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England's Prescription Charges Freeze: What You Need to Know

21 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • England remains the only UK nation charging most adults for prescriptions.
  • Prescription charges in England are frozen at £9.90 per item.
  • Financial expert urges checking eligibility for free prescriptions.
England's Prescription Charges Freeze: What You Need to Know

Prescription charges in England will remain frozen at £9.90 per item, a move confirmed by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. This decision means England is the sole nation within the UK where the majority of adults under 60 are required to pay for their NHS prescriptions. Free prescriptions are already available in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

The government stated that this freeze is expected to save patients approximately £12 million next year. The Chancellor emphasized that no one should forgo necessary medication due to the rising cost of living, which continues to strain household budgets.

Financial commentator Paul Lewis highlighted that individuals who regularly need prescriptions might find it more cost-effective to purchase a prescription prepayment certificate. He strongly encouraged everyone to verify their eligibility for free prescriptions, reminding them of various exemption categories that could save them money.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Eligibility for free NHS prescriptions in England is based on age, income support, specific medical conditions, and certain benefits. Checking official NHS guidelines is recommended.
A PPC is a one-off payment that covers all NHS prescriptions for a set period, which can save money for those needing multiple items.
Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have already abolished prescription charges, while England continues to charge most adults under 60.

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