If you or someone you love has been recently diagnosed with coeliac disease, you could be eligible to receive gluten free foods on prescription. Simply select your country of residence, and, if you live in England, fill in your postcode to check if your area is prescribing.
Your country is prescribing gluten free foods*. Request your Glutafin Taster Box by clicking the button below to sign up.
* Please note: local policies are constantly updated, and issuing a prescription is at the discretion of your GP.
Here at Glutafin, we’re proud of our range of gluten free foods and ingredients. We work hard to make your gluten free diet as tasty and convenient as possible, so you can continue to live your life to the full. But we know that moving to a gluten free diet is about more than just what you eat, so we’re with you every step of the way, with all the advice and support you need as you adapt to your new lifestyle.
Naturally, being diagnosed with coeliac disease may have been a bit of a shock. And while it’s great to know that you can look forward to relief from symptoms such as stomach pain, wind and diarrhoea, the diagnosis can also be quite daunting. Changing to a gluten free diet can feel complicated, confusing and inconvenient, but it doesn’t have to be. With the experts at Glutafin on your side, you’re not alone. Together, we can change your diet and improve your lifestyle for the better.
Your doctor and dietitian will offer you plenty of advice during your initial hospital and clinic appointments. But you’re likely to think of many more questions after you get started on your new diet. Glutafin has a dedicated careline to answer any questions and queries you have about coeliac disease and the gluten free diet. You can get in touch whichever way you prefer.
You can chat live online via our website, you can call our free careline, 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday on 0800 988 2470, or drop us an email at glutenfree@glutafin.co.uk. You’ll also find lots of interesting information and advice in our regular blogs, just like this one.
Moving to a gluten free diet means making some major changes to what you eat. You’ll find a range of gluten free foods at your local supermarket. Depending on which area of the country you live, you may be entitled to receive some products on prescription from Glutafin. There are different provisions in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to those in England, and what you can get on prescription can vary from one prescribing area to the next. Our expert team will help you to find out what is available in your area. They can also explain how you can make your prescriptions more affordable by using an NHS Prescription Prepayment Certificate (PPC), with one affordable monthly payment covering all your prescriptions, including your gluten free products.
As a coeliac patient, you’ll need to follow a gluten free diet for life, so at Glutafin, our support continues far beyond just getting you set up. We’re here to help you for as long as you need us, with a full team of experts from dietitians to bakers always on hand. You can find tasty recipes and meal ideas on the site, and there are lots more handy hints and tips from other coeliac patients in the Glutafin Community. You’ll find them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Switching to a gluten free diet can be a challenge, but you don’t have to do it on your own. We’ve already helped hundreds of thousands of people to deal with their diagnosis and learn to live with a gluten free diet. We can do the same for you, helping you to make the transition and start a new life that’s comfortable and symptom free.
If you or someone you love has been recently diagnosed with coeliac disease, you could be eligible to receive gluten free foods on prescription. Simply select your country of residence, and, if you live in England, fill in your postcode to check if your area is prescribing.
Your country is prescribing gluten free foods*. Request your Glutafin Taster Box by clicking the button below to sign up.
* Please note: local policies are constantly updated, and issuing a prescription is at the discretion of your GP.
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