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Home > Getting Your Gluten Free Prescription in the UK

Getting Your Gluten Free Prescription in the UK

 

If you live in the UK and have been medically diagnosed with coeliac disease, you can access a range of gluten free products on prescription via your GP.

Having access to dietary support throughout the initial stages of your transition to a gluten free lifestyle is vital in order to ensure that the food you eat is providing you with the nutrients you need, whilst preventing the onset of further complications such as osteoporosis, constipation and lactose intolerance.

Your dietician will provide more information, but we are also here to help you every step of the way, providing the helpful content that we know is important to you.

We’ve put together a useful infographic to take you through each step of the process; from recognising the symptoms of coeliac disease, understanding what to do next, and receiving gluten free food on prescription.

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