Brits over the age of 60 have enjoyed getting their NHS-prescribed medicines at no cost for more than half a century.
However, a planned change to prescriptions proposed by Health Secretary Sajid Javid could see millions of older Brits forced to pay for their essential medication.
The change would peg the age at which people get free prescriptions to the State Pension age, which is currently 66 but set to rise even higher. This could mean that younger Brits could have to wait until they're 68 to claim free prescriptions.