Way OT. canadian drugs

Anyone know of a good dependable source for canadian perscription drugs?I see a lot of places advertising.My cholesterol medicine is
287 bucks for 30 pills.My wifes medicine for
copd is 240 bucks for 30 days.My insurance is 1500 per month and doesn't cover anything till my 5800 deductable is met.

Ray, first ask your Dr. to prescribe something cheaper. There are lots to pick from.

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(I just wrote you a long reply, and they site won't let me post it. I figure with a few tractor names maybe it will). I use canada drugs. Put three W's and a period infront of that name, remove the space between canada and drugs, and a period and com at the end and you should find the place.

Dealing with them has been a very satisfying experience. Even though I have medicare part D now I still buy some of my drugs from them because it is cheaper to buy them outright from Canada than pay the copay here! They guarantee satisfaction and I have on one occasion returned drugs I didn't like, and they refunded my money and return shipping without any hassle. I'm currently paying about .70¢ each for pills that were costing me $4 here.
One thing to realize is they often have the same drugs made by several different manufacturers in several different country, and they all don't show up on the website, so it is worth calling for more info. You can pay a little more and get something a bit more reliable. For example the drug I mentioned earlier I can get made in India and shipped from Barbados, for about 60¢, or made in England by the generic branch of the company that holds the original patents on the drug for about 10$ more - guess which I buy! Wish I could say more, but this weird filter won't let me.

(quoted from post at 02:37:06 02/14/13) Anyone know of a good dependable source for canadian perscription drugs?I see a lot of places advertising.My cholesterol medicine is
287 bucks for 30 pills.My wifes medicine for
copd is 240 bucks for 30 days.My insurance is 1500 per month and doesn't cover anything till my 5800 deductable is met.

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I believe this is where we got ours before insurance.
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Go to the manufacturer's website, they usually have a discount certificate you can download that will significantly reduce your copay. Of course, your doctor shouldn't be prescribing proprietary drugs unless generics have proven ineffective for you.

You do have to be careful. I remember reading that internet Canadian prescriptions have a high level of counterfeit drugs. This is not an attack on Canada, just because a website claims to be Canadian is no guarantee that they are in Canada.

Ray, I buy my Generic Plavix through Canada Rx they save me a boat load of cash in an out-right purchase over name brand, local. Holler at me and I will be glad to visit with you it you like.
My # is 512-577-3837. I have been using them for over 3 yrs.
Later,
John A.

Count me as one of the fortunate people, only need meds for Cholesterol. Doc has okayed the generic version from Wally World, 10 bucks for 90 days supply. Even the double strength dose is only 4 bucks a month.
Through the VA my income group would qualify for 8 bucks a month copay per scrip. Personally am a bit uncomfortable about quality of some foreign meds.
Willie

Another way to go is Costco, if its available in your area. My generic Lipitor was about $150 for 30 days at Rite-Aid, only 30 bucks for 90 days at Costco. Same generic brand, by the way.

Try getting a premium membership at Sam's club, generic lipitor, there cost me about $10/month. Also try the North drug store, on line, the non generic blood pressure medicine, that I take is $383/3months @ Sams, $105 with shipping from North drug store. Just google north drug store, Vancouver, BC. As to the counterfeit rumor, mine are the real pills, or my blood pressure would be up!

I take Vytorin 10/40 for cholesterol and my cost after insurance is $117 for 90 pills. I went to some of the Canadian drug sites and the cheapest I could find was $257 for 90 pills. Where are the *cheap* Canadian drugs?
Vytorin is still within the time limits for patent or copyright protection so there is no generic available yet. I tried Lipitor and it doesn´t work.

Ray, here's where I get mine when I get to the donut hole. http://www.globalpharmacycanada.com/

Canadian drugs ain't cheap when you live in Canada. Are you sure they are Canadian?

(quoted from post at 12:25:31 02/14/13) Canadian drugs ain't cheap when you live in Canada. Are you sure they are Canadian?

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The broker is in Canada. The meds come from India.