Re: Ebay Thiroyd & Thyroid-S quick & cheap.

[Guest guest]

Hey Val! Guess what, my order from them (Thyroid-S) arrived today as well, and they added 25% (150 tab instead of 120), too. Royal Mail, however, simply stuffed the letter through my mailbox even though it had a big red stamp on envelope saying 'signature required'.Are you only starting on Thiroyd or are you already on it? I'll hold off with using them (it was a panic buy as I first need to find out about my adrenal function and how to switch from Levo to NDT.Connie>> On 9th feb I ordered 90 x Thiroyd from surplus-thai on Ebay total £12.01 free postage. They arrived today 18th feb from Thailand beautifully packaged and protected in an airmail envelope and they sent me 120 not 90!! Chuffed and think I will try ordering another 90 and maybe they'll send me 120 again because they have them neatly packaged in airtight silver bags with sixty in each. Whatever they send me it is a bargain. They also sell Thyroid-S on ebay.> So far so good and I thoroughly recommend them......>

[Guest guest]

I ordered 120 Thiroyd tablets from their shop on Amazon.com on the 11th Feb 2012

and used the TPA link! Today (18th Feb 2012) I received my registered air mail

letter containing two sealed silver foil pouches in protective cardboard. You

first have to tear the top off a pouch and they are resealable. Each one is

labelled as containing 75 Thiroyd 60mg tablets, with a barcode and the following

information:

Lot# 1500032

Mfg Date: 16/Sep/11

Exp Date: 16/Sep/14

Barcode (same on both): 8852294150006

Formula Per Tablet: Thyroid Extract, 60mg

Indication: Thyroid deficiency

Dosage: 30-150mg or as directed by a physician. Not a weight loss product.

Store in a cool dark, dry place

A product of Thailand

The label has the Greater logo on it.

A US customs declaration was enclosed together with an Amazon.com order receipt.

I opened one pouch which contains lots of very tiny white tablets - have not

counted them.

The pouches seem to be vacuum sealed.

I did read somewhere that they are giving a few extra tablets with each order.

So apparently 150 received for an order of 120.

>

> On 9th feb I ordered 90 x Thiroyd from surplus-thai on Ebay total £12.01 free

postage.

[Guest guest]

Connie,

I was handed the envelope along with the other post today. The postwoman said

something about sorting the paperwork out when she got back. Must have

forgotten to bring the sheet/book for signatures on the round!

Colin

> Royal Mail, however, simply stuffed the letter through my mailbox even

> though it had a big red stamp on envelope saying 'signature required'.

[Guest guest]

>> I ordered 120 Thiroyd tablets from their shop on Amazon.com on the 11th Feb 2012 and used the TPA link! ... [snip]You show-off! Just kidding. I didn't know they offered the product on amazon ... Have you checked out their website Thyroid-S ? Only just found the included packaging slip with the link on it. They offer a 'subscription service' - looks like you can get the pills even cheaper (up to 35% it says) if you sign up for a recurring monthly subscription. Lots of info on site. Interesting though that your manufacturing date on your pouch says Sep 2011/14 - on the website it states their current batch is dated 11 July 11 (exp 11 July 2014) and that's what it says on my pouches.Connie

[Guest guest]

Hi am new here. Have been on levo for about 10 years. 2 kids later am even

fatter and have either fibroids or ovarian cysts (waiting for u/s appointment).

I am 'allowed' to be slightly over-medicated (200mcg, bloods towards hyper) as I

was such a state with pins and needles that I thought I had MS. I self-upped my

levo then went and confessed to my GP, who was good about it but did refer me to

an endo in Edinburgh. I was patronised out the door when I mentioned armour.

Ordered these today after getting myself in a huge tizz with reading, reading,

reading about what a mess the whole thyroid scandal is. I need to find out if I

can see Dr Peatfield or Dr kinner in Scotland at some point soon, until then I

will try this myself.

Thanks for the recommendation.

