Re: Prescriptions from canada?

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I am on a medication from Canada, but only because it is not available in the

US. I was referred to this pharmacy from Cleveland Clinic so I trust that it

is OK. I needed a script from MD here, faxed it to their pharmacy, along

with info and the called me to get more info, tell me what the correct amount it

comes in and how much to take. I paid with a credit card. It was painless

and easy. If you would like the name of the pharmacy and info I can give it to

you off line or if you have a fax, I can fax you the info. Let me know.

Hugs,

Sue Ginley

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My grandparents do this, it saves them money on some of their drugs

but not all of them. they use:

<unitedhealthalliance.com>

A Vermont outfit that sends your prescriptions to Canadian

drugstores.

Another big one is ; <canadarx.com>

and; <aptecha.com>

there is information on these sites on what you need to do.

from my understanding:

you go to your doctor and they write the script to them. the doctor

should know how much you should take and such. the first time you

do it, it takes about a month. after that it takes a week to get it

by mail.

you can go to one of the site and see how much you prescription

would cost. remember that most insurance companies do not help with

this cost.

hope this helped.

hugs,

jen

> I have heard so much about getting medications from canada; how

exactly does

> one do this? I have heard so many horror stories about

medications from

> there being fake and finding a reputable place to get them. My

daughter

> also says that the medications from there are stronger and of

different

> strengths then in the US; how do people know how much to take?

>

>

>

> ---

>

> ... keep in mind that you can buy your prescriptions from Canada

for savings

> of up to 60% on certain medications. ... doing your homework is

more

> important than ever!

>

>

http://www.fmaware.org/fmOnlineNewsletter/vol3_no21/article_NewMedica

reDrug.

> htm

[Guest guest]

Jen -- thanks so much for your reply and information!!

On 12/22/03 8:37 AM, " ceda " <ceda > wrote:

>

> Subject: Re: Prescriptions from canada?

.... they use:

> <unitedhealthalliance.com>

> A Vermont outfit that sends your prescriptions to Canadian

> drugstores.

> Another big one is ; <canadarx.com>

> and; <aptecha.com>

> there is information on these sites on what you need to do.

> from my understanding:

> you go to your doctor and they write the script to them. the doctor

> should know how much you should take and such. the first time you

> do it, it takes about a month. after that it takes a week to get it

> by mail.

>

> you can go to one of the site and see how much you prescription

> would cost. remember that most insurance companies do not help with

> this cost.

>

> hope this helped.

>

> hugs,

> jen