RE: DHEA unopened available

[Guest guest]

Please note that in the UK all forms of DHEA are prescription-only medicines and therefore should not be advertised on this forum.   It is against the rules.

Lilian

On 15 May 2011 12:07, jo231499 <tachiebelle@...> wrote:

I have 100 tabs of Lab 5 mg sublingual DHEA tablets avaliable.  Still in a sealed canister. Use by date Nov 2012.  I am not able to take them myself anymore.  Please email me if interested.

 

[Guest guest]

I actually thought that DHEA was no longer classed as a

prescription only drug (in the same way that Melatonin is no longer a prescription

drug in the UK and you can buy it both here in the UK and from elsewhere. I

thought DHEA had been declassified as a dietary supplement, but need

confirmation about this.

Luv - Sheila

Please note that in the UK all forms of DHEA are

prescription-only medicines and therefore should not be advertised on this

forum. It is against the rules.

Lilian

On 15 May 2011 12:07, jo231499 <tachiebelle@...> wrote:

I have 100 tabs of

Lab 5 mg sublingual DHEA tablets avaliable. Still in a sealed canister.

Use by date Nov 2012. I am not able to take them myself anymore.

Please email me if interested.

[Guest guest]

You can buy it without prescription from Biovea (UK) without

prescription so it appears to be OK to advertise on the forum. http://www.biovea.net/(S(eij53jjaspojr4451r352wj5))/category_dispatch.aspx?CID=6

Luv - Sheila

I actually thought that DHEA was no

longer classed as a prescription only drug (in the same way that Melatonin is

no longer a prescription drug in the UK and you can buy it both here in the UK

and from elsewhere. I thought DHEA had been declassified as a dietary

supplement, but need confirmation about this.

Luv - Sheila

Please note that in

the UK all forms of DHEA are prescription-only medicines and therefore should

not be advertised on this forum. It is against the rules.

Lilian

On

15 May 2011 12:07, jo231499 <tachiebelle@...>

wrote:

I have 100 tabs of Lab 5 mg sublingual DHEA tablets avaliable.

Still in a sealed canister. Use by date Nov 2012. I am not able to take

them myself anymore. Please email me if interested.

[Guest guest]

This is what I readIn the UK all forms of DHEA are prescription-only medicines, and are only available from a pharmacy when you have been given a prescription by your doctor.

DHEA is classed as an ?unlicensed? medicine in the UK. It can be supplied by a pharmacy when you have a valid prescription, but the doctor and the pharmacy have a greater responsibility for the safety of the medicine.

If you have a private prescription, that means you have to pay for the full cost of the medicine and also any dispensing fee the pharmacist chooses to charge. Big differences can exist depending on where you take your prescription to be dispensed. This means that it is important for you to find the best price available to you.

The whole page is here: http://www.pharmacy2u.co.uk/static/healthcentre/hormonereplacement/dhea.aspx

This is in fact the pharmacy I used to get my private prescription for T3 and is quite reasonable in price compared to some others.

I think they should be up to date but I cannot see where it was last updated but I should think they would keep it up to date as they could lose sales if they don't.

I deleted the message on the website but unfortunately forgot to delete it in my reply and do not know how to edit my message

Lilian

On 15 May 2011 13:40, Sheila <sheila@...> wrote:

I actually thought that DHEA was no longer classed as a

prescription only drug (in the same way that Melatonin is no longer a prescription

drug in the UK and you can buy it both here in the UK and from elsewhere. I

thought DHEA had been declassified as a dietary supplement, but need

confirmation about this.

Luv - Sheila

 

Please note that in the UK all forms of DHEA are

prescription-only medicines and therefore should not be advertised on this

forum.   It is against the rules.

 

Lilian

 

 

On 15 May 2011 12:07, jo231499 <tachiebelle@...> wrote:

 

I have 100 tabs of

Lab 5 mg sublingual DHEA tablets avaliable.  Still in a sealed canister.

Use by date Nov 2012.  I am not able to take them myself anymore. 

