Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: florriepeck on July 17, 2019, 02:06:16 PM
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Down to my last few weeks of these tablets now, and my pharmacy still doesn't have the 3 months supply owed to me ( and paid for!).
Wondering whether supplies have started moving again, and, if not, do I go back to GP for the same thing under a different name?
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Down to my last few weeks of these tablets now, and my pharmacy still doesn't have the 3 months supply owed to me ( and paid for!).
Wondering whether supplies have started moving again, and, if not, do I go back to GP for the same thing under a different name?
I don't know about the availability of Elleste Duet but have you asked at other local pharmacies just in case?
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Interesting article on HRT shortages https://inews.co.uk/opinion/comment/hormone-replacement-therapy-uk-shortage-women/
BeaR.
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I've asked at other local pharmacies, with no luck; I could widen my search and phone round.
My original pharmacy has the prescription, so I would have to get a new one: don't know if one pharmacy borrows from another, if I could source a supply.
If not, they should refund my prescription fee, really: I paid £18 and have received only £9 worth of medication, having waited for the outstanding amount for 3 months now.
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My local pharmacy will try to get something from another one if short so i would enquire as to if this can be done,or can you get your prescription back
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Got my Elleste Duet 2mg 3 month outstanding supply!
Following advice on here, I phoned round local pharmacies, and found a branch which had a pack in stock: they agreed to loan it to my original pharmacy.
Thanks, everyone.
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Good news. always worth asking,glad you have got sorted
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Got my Elleste Duet 2mg 3 month outstanding supply!
Following advice on here, I phoned round local pharmacies, and found a branch which had a pack in stock: they agreed to loan it to my original pharmacy.
Thanks, everyone.
Glad that you have it but a bit surprised at the idea that one pharmacy would 'loan' to the other. I had thought that perhaps the original pharmacy would refund your payment and let you take the prescription back to give to the other one.
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Katejo, it turned out that the pharmacy with stock was run by the same company as my original one.
They're only along the road from each other, so I don't know why they don't communicate with each other if there's supply problems with medications.