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#uk-ireland 2026-02-08
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Highlights from this day
- no_appetite_nia — slightly off topic but the honest position on uk policy is that it moved four times in the two years i have been paying attention, anyway 19:44
- VialBot — New independent result logged — Homopeptide, lot F-1330, purity 99.2% (Medutest). 19:48
- belfast_bac — scotland ran a different process from england when i looked into it, and a member there reported a shorter wait, take that with a pinch of salt 20:37
unlicensed isnt illegal
is a private prescription transferable between pharmacies
slightly off topic but the honest position on uk policy is that it moved four times in the two years i have been paying attention, anyway
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ni has its own rules
New independent result logged — Homopeptide, lot F-1330, purity 99.2% (Medutest).
whats the position on driving, is there anything anyone had to declare
nobody here can tell you what your gp will do. the variation between practices is the whole story in england
*Medutest not the other one
check, dont trust me
snapshot not fact
ireland runs its own reimbursement system and as best i understood it a year ago the picture there was less generous than people expect
coming back after 7 months, is the nhs picture any better
scotland ran a different process from england when i looked into it, and a member there reported a shorter wait, take that with a pinch of salt
whats the cheapest legitimate private route people have found in the uk
is the irish price genuinely higher or is that a currency thing
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 moved from private to nhs and the handover was messy. one experience in one area, nothing more than that
anyone moved from a private clinic to nhs or the other way round
does the two year wait figure people quote come from anywhere real
anyone in scotland or wales finding it different from england
that was last year