i do not order between december and february. that is my own rule after a january parcel arrived warm and soft
#anz 2025-12-19
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Highlights from this day
- ten_of_ten — nz members have consistently reported worse availability and higher prices than australia. that is anecdote, but it is repeated anecdote, not advice obviously 21:26
- cagri_curious — what does a pharmacist in australia say if you just ask about supply 21:51
- cagri_curious — anyone tested a vial after a summer transit down here nz members have consistently reported worse availability and higher prices than australia. that is anecdote, but… 22:02
- stack_sceptic — right so several members lost their compounded supply with roughly two months notice. that is the reported experience, not a rule i can quote at you 22:07
- rezept_rolf — ok so the members who were on a compounded version mostly moved to the branded product and paid more, from what i saw 22:10
*that should say weekly
pbs is diabetes only afaik
as far as i understood it a year ago, the pbs listing covered the diabetes indication and not weight management, and that split catches people out
nz members have consistently reported worse availability and higher prices than australia. that is anecdote, but it is repeated anecdote, not advice obviously
a parcel of mine sat in a queensland depot for 3 days in summer, and it tested fine afterwards, which surprised me, from memory
a member in perth and a member in melbourne reported completely different transit times on the same supplier in the same month
how bad is the heat problem in january really
pharmac hasnt funded it
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check thats still true
what does a pharmacist in australia say if you just ask about supply
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anyone tested a vial after a summer transit down here
nz members have consistently reported worse availability and higher prices than australia. that is anecdote, but it is repeated anecdote
sorry to jump in the honest summary for australia is that the rules changed under people mid treatment and the room is still sore about it
genuine question an nz member put their monthly cost at roughly 500 new zealand dollars in 2024. one person at one dose
sorry to jump in the last leg to a rural address is where it bakes. the depot and the van are hotter than the plane ever was
right so several members lost their compounded supply with roughly two months notice. that is the reported experience, not a rule i can quote at you
i was wrong about the compounding change taking effect immediately, it was phased, and i had told three people otherwise
ok so the members who were on a compounded version mostly moved to the branded product and paid more, from what i saw
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is there any reimbursement in nz at all or is it fully private