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I’m moving to the UK on a Working Holidaymaker visa. Since I can’t get on the NHS, how much will my meds cost?


Catenabi asked:


I am a Type 2 diabetic and take the following medication:

- Novorapid (fast-acting inulin)

- NPH (intermediate insulin)

- Glucophage (metformin)

- Synthroid (for hypothyroidism)

- Needles for insulin pens, diabetic testing strips, etc.

I would just like to get an idea of how much I’ll have to spend on my medication each month so I can sort out my budget.

Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks!

ZIVEN

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