Jesus lads, 'tis looking like BREXIT!

[El Guapo]

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Generics so things like Paracetamol and ibuprofen mostly. There's more markup on convenience foods than these.

Biosimilars have more margin but incur a much higher capital investment as you need to file for equivalence at scale.

 

[Bonbon12]

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[How bad boy]

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Maybe you're not aware of how cheap generics are in the UK?
16 paracetamol or ibuprofen are generally about 40p for things like Tesco or Aldi own brand

 

[jams]

I kept having to convince Boots workers in Gatwick that I wasn’t trying to top myself when I’d be loading up on paracetamol.

 

[How bad boy]

I kept having to convince Boots workers in Gatwick that I wasn’t trying to top myself when I’d be loading up on paracetamol.

2 packs maximum.

Have regularly flown back with over a dozen packs, like the shittest drugs mule in the world.

 

[Meridian]

I kept having to convince Boots workers in Gatwick that I wasn’t trying to top myself when I’d be loading up on paracetamol.

All you had to say was that you were getting on a Ryanair flight, they would understand then.

 

[Jim Comic]

wtaf.... https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/...ook-image-launch-date-discovery-b1189073.html

 

[PROCNA2018]

I kept having to convince Boots workers in Gatwick that I wasn’t trying to top myself when I’d be loading up on paracetamol.

Had the same conversation about Nurofen Migraine .

 

[How bad boy]

The benefits keep rolling in:

Lords warn UK government not to jeopardize EU data status

As another government yet again seeks to reform UK GDPR, legislators say data must continue to flow

www.theregister.com

UK lawmakers have warned the government that if it doesn't continue to harmonize its post-Brexit data rules with the EU, the consequences could be dire.

A cross-party committee of the House of Lords – the UK's upper house – said businesses and organizations such as the NHS would be hit by "significant" extra costs and red tape if the UK loses the right to exchange citizens' personal data seamlessly with the EU.

After the Brexit vote in 2016, the UK left the EU in a practical sense at the end of 2020, when a transition agreement ended. However, it copied some EU laws over more or less like-for-like. For example, the Data Protection Act (DPA) of 2018, the country's implementation of the EU's GDPR, became UK GDPR from January 2021.

...

The UK's adequacy status is set to expire in June 2025, before which the EU will review the decision.

 

[How bad boy]

Interesting budget, getting attacked as anti-growth, although I will say I disagree with the OBR's assumptions for growth.

My wife & I will be £1.67 off after it.

I think most folk will consider it entirely overblown by the media as a doom and gloom budget.

But there's a lot more money coming into public services, mostly coming out of the pockets of the better off and business.
Good.