I always used to get my Liothyronine loose and I moaned like anything when they put them in blister packs. Blister packs for liothyronine have been used for about 10 years in the uk. Maybe they are reverting to bottles to save money?
My pharmacist also has given me T3 in small plastic bottles. I think if they have quite a few customers they maybe are given them loose but it isn't useful if you have a reaction and you would have to ask the pharmacist for the batch No. so you could report it to the MHRA.
Hypo22, some pharmacies decant Liothyronine from the white tubs into childproof bottles. You can ask to be supplied the sealed white tubs in preference but I don't know whether they have to comply with your request.
You can, and should, insist the pharmacy identifies the batch no. on the brown bottle and they should also supply you a patient information leaflet.
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