unlicensed isnt illegal
#uk-ireland 2025-06-15
- VialBot — Testing queue: 3 submissions open, 88 awaiting dispatch. 14:08
- bpc_sceptic — coming back to this i have never been asked for id at a pharmacy for this and other members here have, so it seems to be down to the individual pharmacist 15:25
- tenpence — everything in this channel about pricing is a snapshot. read any figure here as the month somebody typed it 15:53
the honest position on uk policy is that it moved four times in the two years i have been paying attention
member reported only
the pharmacy gap in my area lasted about six weeks when i went through it, and it was member reported as nationwide at the time
i would not repeat any of the nhs criteria as current fact, they were revised at least once since i last read them
*Janoshik not the other one
an irish member told me their out of pocket cost was noticeably higher than the uk equivalent when they compared in 2024
border force stopped a parcel of mine and sent a letter, and that was the whole of it. no follow up and no knock at the door
has anyone been asked for id at a pharmacy counter for this
[edited]unlicensed in mhra terms means there is no uk marketing authorisation for that product. it is not the same as illegal and it is not the same as approved
does the two year wait figure people quote come from anywhere real
scotland differs
wales was reported in here as slower to get started and steadier once you were in, and that was second hand
Testing queue: 3 submissions open, 88 awaiting dispatch.
check, dont trust me
coming back to this i have never been asked for id at a pharmacy for this and other members here have, so it seems to be down to the individual pharmacist
everything in this channel about pricing is a snapshot. read any figure here as the month somebody typed it
nobody here can tell you what your gp will do. the variation between practices is the whole story in england
quick one whats the position on driving, is there anything anyone had to declare