Pharmacies Does anyone know how long it takes alternaleaf to sort out the first prescription.?

[James3210]

Does anyone know how long it takes Alternaleaf to sort out first prescription.?

 

[Lank72]

Hey, depends on when you are measuring from, but my wife is with them and it took less than 2 weeks from sign-up to first delivery

That was a while ago though and service levels can vary, especially this time of year

 

[Muiredach]

How long have you been waiting @James3210? Given it's a weekend straight after the bank holiday, I'd suspect Monday or Tuesday (29th/30th) will see you sorted.

 

[James3210]

How long have you been waiting @James3210? Given it's a weekend straight after the bank holiday, I'd suspect Monday or Tuesday (29th/30th) will see you sorted.

To be honest i have been waiting 2 weeks but was only last week that I had my second appointment got told my meds were being sent to Montu but haven't herd anything as of yet I have changed from CB1 Medical so it's switching clinics ..
Don't help its the xmas and new year season

 

[Muiredach]

They'll be open again on Monday so worth giving them a call to find out what's going on, Christmas probably did get in the way but waiting 2 weeks for your first script seems a little long these days - ordinarily new patients can receive their script within 3-5 days as far as I understand.

 

[PlanB]

I had my appointment with Doctor on Wednesday and got told to expect to hear in the next 4 days about Percription (that’s if everything goes ok with MDT) I don’t even know what that mean’s

 

[Muiredach]

MDT means "multi-disciplinary team", it's a clinical process needed for prescribing unlicensed medications – where your doctor's decision to prescribe is judged by peers/other medical professionals. Effectively it's a safe-guarding mechanism for prescribing.

https://medbud.wiki/guides/patients-joining/first-prescription/

All new patients go through it, I wouldn't worry.

 

[PlanB]

MDT means "multi-disciplinary team", it's a process unlicensed medications need to go through, where your doctor's decision to prescribe you is judged by other medical professionals. Effectively it's a safe-guarding mechanism for prescribing.

https://medbud.wiki/guides/patients-joining/first-prescription/

All new patients go through it, I wouldn't worry.

Thank you for explaining that for me also comforting knowing it’s nothing to worry about