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Re: OT Canadian Pharmaceuticals OK Again
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Posted by Eric SEI on October 05, 2006 at 19:49:35 from (69.61.189.15):
In Reply to: OT Canadian Pharmaceuticals OK Again posted by noncompos on October 04, 2006 at 18:43:25:
You need to remember why drugs are cheap in Canada. The drug manufacturers agree to sell to Canada at near the cost of production because Canada is a small market. If those Canadian sales leaking back into this country start to affect profitability they will tell the Canadians to pay the American price if they want the drugs. Then there will be no cheap drugs for Canadians or Americans. Of course, there are Chinese companies turning out imitations of any drug you want real cheap. They may be plaster of paris instead of what you need, but they are cheap.
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