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<blockquote data-quote="pollyr" data-source="post: 152136" data-attributes="member: 27547"><p>Hi Jopar, I did call the council first as they gave me the first (very large bin) some time ago, when I was only using lancets for blood testing. Since I am now on insulin I need a bin more often. Since that time, apparently, the council do not now collect or re-issue the bins and referred me to my GP surgery, they didnt at first want to take it and asked me to go to the chemist which I did. The Chemist didnt take them and referred me back to my GP surgery who then agreed to accept the bin and get me a new one. The item has now been added to my repeat prescription. My specialist diabetic nurse will visit me soon and I will ask him for his version.</p><p></p><p>Thanks everyone for your responses and help, its much appreciated.</p><p></p><p>Pollyr</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pollyr, post: 152136, member: 27547"] Hi Jopar, I did call the council first as they gave me the first (very large bin) some time ago, when I was only using lancets for blood testing. Since I am now on insulin I need a bin more often. Since that time, apparently, the council do not now collect or re-issue the bins and referred me to my GP surgery, they didnt at first want to take it and asked me to go to the chemist which I did. The Chemist didnt take them and referred me back to my GP surgery who then agreed to accept the bin and get me a new one. The item has now been added to my repeat prescription. My specialist diabetic nurse will visit me soon and I will ask him for his version. Thanks everyone for your responses and help, its much appreciated. Pollyr [/QUOTE]
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