Roseway labs appointment

[Cassav]

Hi all,

I just wanted to post about my positive experience with roseway labs. The pharmacist prescriber asked if my antibodies had been tested and I said yes. She said that she could see from my results that I have a conversion problem. I explained that I wanted to increase my T3 levels without the horrible insomnia that may be due to high t4 and to resolve other symptoms. She advised starting with 5mcg and then increasing by another 5mcg and retesting in 3 months. And then she sent the prescription link within 10 mins. Just tagging you J972 😊.

[SarahJane1471]

Great news 🙌

[J972]

That’s super Cassav, here’s hoping it does the trick. Thanks for the tag, ‘ppreciate it 🙌🏼

[Cassav in reply to J972]

Yes, me too! You're very welcome 😊

[Marz]

.... and the cost was ? Glad you had a positive outcome 🌻

[Cassav in reply to Marz]

£55 for the initial consultation (follow ups are £30) and £60 for 100 20mcg tablets of thybon henning. They have different postage options; I paid £10 for next day postage because I'm impatient 😅!

[Marz in reply to Cassav]

Thank you ! With recent posts here about T3 -testing/prescriptions being unavailable and more, the outlook is gloomy for those of us unable to pay. I am T3 only and currently buy on-line. I am fearful of the future as I have heard mention of non prescription meds purchased on-line being restricted.

Am afraid politics and health have become intertwined. We are being pushed slowly towards private medicine it seems....time for some honesty perhaps ? 🌻

[Sparklingsunshine in reply to Cassav]

You might save yourself some pennies next time 😁 I use Roseway for low dose Naltrexone for Fibromyalgia, I ordered it on Tuesday, it arrived yesterday, postage was free. They are very efficient.

[gabkad in reply to Sparklingsunshine]

Does it help? How many milligrams naltrexone do you take?

[Sparklingsunshine in reply to gabkad]

4.5ml capsule at night. I started off very low on liquid, 0.5ml then gradually titrated up over several months. I now take capsules as they are cheaper than the liquid. Yes I've found it helpful. I cant get on with any of the usual Fibro meds.

[Cassav in reply to Sparklingsunshine]

Thanks, I'll opt for the free postage next time if it only takes 2 days!😄

[Calceolaria in reply to Sparklingsunshine]

Are you monitored for that medicine?

[Sparklingsunshine in reply to Calceolaria]

Monitored in what way? I had regular phone consults in the first year when I was starting out. Now I'm stable on 4.5ml, the usual dose for Fibro, I only need to speak with the prescriber once yearly, unless I have any issues. She now leaves me enough repeats for that year.

[Calceolaria in reply to Sparklingsunshine]

Thanks. It’s just I was reading about it only the other day. GPs don’t prescribe it do they? That’s why I was asking.

[Sparklingsunshine in reply to Calceolaria]

No its not licenced in the UK, a shame really as its cheaper and has far less side effects than the usual raft of Fibro drugs. You can get it readily in the US for example.

[Mixteca in reply to Sparklingsunshine]

Do you need a prescription or GP letter to obtain that? I really want to try LDN.