I have a prescription for a name brand drug that has no (US) lower priced generic equivalent.
My insurance is wonky and I never know how much I will be paying for a 90 day supply of the name brand. Varies anywhere from just over $200 to almost $450 on my last refill.
Looking at Canadian pharmacies, they have a generic version; and I can get 90 days supply for around $80, including shipping. Ships Internationally from Canada, Australia, Mauritius, New Zealand or UK.
I'm not real comfortable doing that so am looking for any CFers with experience (positive or negative) ordering from Canada. And any specific websites that you have used. Have you had issues with your physician balking at sending your prescription to such a pharmacy?
TIA
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Canadian Pharmacy Experience? | Forum
Claudette Leanna
Mar 21
No experience with Canada but I've had family members use CostPlusDrugs before, no idea if your med is available with them or not
Alex Baroness
Mar 21
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