Henning Thybon

[LisaR]

I have been taking liothyronine sodium for several years. Could I safely and effectively take Henning for a while?

[helvella Administrator Thyroid UK]

Many people have swapped from one of the other liothyronine products to Thybon Henning - or back. Some feel there is a little difference but they are effectively interchangeable.

[jimh111]

Yes. I find it better than liothyronine sodium, it seems as effective but more gentle. I wonder if liothyronine hydrochloride (Thybon) has a better (slower) absorption rate.

[McPammy]

I prefer ThyBon Henning 20mcg to any other Liothyronine I’ve taken. Could be to do with being produced with hydrochloride rather than the rest from sodium.

[Gingernut44]

The only way to know is to try it. Some people prefer it. I personally can’t take it as I had an allergic reaction to it but I haven’t been able to find any T3 that I can tolerate yet but that’s just me, I’m a mess ☹️

[LindaC]

Does ThyBon Henning require a prescription in Germany? Thanks.

[Jow11 in reply to LindaC]

Yes, it does.

[LindaC in reply to Jow11]

Thank you - yeah, I'd kind of expected that. Even for those living there?

[Jow11 in reply to LindaC]

I believe so.

[LindaC in reply to Jow11]

Thanks again, the 'supply sources' are always... xox

[dizzy864]

Hi, I made the switch to thybon henning over two years ago. I had reservations about the different formulation. I was having problems with the brand I was taking. I think because it's strength varied with each batch but within legal tollerances. I could not cope with the constant variations. I am vegetarian and required a vegetarian tablet. My only option was a switch to Thybon Henning at that time.. I have had no problems at all with taking it. I am ultra sensitive to dose variations and mixers used. I have found that it is consistently the same strength which is absolutely essential to me. I had no trouble making the switch. I would not switch back!!

Good luck.