Please email me if interested.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Things have changed Lilian, You can buy both Melatonin and DHEA

in the UK without the need of a NHS prescription. If you need these on a

regular basis, your GP can give you a prescription. However, for ANY thyroid hormone

replacement you need a NHS prescription to enable you to buy it in the UK, yet

you can buy it from Internet Pharmacies without a prescription. At one time,

you could not buy either Melatonin or DHEA in the UK, in fact, it was banned in

the UK, but that restriction has now been lifted, and you can buy it from

several UK pharmacies without having to provide a prescription anymore. http://www.biovea.net/(S(fbchzd4543jlr555nu25uril))/category_dispatch.aspx?CID=6

Luv - Sheila

This is what I read

In the UK all forms of DHEA are

prescription-only medicines, and are only available from a pharmacy when you

have been given a prescription by your doctor.

DHEA is

classed as an ?unlicensed? medicine in the UK. It can be supplied by a pharmacy

when you have a valid prescription, but the doctor and the pharmacy have a

greater responsibility for the safety of the medicine.

If you have

a private prescription, that means you have to pay for the full cost of the

medicine and also any dispensing fee the pharmacist chooses to charge. Big

differences can exist depending on where you take your prescription to be

dispensed. This means that it is important for you to find the best price

available to you.

The whole

page is here: http://www.pharmacy2u.co.uk/static/healthcentre/hormonereplacement/dhea.aspx

This is in

fact the pharmacy I used to get my private prescription for T3 and is quite

reasonable in price compared to some others.

I think they

should be up to date but I cannot see where it was last updated but I should

think they would keep it up to date as they could lose sales if they don't.

I deleted

the message on the website but unfortunately forgot to delete it in my reply

and do not know how to edit my message

Lilian

On 15 May 2011 13:40, Sheila <sheila@...> wrote:

I actually thought that DHEA was no

longer classed as a prescription only drug (in the same way that Melatonin is

no longer a prescription drug in the UK and you can buy it both here in the UK

and from elsewhere. I thought DHEA had been declassified as a dietary

supplement, but need confirmation about this.

Luv - Sheila

Please note that in the UK all forms of DHEA

are prescription-only medicines and therefore should not be advertised on this

forum. It is against the rules.

Lilian

On

15 May 2011 12:07, jo231499 <tachiebelle@...> wrote:

I have 100 tabs of Lab 5 mg sublingual DHEA tablets avaliable.

Still in a sealed canister. Use by date Nov 2012. I am not able to take

them myself anymore. Please email me if interested.

[Guest guest]

Does this mean that I can now go into a local chemist and ask for some Melatonin, or DHEA without providing a prescription? LilianOn 15 May 2011 18:51, Sheila <sheila@...> wrote:

Things have changed Lilian, You can buy both Melatonin and DHEA

in the UK without the need of a NHS prescription. If you need these on a

regular basis, your GP can give you a prescription. However, for ANY thyroid hormone

replacement you need a NHS prescription to enable you to buy it in the UK, yet

you can buy it from Internet Pharmacies without a prescription. At one time,

you could not buy either Melatonin or DHEA in the UK, in fact, it was banned in

the UK, but that restriction has now been lifted, and you can buy it from

several UK pharmacies without having to provide a prescription anymore. http://www.biovea.net/(S(fbchzd4543jlr555nu25uril))/category_dispatch.aspx?CID=6

Luv - Sheila

 

 

 

 

This is what I read

In the UK all forms of DHEA are

prescription-only medicines, and are only available from a pharmacy when you

have been given a prescription by your doctor.

DHEA is

classed as an ?unlicensed? medicine in the UK. It can be supplied by a pharmacy

when you have a valid prescription, but the doctor and the pharmacy have a

greater responsibility for the safety of the medicine.

If you have

a private prescription, that means you have to pay for the full cost of the

medicine and also any dispensing fee the pharmacist chooses to charge. Big

differences can exist depending on where you take your prescription to be

dispensed. This means that it is important for you to find the best price

available to you.

