I was prescribed amoxicillin earlier for my 2 year old who has quite a nasty ear infection. It seems to be out of stock nearly everywhere - I eventually managed to get the last bottle in one pharmacy (of course the furthest one from my house!) having called around 12 pharmacies in the town I live in. Pharmacists were saying not only is it out of stock, they can't even order it as suppliers don't have it. So basically if I hadn't found one left in stock I wouldn't have been able to get it, and would have had to go back to my GP tomorrow to get something different. One pharmacist mentioned this is a national issue.
This seems really worrying to me - it must be one of the most common childhood prescriptions and given how poorly my DS is I would have been really upset to have to wait until tomorrow. Is this because GPs are prescribing more for sore throats as a precaution with all the Strep A concerns? Or another Brexit related issue?
Hope everyone out there with poorly little ones is able to get some, or a good alternative.