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

I would not be able to control asthma without prescription importation from Canada. The medication in the US is 3x the cost. I live paycheck to paycheck. My insurance doesn’t cover this. It cost $300+ in the US and with Good RX it still cost me $170 for one inhaler. For $150 I was able to get 3

I need meds to help control my blood sugar & heart problems. I used to spend six to seven hundred dollars monthly. Now that I import my medication, I can better afford grocery's & other necessary needs.

Without importation, I would see approxamately a 53% increase in my out of pocket espense. In side USA pharmacy I spend approxamately 52 USD (generic) per unit Vs 28 USD for importation (brand name) per unit.

I have COPD and need expensive inhalers, also blood thinners for blood clots. Warfarin does not work for me. It costs me about half as much or less from Canada and saves me from clots in my lungs.

I would face a possible stroke if I stop taking my medication, which I can't afford in the US. It is 1/2 price in Canada even with insurance.

Our insurance frequently denies medication prescribed by our physician. The insurance company then suggests alternative meds for me. I've tried the alternative meds suggested by the insurance company and they just don't work. Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield said the med prescribed by the doctor would cost $1400 and that they do not cover it. When ordered from the Northwest Pharmacy a 90 supply was $225. My wife had a similar incident with the insurance denying a medication that was $36 from Northwest Pharmacy. We want to stay active to play with our 5 grandsons and travel and need the medications our doctors recommend to stay healthy and active.

My medication would cost me over $9000 per year. Went from $1300 a quarter to $160. Generic Eliquis is approved by the FDA and available in Canada but not the US. Cost savings allows me to be more charitable with church and family.

I need affordable access to my Ivabradine. If I didn’t have access to this medication I wouldn’t be able to get out of bed. I’m disabled and cannot afford full price medication in the US. In the US, my medication costs about $325/month. I am now paying around $45/month.

I need Xarelto and Jardiance which put me in the donut hole for medications if bought in the US. These medications are about half the cost outside the US. When buying from Canadian Pharmacies, I will not go i to donut hole and will be able to take all my medications. Importation allows me to take all the nine medications prescribed to me, helps me maintain health.

I am 87 years old and Have A-Fib Heart issues, already had one stroke and need to take Eliquis. Without it could have another stroke or heart attack. We have no prescription Insurance so it cost us $550.00 per month (60) pills, through Canadian Pharmacy we can get 168 pills for $194.95, saving us $1455. for 3 months or over $5000. for a year. We are alive and not in a Nursing Home and enjoy being with family and still getting outdoors and doing work.

I have severe depression and anxiety. Without my medication I would barely be able to function. Previously $2,004.75 now that I import I save $2,262.38.

I need it for breathing effortlessly and blood clots in my lungs. I am saving approx. $110.00 every 30 days thanks to importation. Importation allows me to afford groceries, other meds, and gas prices.