Incontinence Supplies UK vs US or other places

Hello there. To answer your question, there is no restriction on the amount of supplies one can order, though questions might be asked if you order the most expensive and deluxe product available. The fact is if it's suitable for your needs, then you are likely to get it. My prescription is quite huge. I've never been questioned about what I order. We have what is called a "repeat prescription list". The medications and supplies you need are on repeat. You simply go online and tick the box of the supply you need, whether it is medication or equipment such as leg bags, night bags, catheters, colostomy stuff. The prescription is automatically relayed to your chemist and it is then delivered to your door in just a few days. It's all automated and very convenient. I don't want to give the impression that we have a health utopia here. The NHS is straining at the seams. It costs billions a year. With open borders across Europe, and many semi-impoverished Europeans flooding into the country, the NHS can hardly cope. Not only is it affecting our health service but it's also affecting our schools, housing and social fabric of the country. I guess it gets very political when you boil it down. But to get back to the original premise, we are pretty much free to order what we need. However, prescriptions are means tested. That is to say if you have an income above a certain figure, assuming you are at work that is, then you have to pay a fixed sum for your prescription. Generally, though, people with spinal injuries on average or low incomes, and particularly those not working, receive their prescriptions free of charge.