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fluffnutter

Azari wrote: »

Can you explain why you say that?

See above Azari. I completely misread your post. I have deleted my ridiculous comment (although it remains in quotes of course).

barbiedoll

fluffnutter wrote: »

You mean to say that pharmacies file scripts for animals??? OMG! I'll probably end up with worming tablets or something for a glossy coat next time I go in.

No! :rotfl::rotfl:

He was a regular customer and we were chatting about his poorly dog, who had been diagnosed with arthritis!

BlueAngelCV

spugzbunny wrote: »

What annoys me is the fact that I have chronic asthma and take 3 different meds for it and have to pay for it. Why are epilepsy and diabetes meds free and asthma not??

And birth control is free but anti-depressants aren't.

loztiggy

I read that health officials have admitted that the conditions that qualify for free scripts should be updated, I was once in a situation where money was so tight I had to go without inhalers, had I suffered a serious attack it would have cost the NHS over a years worth of inhalers just to send an ambulance. However, I was quite lucky as when my father realised he bought me a prepay certificate, which saves so much money if you get a lot of items.