¿Por qué es importante para usted la importación de recetas?
¿Qué pasaría si no tuviera acceso asequible a sus medicamentos?

I would be spending $500/3 month prescription. Now my medications cost $76/ month. It allows me to playing with my grandchildren and getting outdoors.

I would not take my prescribed medication if it weren't for importation. My medication costs over $240 after deductible in the U.S. Today it is $78 with Canada Drug Warehouse

I must have this medication to combat my COPD. US Costs $499.00 per month- now costs $230.00 for 3 month supply from Canada. I do not have prescription coverage and am on Medicare.

I have payed 1000.00 for 6 weeks of my medication. I was unable to pay my house payment. I would die if you take away this access for my medication. I save $845.00 every six weeks. Prescription importation is helping me stay alive for my grandchildren, family, ensures the ability to take care of myself.

I get brand name meds for a lot less. $400 a month with no insurance and from Canada I pay $113 for 300 pills. It is less stress and I know my medicine is helping me get on with life.

Severe migraines are debilitating. Some of my migraines have lasted for 5-7 DAYS. Medicare does not recognize my migraine meds as "necessary" and will not even apply them to my deduction if I pay full price. The cheapest price I could find for my migraine meds was $32 per pill. Through Canadian pharmacies I pay $8 per pill.

I have A-Fib and my doctor wanted me to take Eliquis regularly so that if I went into A-Fib I would be protected from a stroke. The problem was that Eliquis costs hundreds of dollars which would be very hard on my budget. I was able to get the same medication made by the same company at a fraction of the U.S. cost from Canada.

The same is true of an inhaler used to treat my asthma. The inhaler cost hundreds of dollars a month in the U.S. and I was able to buy the exact same inhaler at a fraction of the U.S. price. I really depend on getting medication from Canada.

I have severe glaucome and need special eyedrops. I am a senior citizen on fixed income. My cost thru insurance/pharmacy was approx. $430 for 2 month supply. I am getting it from Northwest Pharmacy in Canada for approx. $70 for 2 month supply (includes shipping).

Eliquis prevents me from having pulmonary embolism again, possibly a consequence of the Pfizer Covid Vaccine. If I didn't have access to the generic in Canada, I would die. Previous over $600 per quarter in the US, now about $150 online.

I was diagnosed with A-fib a possible stroke without the medication. heart arrhythmia. The cost at CVS was ,$6000. I now pay $640.00 per yr. Still expensive but doable. per month.

I have a blood disorder for which I take Apixaban ( generiac Eliquis) there is no generiac for Eliquis available in United States but it is readily available in Canada. The US Eliquis cost $665.31 for 90 tablets. Canada cost $326.88 I can't afford the US costs.

If I am unable to order my prescription from Canada, I will most likely live on Social Security and are on Medicare which does not cover pharamacuticals. I was paying $750.00 per month. Now paying $190.00 per month for meds from Canada.