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Contour test strips.
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Welcome to the forum @jtosh
Yes unfortunately the ‘chain of custody’ rules are quite strict, and you can‘t generally return prescribed medicines once they have left the pharmacy - in case they have been tampered with, or whatever.
If the ‘pay it forward’ groups don't appeal, you could consider IDDT, a charity who redistributes in-date diabetes medicines etc to developing countries
www.iddt.org
(though you would have to hang on to them until covid19 settles down!)
Yes unfortunately the ‘chain of custody’ rules are quite strict, and you can‘t generally return prescribed medicines once they have left the pharmacy - in case they have been tampered with, or whatever.
If the ‘pay it forward’ groups don't appeal, you could consider IDDT, a charity who redistributes in-date diabetes medicines etc to developing countries
Suspension of donations of unwanted, in-date insulin and other diabetes supplies - IDDT
We are always very grateful for the donations of unwanted, in-date and unused insulin and other diabetes supplies, such as needles, lancets and test strips. This continues to be a...
www.iddt.org
Welcome to the forum @jtosh
Yes unfortunately the ‘chain of custody’ rules are quite strict, and you can‘t generally return prescribed medicines once they have left the pharmacy - in case they have been tampered with, or whatever.
If the ‘pay it forward’ groups don't appeal, you could consider IDDT, a charity who redistributes in-date diabetes medicines etc to developing countries
(though you would have to hang on to them until covid19 settles down!)Suspension of donations of unwanted, in-date insulin and other diabetes supplies - IDDT
We are always very grateful for the donations of unwanted, in-date and unused insulin and other diabetes supplies, such as needles, lancets and test strips. This continues to be a...
SB2015
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You have already had any advice I would have given you, so I will just add my welcome to the forum.
A good place for any questions that you.
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Glad to have helped. As I say, you’ll have to hold onto them for a while as they aren’t collecting during coronavirus.
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