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Jump to: Aged 18 and under and in full time education If you are: under 16 aged 16, 17 or 18 and in full time education You get: free NHS prescriptions free NHS dental treatment free NHS sight tests free NHS wigs and fabric…

NHS wigs and fabric supports supplied through a hospital are free if you live in Scotland or Wales. The current charges in England are: stock modacrylic wig: £80.15 partial wig - human hair: £212.35 full made-to-order wig - human hair: £310.55…

If you are a pharmacy, you can process PPCs sold at your pharmacy in Manage Your Service (MYS).  This is for both: 3 or 12 month PPCs that cover all NHS prescriptions HRT PPCs that cover certain hormone replacement therapy medicines When you…

Some groups are automatically entitled to free NHS prescriptions. Others can apply for certificates that entitle them to free NHS prescriptions. Some prescribed items are always free, including contraceptives and medication given to hospital…

Tax Credit payments made by HMRC ended on 5 April 2025 People receiving tax credits were moved to Universal Credit. After your tax credits were stopped, you must meet the Universal Credit conditions to be entitled to full help with health costs.…

We can provide you with an interpreter service if English is not your first language and you need advice about getting help with the cost of any of the following: NHS prescriptions NHS dental treatment Sight tests Glasses or contact lenses…

It is the medical exemption certificate that entitles you to free NHS prescriptions, not the medical condition. If you do not have a valid medical exemption certificate, you may be liable for a penalty charge. Find out if you’re entitled to NHS…

Tax Credit payments made by HMRC ended on 5 April 2025 People receiving tax credits were moved to Universal Credit. After your tax credits were stopped, you must meet the Universal Credit conditions to be entitled to full help with health costs.…

Although most NHS treatment is free, there are still some costs you might need to pay, for example, to get your prescriptions or to travel to your hospital appointment. Find out how you could get help to pay for these health costs.

People with certain medical conditions can get free NHS prescriptions if they have a valid medical exemption certificate. Find out more about medical exemption certificates and how to apply for one.