My Script List
My Script List (MySL), also known as the Active Script List (ASL), organises all your prescriptions into one convenient list. This government-approved system ensures you stay in control: only the pharmacies and doctors you approve can access your prescriptions.
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Once you connect MySL to Scripty, all your scripts, including paper and eScripts, update automatically – no need to manually input repeat eScript tokens or worry about losing previously added prescriptions.
Although paper scripts are listed, you still need to keep a copy of the paper prescription to have your medications dispensed.
How to connect to My Script List
Step 1
Setup My Script List (MySL) at a Pharmacy
When you visit your pharmacy, ask to set up My Script List (MySL). They'll confirm your identity and request your mobile number to gain your consent.
It'll be easier at a pharmacy where you've filled scripts before.
Check to see if they are able to generate a code for you as their software may not be up to date yet.
Some pharmacies might not be familiar with My Script List for consumers yet, and availability of the MySL activation code can vary based on the software they use.
Step 2
Consent to My Script List
You'll receive a text message asking for your permission for the pharmacy to see your MySL.
Don’t worry, you're not committing to this pharmacy – it's easy to change permission settings in Scripty.
Step 3
Get your My Script List activation code
After the pharmacy sets up your MySL, make sure to get your MySL code. It's a combination like 123-ABCD, which you'll need to connect your MySL to Scripty. It could be 6-7 alphanumerical characters.
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Keep your MySL activation code secure, or discard it safely once you've successfully connected to Scripty.
Help your pharmacy get up to speed and share this handy guide to your pharmacy.
Step 4
Link to My Script List in Scripty
Pop your activation code into Scripty, and voilà, your script list will populate automatically. You may see a mix of paper and eScripts.
Step 5
Enjoy auto updated script list
Let Scripty take it from here. Your current and repeat scripts automatically update in the app. After a doctor's visit, new scripts show up, and after dispensing, repeat script tokens are ready when you are.
For paper scripts, you’ll still need to bring them to the pharmacy