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Liquid Form T3 available in UK

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Does anyone know of a liquid T3 that is available un UK please ? If so,

grateful for Brand name any info you can give. Much appreciated.

I believe there is one manufactured in Italy but I don't believe it's

exported.

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No - there is not. You can see all UK and several non-UK thyroid hormone products here:

thyroiduk.org.uk/tuk/treatm...

If a doctor would issue a prescription, a pharmacy might be able to get it. But they might not be able to.

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QUE6T-33 in reply tohelvella

Ok thanks

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you can liquefy anything by adding water to crushed tablets..i think.

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QUE6T-33 in reply tofaith63

Yes, your right. But I was hopeful there might be a pure liquid form

as available in Italy. Unfortunately, I don't think you can get it here.

But your a gem for your idea. Thank you x

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faith63 in reply toQUE6T-33

I am glad i could help. The other way is to go to a Compounding Pharmacy, but you would need a prescription for that, i would think.

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QUE6T-33 in reply tofaith63

Yes, it might come to that.....

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faith63 in reply toQUE6T-33

may i ask why you need a liquid?

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helvellaAdministrator in reply tofaith63

Although that is a documented approach for levothyroxine, it is very important to realise that it doesn't work for everything. There are many medicines which have to be given some form of protection. This is sometimes to prevent the active ingredient from being degraded in the mouth, gullet or stomach, sometimes to protect those same body parts from the effects of the medicine, etc. Whatever the actual problem, it can result in very uneven dosing.

Some medicines do not mix with water which would also limit the usefulness of the approach.

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faith63 in reply tohelvella

I just said adding water liquifies pills..I would assume that before this person tries this, that they would do some research. The dose will not be totally even..one dose to the next, when in water. But maybe when mixed with proper things, that the pharmacy would have for this purpose. I open my ldn capsules and mix with 1 cup water, shaking it before drinking 1/4 cup..this gives me the proper dose.

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QUE6T-33

It's the inactive ingredients that pack the tablets that are a problem. The

liquid firm made in Italy appears to be far purer.

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faith63 in reply toQUE6T-33

Everything has some kind of filler and without them, would be too strong to take. Maybe you can find another brand with different filler. It just takes a lot of research!! That's all i do any more, really.

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QUE6T-33

Yes, your right. I've been doing nothing but past few days ! If you find

something let me know. Thanks

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Pinktijen

Did you ever have any joy? I spoke to Country Health and they said they can get liquid. They have it made but very expensive. I need some myslef.

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