Pharmacy2U. Part 2

[clubby29]

The above company after failing to supply me any T3 other than Teva said they would notify my surgery and get an emergency supply ordered. Why they think my surgery should sort out their failings I don’t know, I called in to my surgery earlier and was told that they have heard nothing from them, perfect service. My surgery have now sorted my drugs out hopefully, while discussing T3 supply problems especially with Morningside allegedly, the head pharmacist laughed and said we would go broke if everyone wanted Morningside. She had a look at prices this week from their supplier and it was £65 a box more expensive than anything else. 😱😱

[A2C3]

I am having so many problems with this pharmacy for my t4 used to be Lloyds and they were brill and this one keeps sending me tevas even after my doc asking for accord! Not confident I will get this resolved soon if others are having issues?x

[Jaydee1507 Administrator]

I know it seems like a good idea to use a virtual pharmacy but communication can be an issue especially if they are out of stock of whichever brand you need.

I'd recommend trying a local independent pharmacy who have access to several wholesalers.

[clubby29 in reply to Jaydee1507]

Hi yea I’m the same as A2C3 perfectly reliable as Lloyds absolute S***e as Pharmacy2U. My point in part 1 of this saga was we are all on repeat prescription so they know what’s coming, shouldn’t be stock problems. My gp surgery are now dealing with it, new staff, better approach

[sparkly]

I use Springfield pharmacy (on thyroid uk list) for my Morningside t3. So far they've managed to fill the script but I do pay different amounts for postage. Last charge was over £18. I don't mind as long as I can get Morningside

[Brightness14]

You could try Tiromel buying it online. I do the cost is about £40 for 200 pills size 25mcg.

How much do you take now each day?