How do native Spanish speakers say "refill" in Spanish, as in a refill for a prescription?

Question

I already know what the dictionary says, so I'd appreciate answers from native Spanish speakers as to what terminology is used. I usually hear people say "se acabo mi medicina, necesito mas" or something like that rather than using a specific word.

Answer 1

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repetir o rellenar el medicamento as it says in the bottle prescribed by the doctor:

repetir means repeat.

rellenar means refill.

fill = llenar re-fill = re-llenar.

i hope i answer your question i know is accurate

i traveled to all countries in central America and most in south America and this is the right way to ask for a refill

Answer 2

Prescription In Spanish

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Answer 3

I think they might ask for a repeat... a lot of other places don't use a "refill prescription" they use a "repeat prescription"

Answer 4

At least in Mexico, most drugs do not require a doctor's prescription. So you'd just ask for what you want.

Answer 5

Uno mas prescriptiono por favor!

Answer 6

llenar-i'm fluent in 4 languages besides english

Answer 7

no hablo como nativo, pero "renovar" o "recambiar" pueden sirvir

Answer 8

Hurry up....'i' haven't got all DAY...!!!!...///..LOL....