Further to the discussion on my recent post, the costs as listed by the NHS seem relevant. So here they are!
If I have read it right, each 5 microgram Cytomel tablet costs £3.79. And the average prescription is for about 104 tablets - which suggests that for each doctor insisting they be prescribed in 112 tablet quantities, two prescribe in the 100 tablet quantities they come in.
I have just ordered thybon henning 20 mcg 100tabs for £38 (and p&p). I think that make is the official brand for Germany. The price difference is incredible.
Well, well, well... looks as though someone is taking the NHS to the cleaners doesn't it? When is the NHS going to wake up??? The biggest risk to those of us who are doing well on this T3 is that the pharma company is just going to price this out of reach and we're just going to end up condemned to that f***ing Levothyroxine!!! Luckily I have a brother in Greece where a whole packet of 30x25mcg tablets costs less than one tablet over here! Puts it all into perspective, doesn't it?
I did read on another post that someone had gone to the pharmacy in France and bought one packet but I think the pharmacy must have thought they had just run out.
Hi Jaie,you mention Cynomel T3 from France is it the same as Cytomel T3 from the States.? At 3.01 euros x30 25 mcg tabs seems a lot cheaper than Cytomel from the US. Wish I could get it
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