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  • Non-Prescription Medications
  • Location:
    You will find our Pharmacy in the Health Services Building on the first floor in room 105.
  • Questions:
    A licensed pharmacist is on duty whenever our Pharmacy is open, and is available to answer your questions in person or by telephone at (603) 862-1094
  • Refill Phone Number:
    (603) 862-1094
  • Fax Prescriptions to:
    (603) 862-3229
  • Pharmacy Hours:
    Academic Year:
    Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
    Wednesday: 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
    Saturday and Sunday: 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

    Summer Break:
    Tuesdays and Fridays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

    Pharmacy is closed during semester breaks and spring break.
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Who needs to write me a prescription to be filled at your pharmacy?

  • Practitioners at Health Services
  • Wentworth-Douglass Emergency Department.
  • Outside practitioners (for medications we carry)

Does the Pharmacy carry all prescribed medications?

No, we have a limited selection of prescribed medications but most commonly needed medications are available. Please call the Pharmacy if you would like to know if we carry a medication.

How can I get my prescription filled at the UNH pharmacy?

We accept prescriptions that are written, called in or faxed.

Please bring written prescriptions directly to the pharmacy.

Telephone prescriptions may be called in at (603) 862-1094.

Faxed prescriptions can be faxed to (603) 862-3229.

When will my refill be ready?

Your refill will be ready within two business hours.

What if I have a prescription from an outside pharmacy I want refilled?

If we carry the medication, bring your labeled prescription container and student ID to our Pharmacy. Please allow 24 hours for us to transfer your prescription to us from your pharmacy.

Do you sell non-prescription medications?

We sell a variety of non-prescription medications, including pain medications, antacids, and cough and cold preparations.

Does my health fee cover the cost of medications prescribed by Health Services practitioners?

The student health fee covers the cost of some prescription medications, however, others are chargeable. All prescription medications covered by the health fee have a $5.00 co-pay. Our Pharmacy and clinical staff will inform you if your medication is not covered by the health fee. All non-prescription medications are chargeable.

How can I pay for my medications?

You may pay by cash, check, credit card or Cat's Cache. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept outside health insurance plans at this time, with the exception of the UNH Student Health Benefits Plan http://www.unh.edu/health-services/shbp/.

Do you sell birth control pills and other contraceptive methods?

Yes. If you have a new prescription from an outside provider we can fill it in our pharmacy, if it is a prescription we carry.

If you originally filled your prescription at another pharmacy, we can transfer any remaining refills, if it is a prescription we carry.

If you need a new or refill prescription written, Health Services will need to receive records of your most recent PAP Smear test results and gynecological exam. If you don't have this information, Health Services provides PAP Smears and gynecological exams in our Women's Health department by calling (603) 862-1806.

We carry the following birth control pills and other contraceptive methods:

  • Solia (Desogen), $12.00
  • Loestrin 24/Fe, $12.00
  • Enpresse (Triphasil), $15.00
  • Kelnor 1/35 (Demulen), $15.00
  • Nortrel .5/35 (Ortho Novum), $15.00
  • Kariva (Mircette), $18.00
  • Portia (Nordette), $18.00
  • Sprintec (Ortho Cyclen), $18.00
  • Tri-Sprintec (Ortho TriCyclen), $18.00
  • Junel Fe 1.5/30 (Loestrin FE), $20.00
  • Junel Fe 1/20 (Loestrin FE), $15.00
  • Nortrel 1/35 (Ortto Novum), $20.00
  • All-Flex Diaphragm, $23.50
  • NuvaRing, $57.00
  • Depo Provera (generic), $55.00
  • Plan B, $25.00

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