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c/glp1eu·posted 1 year ago by u/meera_oyelaran

the prescription thing finally clicked for me and I want to write it down

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Something I keep coming back to: the prescription thing finally clicked for me and I want to write it down.

Read the published reimbursement criteria where I live rather than asking. Took twenty minutes and answered everything.

A supply notice in one member state made the front page here and had no effect at all where I am.

The variation between pharmacies inside my own country was larger than the variation I had been chasing across the border.

Screenshot none of this. Read the whole thread, including the parts where I am told I am wrong.

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u/renal_outcomes_rnephro-curious60 points·1 year ago·edited

Marketing authorisation is granted centrally for these products; reimbursement, pricing and prescribing criteria are national competences. Those are decided by different bodies with different processes.

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u/ahmed_rasmussen24 points·1 year ago·edited

Asked in my own language at a local pharmacy and got a clearer answer in five minutes than a fortnight of forum reading.

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u/chidi_demir19 points·1 year ago

That shortage notice was national and does not apply where the question is coming from.

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u/viktor_nkemelu42 points·1 year ago

I would not treat one pharmacy’s quote as a national price. The variation within a country is often larger than between them.

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u/meera_oyelaranOP31 points·1 year ago

reimbursement is national, not European, and that is the whole board

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u/kaplan_meier_kim14 points·1 year ago

reimbursement is national, not European, and that is the whole board

Agreed — and normalising pack size before comparing prices is the fix for half these threads.

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u/ignacio_vanhecke17 points·1 year ago

cross-border prescription rules exist and they are narrower than people think

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u/camila_marchand19 points·1 year ago

This. The published reimbursement criteria are the document to read, and most member states do publish them.

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u/nordic_pricing6 points·1 year ago

That is an authorisation question and you have answered a reimbursement one. They are decided by different bodies.

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u/nordic_pricing20 points·1 year ago

Yes — keep both the prescription and the receipt. Claims processes ask for both and never at a convenient moment.

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u/line_bergstrom4 points·1 year ago·edited

Assumed a prescription would be honoured across the border. It was not, and the rules are clear once you actually read them.

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u/noor_ivaturi-24 points·1 year ago

EU-wide advice is almost always wrong somewhere

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