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Get Your Free Vitamin D
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If you are vulnerable, here is the free link to get vitamin D.
https:/ /www.nh s.uk/co ndition s/coron avirus- covid-1 9/peopl e-at-hi gher-ri sk/get- vitamin -d-supp lements /
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"You can use this service if all of these apply:
you have received a letter from the NHS or the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) saying you're at high risk from coronavirus
you're aged 18 or over
you live in England
When you apply, we will check you're on the shielded patients list of people at high risk from coronavirus. If you have received a letter about this, you're on the list.
We'll share your name and address with a partner provider working with DHSC and they will send you 4 months' supply of supplements from January 2021.
You can make 1 application for vitamin D supplements. You need to apply before 4 January 2021."
"You can use this service if all of these apply:
you have received a letter from the NHS or the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) saying you're at high risk from coronavirus
you're aged 18 or over
you live in England
When you apply, we will check you're on the shielded patients list of people at high risk from coronavirus. If you have received a letter about this, you're on the list.
We'll share your name and address with a partner provider working with DHSC and they will send you 4 months' supply of supplements from January 2021.
You can make 1 application for vitamin D supplements. You need to apply before 4 January 2021."
This is madness - God alone knows what the admin costs are?
I can (and do) buy Vitamin D supplements from Aldi which (at two per day instead of 1) give me the high dose recommended for old gits of 50mcg of Vitamin D per day - at a cost of under 2p per day.
That's around 50p per month - £2 for a whole winter.
I'd bet on it costing more like £20 - £30 per head when the NHS supplies it - shocking waste of money.
I can (and do) buy Vitamin D supplements from Aldi which (at two per day instead of 1) give me the high dose recommended for old gits of 50mcg of Vitamin D per day - at a cost of under 2p per day.
That's around 50p per month - £2 for a whole winter.
I'd bet on it costing more like £20 - £30 per head when the NHS supplies it - shocking waste of money.
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