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Medication Toolkit
300KM FROM A PHARMACY.
300KM FROM A PHARMACY.
HAVE A PLAN.
Six documents. Everything you need to manage your medications on a remote Australian trip — before you leave, while you're out there, and when things don't go to plan.
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✓ Instant download
✓ Fillable PDFs
✓ Works offline
✓ Print-ready
Six Documents
WHAT'S INCLUDED
01
Pre-Trip Medication Worksheet
Fillable PDF. Plan every medication before you leave — quantities, refill dates, storage requirements, and heat sensitivity.
02
GP Appointment Guide
The exact questions to ask your GP at the pre-departure consult. Covers refills, extended supply, heat-related dosing, and controlled substances.
03
Medication Run-Out Guide
What to do when you're 300km from a pharmacy. PBS Continued Dispensing, telehealth eScript access, and when to turn back.
04
Remote Pharmacy Finder
Pharmacy hubs by remote route — Gibb River Road, Stuart Highway, Cape York, outback QLD, SA, and NSW. Distances and contact details.
05
GP Letter Template
For Schedule 8 and controlled substance travel. A professional template your GP can adapt — covers state border requirements and carry permissions.
06
Laminate Quick Reference Card
A5. Print and keep in the first aid kit. Emergency contacts, PBS Continued Dispensing steps, and the run-out decision framework in one place.
PBS Continued Dispensing
WHY THIS MATTERS
Most Australians have never heard of PBS Continued Dispensing. It's the provision that allows a pharmacist to supply a PBS medicine — without a prescription — when you're in an urgent situation and can't get to a doctor. Knowing it exists could change an emergency.
Here's how it works in practice:
1
Call the pharmacy
Explain you're a remote traveller and you've run out of a regular PBS medication. Ask if they can supply under Continued Dispensing. Not all pharmacies will — the toolkit includes a finder for those that do.
2
Telehealth eScript
If Continued Dispensing isn't available, a telehealth consult can generate an eScript sent directly to any participating pharmacy. This works from anywhere with a signal — including satellite.
3
PBS Continued Dispensing
One month's supply, standard PBS co-payment. The pharmacist documents it and informs your GP. Not available for all medications — Schedule 8 substances require different arrangements. The toolkit covers both.
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