First thing you do is pull up the law governing medications for US citizens residing in the USA purchased from outside our borders. In there you will find that the law applies to medications "Made in the USA" and shipped outside the USA that are sold to a residing resident and brought back/shipped back into the country.
Sun Pharm. Co. is one of the largest pharm cos in the world (as I read), and are just one of the quality drug suppliers available to us. They have FDA inspected sources in places like India for one that manufacture most of the world's generic meds (as I read). Prescriptions are required and sent to the supplier with the order. Shipments come through the normal US Customs officers.
Anybody remember the news article about a Vermont (as I recall) US Senator that took a bus load of US citizens across the border into Canada on a prescription filling expedition just to prove my point mentioned above? It was several years ago, not part of this election cycle.
I use my local pharmacy for all my medications except for the ones NOT sold in the US.....generic alternatives to certain name brand "gotta have" medications.
I can't speak for all the companies available on the www but the two I have used are very professional. My GP doctor is fully aware of, and complies with the laws governing US medicine, and writes prescriptions wherever they are needed, domestic and foreign.
like most everything, disinformation is rampart and considering the sources, understandable.
This is really my private business, but I for one am tired of being lied to and this is one way of setting the record straight.....since you asked.
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