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The Medicines (Gonadotrophin-Releasing Hormone Analogues) (Restrictions on Private Sales and Supplies) Order 2024

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6 Exception for private prescriptions: patients aged 18 or over

(1) Article 4 does not apply to a sale or supply in pursuance of a private prescription where— (a) Condition A is met; and (b) if the prescription is a standard private prescription and the prescription was issued— (i) by an approved UK prescriber, Condition B is met, or (ii) by an authorised prescriber who is not an approved UK prescriber, Condition C is met. (2) Condition A is that on the day the prescription was issued, the patient in respect of whom it was issued was aged 18 or over. (3) Condition B is that— (a) the prescription has included within it the patient’s age and is annotated by the prescriber with “SLS”; or (b) the person to whom the GnRH analogue is to be sold or supplied produces to the person selling or supplying the GnRH analogue a specified document, a UK birth certificate or a current national identity document that verifies, to the reasonable satisfaction of the person selling or supplying the GnRH analogue, the age and identity of the person to or for whom the GnRH analogue is to be sold or supplied. (4) Condition C is that the person to whom the GnRH analogue is to be sold or supplied produces to the person selling or supplying the GnRH analogue a specified document, a UK birth certificate or current national identity document that verifies, to the reasonable satisfaction of the person selling or supplying the GnRH analogue, the age and identity of the person to or for whom the GnRH analogue is to be sold or supplied.

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6 Exception for private prescriptions: patients aged 18 or over

(1) Article 4 does not apply to a sale or supply in pursuance of a private prescription where— (a) Condition A is met; and (b) if the prescription is a standard private prescription and the prescription was issued— (i) by an approved UK prescriber, Condition B is met, or (ii) by an authorised prescriber who is not an approved UK prescriber, Condition C is met. (2) Condition A is that on the day the prescription was issued, the patient in respect of whom it was issued was aged 18 or over. (3) Condition B is that— (a) the prescription has included within it the patient’s age and is annotated by the prescriber with “SLS”; or (b) the person to whom the GnRH analogue is to be sold or supplied produces to the person selling or supplying the GnRH analogue a specified document, a UK birth certificate or a current national identity document that verifies, to the reasonable satisfaction of the person selling or supplying the GnRH analogue, the age and identity of the person to or for whom the GnRH analogue is to be sold or supplied. (4) Condition C is that the person to whom the GnRH analogue is to be sold or supplied produces to the person selling or supplying the GnRH analogue a specified document, a UK birth certificate or current national identity document that verifies, to the reasonable satisfaction of the person selling or supplying the GnRH analogue, the age and identity of the person to or for whom the GnRH analogue is to be sold or supplied.

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