Ford 8n! Farmall! Hydraulic problems! Which oil to use?
(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.
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