please would somebody tell me if there’s a pharmacy that supplies liothyronine 20mg tablets on NHS BUT NOT TEVE OR MORNINGSIDE please private message me if this is not allowed thank u
cezza: please would somebody tell me if there’s a... - Thyroid UK
cezza
You can discuss pharmacies on forum so long as they require a prescription.
The tablets will be 20 micrograms (mcg) not milligrams (mg).
My medicines documents show all liothyronine tablets that are authorised in the UK.
Also shows that there is one make of capsules - Roma.
(They do not identify which pharmacies will supply. But useful to know what is possible.)
helvella's medicines documents (UK and Rest of the World) can be found here:
helvella - Thyroid Hormone Medicines
helvella has created, and tries to maintain, documents containing details of all thyroid hormone medicines in the UK and, in less detail, many others around the world.
This link takes you to a page which has direct links to the documents from Dropbox and Google Drive, and QR codes to make it easy to access from phones.
The UK document contains up-to-date versions of the Summary Matrix for tablets, oral solutions and liothyronine available in the UK.
I was prescribed 20mcg Roma but, for me, I had awful side effects with even half a dose (massive spike in anxiety levels). What side effects have you experienced with Teva/ Morningside?
Cezza, can you share your most recent thyroid results with us for TSH, FT3 and FT4 as I notice that you haven’t posted for a long time.
My blood work 11/sept 2023
TSH LEVEL 0.18mlu/L range 0.27-4.2
Ferritin level 42 range 30-150
Serum c reactive 1 range < 7
Serum urea 4.8mmol/L range 2.5 - 7.8
Sodium level 140 range 133-146
Potassium level 4.7mmol/L range 3.5-5.3
GFR 56ml/min/1.73.m2
25 April 2023
TSH LEVEL 0.37m/u/L range 0.27-4.2
B12 level 270ng/L range 130-800
I haven’t posted on here since my last hiccup with my medication which was the same problem & was advised by u guys to go to an independent pharmacy but here we are again I run out of medication tomorrow 1st thing & due to other comments I have found about her pharmacy & requested to have medication moved to them but I have to wait 72 hours which means I’m going to have no medication tomorrow until the weekend if I’m lucky this was after my gp to me to source my nhs prescription myself yesterday!!!
Mercury Pharma is the other 20mcg tablet available on NHS
And Sigmapharm/Viatris!
20mcg?
Thought they were 5mcg ?
The UK+Ireland product Marketing Authorisations for Liothyronine Sodium Tablets were granted in the UK on 17 December 2021.
Public Assessment Report
National Procedure
Liothyronine Sodium 5 micrograms Tablets
Liothyronine Sodium 20 micrograms Tablets
liothyronine sodium
PL 50888/0001-0002
Sigmapharm Laboratories International, Limited
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And Sigma are lactose free?
Yes. But some may not appreciate their containing mannitol.
6. Contents of the pack and other
information
What Liothyronine Sodium Tablets
contain:
• The active substance is liothyronine
sodium 5 micrograms and
20 micrograms.
• The other ingredients are: calcium
sulfate dihydrate, corn starch, gelatin,
magnesium stearate and mannitol
I think this is the one I have just found in a local pharmacy thank u so much the only thing is I don’t know anything about it xx
Gp is refusing to put a named brand on my Nhs prescription so I haven’t been able to source that one & it’s the best one for me xx