Prescription renewal · English speakers in France
Renew your prescription in English, without a carte Vitale and without a declared médecin traitant. A French-registered doctor reviews your case and sends a prescription valid at any French pharmacy — usually in about 15 minutes.
Most long-stay arrivals hit the same wall: your prescription from home isn't dispensed here, the public system takes weeks to register you, and finding an English-speaking GP with availability can take longer than the medication you have left. Meanwhile the treatment you take every day simply runs out.
A private consultation solves the immediate problem: no carte Vitale, no social security number, no médecin traitant required — just a valid French prescription so your pharmacy can dispense.
Next time your treatment is due, we can send you a discreet reminder so you don't run out — one message, and you can unsubscribe in one tap. You always fill in the form again, and the doctor reviews it again: nothing is renewed automatically.
Can I renew a foreign prescription in France?
Prescriptions written outside France are often refused by French pharmacies, particularly from outside the EU. The reliable route is a new prescription written by a French-registered doctor.
Do I need a carte Vitale or a médecin traitant?
No. This is a private consultation: no carte Vitale, no French social security number and no declared médecin traitant required.
What if the doctor declines?
Some treatments need an in-person examination or recent tests. If the doctor declines, no prescription is issued and your card is not charged — the hold is simply released.
Is this for emergencies?
No. For an emergency, dial 112 (or 15 in France). This service is for non-urgent renewals and everyday medical needs.
Renew your ongoing treatment in English, from wherever you are in France.
Renew my prescription From €39 · reply in ~15 min on WhatsApp · card charged only after your prescription