The whole

page is here: http://www.pharmacy2u.co.uk/static/healthcentre/hormonereplacement/dhea.aspx

This is in

fact the pharmacy I used to get my private prescription for T3 and is quite

reasonable in price compared to some others.

I think they

should be up to date but I cannot see where it was last updated but I should

think they would keep it up to date as they could lose sales if they don't.

I deleted

the message on the website but unfortunately forgot to delete it in my reply

and do not know how to edit my message

Lilian

 

 

On 15 May 2011 13:40, Sheila <sheila@...> wrote:

 

I actually thought that DHEA was no

longer classed as a prescription only drug (in the same way that Melatonin is

no longer a prescription drug in the UK and you can buy it both here in the UK

and from elsewhere. I thought DHEA had been declassified as a dietary

supplement, but need confirmation about this.

Luv - Sheila

 

Please note that in the UK all forms of DHEA

are prescription-only medicines and therefore should not be advertised on this

forum.   It is against the rules.

 

Lilian

 

 

On

15 May 2011 12:07, jo231499 <tachiebelle@...> wrote:

 

I have 100 tabs of Lab 5 mg sublingual DHEA tablets avaliable. 

Still in a sealed canister. Use by date Nov 2012.  I am not able to take

them myself anymore.  Please email me if interested.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Not sure, doubt it, but it would be worth asking. For them to

give it to you, they may request a NHS prescription, but you can buy it without

prescription from Internet Pharmacies in the UK - so if not, I don't know why

not. All a\ bit tricky.

Luv - Sheila

Does this mean that I can now go into a local chemist and ask for some

Melatonin, or DHEA without providing a prescription?

Things have changed Lilian, You can buy

both Melatonin and DHEA in the UK without the need of a NHS prescription. If

you need these on a regular basis, your GP can give you a prescription.

However, for ANY thyroid hormone replacement you need a NHS prescription to

enable you to buy it in the UK, yet you can buy it from Internet Pharmacies

without a prescription. At one time, you could not buy either Melatonin or DHEA

in the UK, in fact, it was banned in the UK, but that restriction has now been

lifted, and you can buy it from several UK pharmacies without having to provide

a prescription anymore. http://www.biovea.net/(S(fbchzd4543jlr555nu25uril))/category_dispatch.aspx?CID=6

Luv - Sheila

This is what I read

In the UK all forms of DHEA are prescription-only

medicines, and are only available from a pharmacy when you have been given a

prescription by your doctor.

DHEA is classed as an ?unlicensed? medicine

in the UK. It can be supplied by a pharmacy when you have a valid prescription,

but the doctor and the pharmacy have a greater responsibility for the safety of

the medicine.

If you have a private prescription, that

means you have to pay for the full cost of the medicine and also any dispensing

fee the pharmacist chooses to charge. Big differences can exist depending on

where you take your prescription to be dispensed. This means that it is

important for you to find the best price available to you.

The whole page is here: http://www.pharmacy2u.co.uk/static/healthcentre/hormonereplacement/dhea.aspx

This is in fact the pharmacy I used to get my

private prescription for T3 and is quite reasonable in price compared to some

others.

I think they should be up to date but I

cannot see where it was last updated but I should think they would keep it up

to date as they could lose sales if they don't.

I deleted the message on the website but

unfortunately forgot to delete it in my reply and do not know how to edit my

message

Lilian

On

15 May 2011 13:40, Sheila <sheila@...>

wrote:

I actually thought that DHEA was no

longer classed as a prescription only drug (in the same way that Melatonin is

no longer a prescription drug in the UK and you can buy it both here in the UK

and from elsewhere. I thought DHEA had been declassified as a dietary

supplement, but need confirmation about this.

Luv - Sheila

Please note that in the UK all forms of DHEA

are prescription-only medicines and therefore should not be advertised on this

forum. It is against the rules.

Lilian

On

15 May 2011 12:07, jo231499 <tachiebelle@...> wrote:

I have 100 tabs of Lab 5 mg sublingual DHEA tablets avaliable.

Still in a sealed canister. Use by date Nov 2012. I am not able to take

them myself anymore. Please email me if interested.