Hi, has been a while since I have posted. Intermittently (probably 2 or 3 times a year) the pharmacy I normally use round the corner (part of a larger chain) tells me they cannot get the Morningside Liothyronine. On these occasions I ask them to put the the prescription "back on the spine" and contact a fantastic independent pharmacy a couple of hundred miles away who have always been able to fulfil the prescription and who without any extra charge post the prescription out to me. (Many thanks to the person on this forum who recommended the pharmacy in question.) That pharmacy too has now been struggling to source the Liothyronine for the last couple of weeks. They have been trying on a daily basis but cannot get hold of it.
Have just rung Morningside direct to see what is going on/make them aware of the issue. Not the first time I have done this and interestingly, on this occasion, was told that members of the public cannot now speak to the sales team directly. Was, however, given the number of Morningside Healthcare (apparently just down the road from Morningside Pharmaceuticals) and had to leave details of the issue with someone who could not answer my question directly but said they would investigate the issue with sales and get back to me. As soon as there is a middle man, I think there is room for slippage/misunderstandings.....
Two things:
1) Is anyone else experiencing problems sourcing Morningside Liothryonine at the moment? (Noticed another recent post where someone said they are struggling to get Teva Liothyronine.)
2) I will report back when I hear from Morningside.
Oh, and it has been suggested to me in the past that I ask my GP to specify Morningside on the prescription. The thing is:
1) I am reluctant to do this as I try to fly below the radar Liothryonine-wise as far as my GP is concerned. I am so fortunate that I still get this on the NHS, but do expect the plug may be pulled any time, so don't want to make waves/open up any sort of discussion about the Liothyronine with my GP unless I really have to- if that makes sense! I just put in my repeat prescription and cross my fingers.
2) IF there are supply chain issues, the fact it is written on the prescription won't make much odds anyway will it??