privat means you pay
#eu 2025-05-05
- peak_split — netherlands was reported in here at around 200 euros a month out of pocket a year or so ago, with conditions attached to any reimbursement, ask me again in a month 18:31
- fasting_insulin — poland came out cheapest of the four countries members compared about eighteen months ago 18:52
- VialBot — On this day 3 years ago this channel logged 87 messages. 19:46
- comment_fatigue — no local insurance means the pharmacy price, full stop, in every country a member has reported from 20:05
right so does a prescription from one eu country work in another
netherlands was reported in here at around 200 euros a month out of pocket a year or so ago, with conditions attached to any reimbursement, ask me again in a month
poland came out cheapest of the four countries members compared about eighteen months ago
update on the earlier thing is there anywhere in the eu where this is actually cheap
anyone in the netherlands able to say what theyre paying
a member in spain said their pharmacy price was lower than germany when they compared in 2024, and i cannot verify that
my last customs bill was about twenty two percent of declared value plus a fixed handling charge that hurt more than the tax did
ok so a prescription from one member state is meant to be recognised in another under the cross border rules. whether the pharmacist knows that is another matter
three working days
has anyone crossed a border specifically to buy it
nordic pricing genuinely was higher in every comparison i have seen here, and the incomes are higher too, which people forget
On this day 3 years ago this channel logged 87 messages.
cross border in theory
poland was cheapest
[edited]send both languages
vat on imports from outside the eu applied from a very low threshold when i last imported, and the carrier handling fee was bigger than the vat
no local insurance means the pharmacy price, full stop, in every country a member has reported from