prices have moved since
#uk-ireland 2026-05-28
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- nhs_pathway_nell — i rang eleven pharmacies and the twelfth had it. that was one winter, and it is not a strategy 14:48
- fake_tracking — what does unlicensed actually mean when the mhra uses the word 15:54
- site_itch — unlicensed in mhra terms means there is no uk marketing authorisation for that product. it is not the same as illegal and it is not the same as approved 18:06
an irish member told me their out of pocket cost was noticeably higher than the uk equivalent when they compared in 2024
i rang eleven pharmacies and the twelfth had it. that was one winter, and it is not a strategy
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does anyone know whether the shortage list is public
mine was 18 months
anyone had a parcel stopped by border force and what actually happened next
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member reported only
nhs_pathway_nelli rang eleven pharmacies and the twelfth had it. that was one winter, and it is not a…
what does unlicensed actually mean when the mhra uses the word
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update from 15 months ago: my clinic price went up by £72 and the supply steadied in the same month
the seizure letters members have had here have been letters and nothing else, but that is our sample rather than a guarantee
right so how much do the online clinics actually check
unlicensed in mhra terms means there is no uk marketing authorisation for that product. it is not the same as illegal and it is not the same as approved
the mhra publishes supply notices. whether your pharmacy has read them is an entirely separate matter
just a letter
northern ireland has two sets of rules doesnt it, how does that work in practice