Organ transplant patients should not have to pay for their prescriptions because these medications are essential for their survival and quality of life. Immunosuppressive drugs, which prevent the body from rejecting the transplanted organ, and other supporting drugs, must be taken consistently and for life. Without them, patients risk losing their transplant, which would lead to serious health complications, additional surgeries, or even death. These medications are not optional, and can place a significant financial burden on patients who are already dealing with the physical and emotional stress of their condition. Ensuring access to these life-saving medications without financial strain can improve outcomes and reduce the long-term healthcare costs associated with complications from rejection or organ failure. Make solid organ transplant patients exempt from paying prescriptions in England.