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Home delivery of prescriptions

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I note that Diabetes UK recommends the Boots home delivery service for prescriptions. Boots have recently suspended home delivery for new patients due to capacity issues during the Coronavirus lockdown - as have several others. Pharmacy2U continues to accept new patients and in my experience has been excellent with delivery of both oral hypoglycaemic medicines and insulin.
 
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Pharmacy2U continues to accept new patients and in my experience has been excellent with delivery of both oral hypoglycaemic medicines and insulin.
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You must be very lucky then as the only comments I have heard about them are bargepole and don't touch placing the words in a sentence of your choice.
 
Why not try local pharmacy rather than big chain, most deliver prescriptions to home.
 
I have to say I find it more than a touch annoying now that Pete is absolutely locked down until mid/late June hence I don't want to go anywhere that could risk me bringing virus cells into the house - that we can't get anything delivered since we didn't need it before.
 
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