>

> On 9th feb I ordered 90 x Thiroyd from surplus-thai on Ebay total £12.01 free

postage. They arrived today 18th feb from Thailand beautifully packaged and

protected in an airmail envelope and they sent me 120 not 90!! Chuffed and think

I will try ordering another 90 and maybe they'll send me 120 again because they

have them neatly packaged in airtight silver bags with sixty in each. Whatever

they send me it is a bargain. They also sell Thyroid-S on ebay.

> So far so good and I thoroughly recommend them......

>

[Guest guest]

Connie,

I ordered Thiroyd. The dates on their website are only for Thyroid-S (from what

I recall). Both products are available on Ebay and Amazon.com. It is supposed

to be possible to buy either product via their website at member rates when

signed in. The other day I tried signing up but didn't as the sign up page for

giving an id and creating a password was not secure (no padlock sign).

Both products are on Amazon.com not Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com let me pay in

GBP. I saw there is a combination trial pack of 60 Thiroyd and 60 Thyroid-S for

$17.49 on Amazon.com as well.

Colin

> Interesting though that your manufacturing date on your pouch says Sep

> 2011/14 - on the website it states their current batch is dated 11 July

> 11 (exp 11 July 2014) and that's what it says on my pouches.

> Connie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I got some thyroid-s, I got 120 tablets sealed in 2 foil packets. I had to pay

tax though, slipped up and got the bigger pack when I should have bought the

cheaper one so paid £11 for tax and handling. It came very quickly. I haven't

taken any yet as they have just arrived this morning, but they look just like

the ones I have taken in the past and I found them to be very good. I intend to

take it starting with a quarter as I have been taking out of date pills and they

might be a bit stronger than I am used to.

I left a message on his facebook site about the tax in the

UK(www.facebook.com/ThyroidS)and he has sent me a message to ask about the tax

situation as he thought it would get through in a letter. I also asked if he

could put together a pack for the UK that had the most tablets he could for £15

and to charge the postage separately, as we don't pay tax on the postage. I

mentioned thyroid treatment and asked if he could give us a discount as we

are a group of 2,500 patients who don't like taking levothyroxine!

love Janet

[Guest guest]

Welcome to our Forum where I hope you get all the help and

support that you need.

Are you 100% sure that the pins and needles are not being caused

because you could be low in that very essential vitamin B12.

You shouldn't be starting with natural thyroid extract until you

have checked that your levels of iron, transferrin saturation%, ferritin,

vitamin B12, vitamin D3, magnesium, folate, coppe3r and zinc are showing a correct

level within the reference range. No amount of thyroid hormone, either

synthetic, natural or your own, can be fully utilised at the cellular level

until whatever is low has been supplemented. Please ask your GP to check these

as soon as possible and let us know the results so we can help with their

interpretation.

See also in the FILES section - thyroid treatment/files/

in the 'All Natural Thyroid Extract' FOLDER, the document entitled 'How to Use

Natural Thyroid Extract'. Any questions, just shout!

Luv - Sheila

Hi am new here. Have been on levo for about 10

years. 2 kids later am even fatter and have either fibroids or ovarian cysts

(waiting for u/s appointment). I am 'allowed' to be slightly over-medicated

(200mcg, bloods towards hyper) as I was such a state with pins and needles that

I thought I had MS. I self-upped my levo then went and confessed to my GP, who

was good about it but did refer me to an endo in Edinburgh. I was patronised

out the door when I mentioned armour.

Ordered these today after getting myself in a huge tizz with reading, reading,

reading about what a mess the whole thyroid scandal is. I need to find out if I

can see Dr Peatfield or Dr kinner in Scotland at some point soon, until then I

will try this myself.

[Guest guest]

Hi Connie, It looks like they prepack these pills in certain numbers and didn't

think when they listed them on ebay. Or it could be a way to capture us.

Whatever they are even cheaper than 1drugstoreonline who I have been using for

the past year to buy my Thiroyd and I thought they were cheap. I find that loads

of things from abroad that are labelled " signature required " the postman never

asks for a signature.

