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Just putting some information out there which some of you may find useful.


I recently enquired about malaria tablets as I will soon be needing them for my vacation.


I understand malloff is the most expensive on the market which many pharmacies are selling.


I enquired at my gp about the best way to go about getting the tablets.


I require mefloquine for my vacation, for which I can get a private prescription for from my surgery.


I enquired in 4 different pharmacies how much it would cost for 14 mefloquine.


Sainsburys quoted me ?38.15

The pharmacy attached to the lister in Peckham, Peckham Road, quoted me ?39.15

Morrisons in Peckham quoted me ?30.43

Boots Peckham quoted me in excess of ?50 (I can't remember exactly how much they said!)


These were all a lot cheaper than malloff which many pharmacies sell over the counter.



This is just a FYI post to let you know if you didn't already....


Hope it will be useful for you.

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