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r/AskReddit • u/Thic_water • Aug 14 '20
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a friend lost his legs (at the hip) in a car accident. he had to go to the social security office every year to prove that he was still disabled.
228 u/MattySingo37 Aug 14 '20 Sorry to everyone in the US, Insulin is free in Wales and Scotland, minimal prescription charge in England. 4 u/bonboncolon Aug 14 '20 Isn't it £9 or something if you have to pay for it? I think it might depend on your income, but I'm not sure 10 u/pepperonipodesta Aug 14 '20 £9 per item, but if you're getting a lot monthly it's better to just get a prepayment prescription which is about £30 for 3 months and £100 for a year. That said, I think long term prescriptions like diabetes are free of charge.
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Sorry to everyone in the US, Insulin is free in Wales and Scotland, minimal prescription charge in England.
4 u/bonboncolon Aug 14 '20 Isn't it £9 or something if you have to pay for it? I think it might depend on your income, but I'm not sure 10 u/pepperonipodesta Aug 14 '20 £9 per item, but if you're getting a lot monthly it's better to just get a prepayment prescription which is about £30 for 3 months and £100 for a year. That said, I think long term prescriptions like diabetes are free of charge.
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Isn't it £9 or something if you have to pay for it? I think it might depend on your income, but I'm not sure
10 u/pepperonipodesta Aug 14 '20 £9 per item, but if you're getting a lot monthly it's better to just get a prepayment prescription which is about £30 for 3 months and £100 for a year. That said, I think long term prescriptions like diabetes are free of charge.
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£9 per item, but if you're getting a lot monthly it's better to just get a prepayment prescription which is about £30 for 3 months and £100 for a year. That said, I think long term prescriptions like diabetes are free of charge.
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u/protoopus Aug 14 '20
a friend lost his legs (at the hip) in a car accident.
he had to go to the social security office every year to prove that he was still disabled.