Best of luck with your switchover....Val

>

> Hey Val! Guess what, my order from them (Thyroid-S) arrived today as

> well, and they added 25% (150 tab instead of 120), too.

> Royal Mail, however, simply stuffed the letter through my mailbox even

> though it had a big red stamp on envelope saying 'signature required'.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the welcome.

My pins and needles disappeared within 48 hours of upping my dose. I have always

suffered from bad circulation and can't have my hands or feet raised for more

than a few minutes.

I am due a thyroid blood test and will try to get it this week. I can't imagine

for a second that my GP will agree to any of those tests but I could give it a

shot. What reasons should I give for wanting them? I am scared to approach my GP

over natural thyroid as they always just roll their eyes.

I started reading through the files last night and will make sure I have had a

good look by the time the pills come.

>

> Welcome to our Forum where I hope you get all the help and support that you

> need.

[Guest guest]

We recommend

that all members should ask their GP or endocrinologist test the following to

see whether any of the results are returned low within the reference range.

This is because if low, thyroid hormone is unable to get into the cells, either

your own, or through thyroid hormone replacement. Should your GP or

endocrinologist tell you that there is no connection between these minerals or

vitamin levels and hypothyroidism, then copy the following links out to show

him/her. These links show just some of the fresearch that has been done to show

of the association. IGood luck!

Low iron/ferritin: Iron deficiency is

shown to significantly reduce T4 to T3 conversion, increase reverse T3 levels,

and block the thermogenic (metabolism boosting) properties of thyroid hormone

(1-4). Thus, iron deficiency, as indicated by an iron saturation below 25 or a

ferritin below 70, will result in diminished intracellular T3 levels.

Additionally, T4 should not be considered adequate thyroid replacement if iron

deficiency is present (1-4)).

1.

Dillman E, Gale C, Green W, et al. Hypothermia in iron

deficiency due to altered triiodithyroidine metabolism. Regulatory, Integrative

and Comparative Physiology 1980;239(5):377-R381.

2.

SM, PE, Lukaski HC. In vitro hepatic

thyroid hormone deiodination in iron-deficient rats: effect of dietary fat.

Life Sci 1993;53(8):603-9.

3.

Zimmermann MB, Köhrle J. The Impact of Iron and Selenium

Deficiencies on Iodine and Thyroid Metabolism: Biochemistry and Relevance to

Public Health. Thyroid 2002;12(10): 867-78.

4.

Beard J, tobin B, Green W. Evidence for Thyroid Hormone

Deficiency in Iron-Deficient Anemic Rats. J. Nutr. 1989;119:772-778.

Low

vitamin B12:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18655403

Low vitamin

D3: http://www.eje-online.org/cgi/content/abstract/113/3/329

and http://www.goodhormonehealth.com/VitaminD.pdf

Low

magnesium:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC292768/pdf/jcinvest00264-0105.pdf

Low

folate: http://www.clinchem.org/cgi/content/full/47/9/1738

and http://www.liebertonline.com/doi/abs/10.1089/thy.1999.9.1163

Low 

copper http://www.ithyroid.com/copper.htm

http://www.drlwilson.com/articles/copper_toxicity_syndrome.htm

http://www.ithyroid.com/copper.htm

http://www.rjpbcs.com/pdf/2011_2(2)/68.pdf

http://ajplegacy.physiology.org/content/171/3/652.extract

Low

zinc:http://www.istanbul.edu.tr/ffdbiyo/current4/07%20Iham%20AM%C4%B0R.pdf

and http://articles.webraydian.com/article1648-Role_of_Zinc_and_Copper_in_Effective_Thyroid_Function.html

My pins and needles disappeared within 48 hours of upping my dose. I have

always suffered from bad circulation and can't have my hands or feet raised for

more than a few minutes.

I am due a thyroid blood test and will try to get it this week. I can't imagine

for a second that my GP will agree to any of those tests but I could give it a

shot. What reasons should I give for wanting them? I am scared to approach my

GP over natural thyroid as they always just roll their eyes.

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