Hello, hope you are all doing well ... my local chemist/pharmacy is possibly the worst in the universe, every time I collect my prescription, I have to ask them to correct the brand or the amount or something. Even though it’s actually noted on the system. I literally dread going in there. However... they have taken the biscuit this time, my 25mg tablets have an expired date of May 2018 .. I’ve had enough of their rubbish service and attitude (the list is too long to mention here) who can I make an official complaint too. They are taking the proverbial and should not be allowed to continue.
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This has happened to me before too. I would certainly make a complaint. It is known that levothyroxine deteriorates after its shelf life has expired so it could affect your health.
I don't want to worry anyone unduly, but I think there are some serious problems going on within the supply of many medications in this country at the moment, I don't think we are being told the whole story by our "honourable" members of Parliament, they are too scared of the repercussions of admitting we actually have a problem.
I have heard doctors saying they are worried about the supplies of drugs, but they are being told by the NHS not to comment to patients.
I fear that things are going to get even worse after October regardless of whether we get a deal or not.
Hi... it won’t be hard to prove it to them it has their sticker on the box with the date filled on it, and they have cut the first tablet off with the expiry date on the foil, to cover the fact .. also all my prescriptions go through them...but not for much longer 😐
That's very underhand, but as I said before I think there are lots of things going on behind the scenes that we are unaware of at the moment, good luck when you go back to get it changed.
If they are uncooperative maybe suggest you will air the story with the Daily Mail ( I wouldn't usually support this paper in any way !) they have had rather a lot of stories about thyroid problems recently.
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