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Old Oct 16th 2016, 9:03 am
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
But the charge is unrelated to the price of the medicines, i.e. a flat rate.

I don't know the rate because I'm a wrinkly.
Did you make up that description?! I love it! I am a very wrinkly!
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Old Oct 16th 2016, 10:19 am
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Originally Posted by Editha
The current rate is £8.40 per item, or £29.10 for a three month prepayment certificate, which will cover you for all prescriptions in the three month period. The maximum that anyone need spend in a year, therefore, is £116.40
There's also a 12 month prepaid certificate for 104 pounds, which again covers all prescriptions needed for that year.
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Did you make up that description?! I love it! I am a very wrinkly!
No I didn't make it up, but I like it too.

wrinkly Meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary
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