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Cheap strips on ebay - are sites like this part of the reason?
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If you follow the link I posted, the site is offering to buy any number of all makes of test strips off anyone as long as they have a use buy date of over a year - I suspect a % of them will then be resold by the purchser on ebay or other reseller sites
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From what I gather they are providing diabetic supplies to people in the states who can't afford medical insurance at a cost that is affordable. I don't see anything particularly reprehensible in that.
I find it very strange why you only get prescribed a tub of fifty strips. I get 2 x 50 tubs of strips in a sealed box here in Australia max of 200 at any one time.
These strips cost me $1.30 for the 100 box through the NDSS, I have just filled a new six monthly approval form for my GP to sign so I can get them for the next six months.
These strips cost me $1.30 for the 100 box through the NDSS, I have just filled a new six monthly approval form for my GP to sign so I can get them for the next six months.
Hi. I live in Australia too but even with my NDSS card I pay about $7 per container of 50. What form should i get from the GP and does this apply to any brand or are there restrictions? I am type 1.5
Many thanks, Leeanne
Many thanks, Leeanne
The reason I pay $1.30 for 100 strips is because of the
The form is for T2, so I do not know about 1.5, and are for any brand of strips. I get Accu-Chek Performa and Abbot Freestyle Lite strips.
https://static.diabetesaustralia.co...alia/14bee3f6-6933-45bc-8853-c7ef030586d2.pdf
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