient knowledge of the patient's medical history and current condition. • The treatment is clinically appropriate and supported by established medical evidence. Before prescribing any treatment, the Doctor will take reasonable steps to ensure it is compatible with other treatments the patient is receiving, including any self-prescribed or over-the-counter medications. If the Doctor determines that a prescription is not suitable or necessary, they reserve the right to decline prescribing the medication. There is no obligation for the Doctor to issue a prescription or recommend a specific treatment. Doctors act in accordance with professional medical ethics, clinical guidelines, and legal obligations.

All prescriptions are issued at the sole discretion of the prescribing Doctor and will only be provided when deemed clinically appropriate. The Doctor reserves the right to refuse to prescribe medication if it is considered unsafe, unnecessary, or inappropriate for the patient’s condition. Patients should be aware that prescriptions are issued in compliance with UK prescribing guidelines, and certain medications, particularly controlled substances or high-risk drugs, may not be prescribed. Prescriptions provided by The Leading Clinic at Royal Kingston are private prescriptions, meaning they are not covered by NHS prescription pricing. Patients are responsible for paying the full cost of the medication at the pharmacy of their choice. The pricing of medications is determined by the dispensing pharmacy and not by The Leading Clinic at Royal Kingston. Patients who require a repeat prescription may need to attend a follow-up consultation to ensure the ongoing appropriateness and effectiveness of the prescribed medication. Patients are required to take all medications as prescribed and must follow any instructions provided by the Doctor or pharmacist. Any adverse reactions or side effects must be reported immediately to The Leading Clinic at Royal Kingston or another healthcare provider. Medications must be stored safely, and it is the patient’s responsibility to ensure that prescribed drugs are not accessed by unauthorised individuals, particularly children. If a prescription is lost, a new one may only be issued at the Doctor’s discretion and may require an additional consultation.

The doctor providing the services make all prescribing and treatment decisions based on professional judgement, in line with the highest medical and ethical standards. A prescription will only be issued if: • The Doctor has sufficient knowledge of the patient's medical history and current condition. • The treatment is clinically appropriate and supported by established medical evidence. Before prescribing any treatment, the Doctor will take reasonable steps to ensure it is compatible with other treatments the patient is receiving, including any self-prescribed or over-the-counter medications. If the Doctor determines that a prescription is not suitable or necessary, they reserve the right to decline prescribing the medication. There is no obligation for the Doctor to issue a prescription or recommend a specific treatment. Doctors act in accordance with professional medical ethics, clinical guidelines, and legal obligations. All prescriptions are issued at the sole discretion of the prescribing Doctor and will only be provided when deemed clinically appropriate. The Doctor reserves the right to refuse to prescribe medication if it is considered unsafe, unnecessary, or inappropriate for the patient’s condition. Patients should be aware that prescriptions are issued in compliance with UK prescribing guidelines, and certain medications, particularly controlled substances or high-risk drugs, may not be prescribed. Prescriptions provided by The Leading Clinic at Royal Kingston are private prescriptions, meaning they are not covered by NHS prescription pricing. Patients are responsible for paying the full cost of the medication at the pharmacy of their choice. The pricing of medications is determined by the dispensing pharmacy and not by The Leading Clinic at Royal Kingston. Patients who require a repeat prescription may need to attend a follow-up consultation to ensure the ongoing appropriateness and effectiveness of the prescribed medication. Patients are required to take all medications as prescribed and must follow any instructions provided by the Doctor or pharmacist. Any adverse reactions or side effects must be reported immediately to The Leading Clinic at Royal Kingston or another healthcare provider. Medications must be stored safely, and it is the patient’s responsibility to ensure that prescribed drugs are not accessed by unauthorised individuals, particularly children. If a prescription is lost, a new one may only be issued at the Doctor’s discretion and may require an additional consultation.