Why is prescription importation important to you?
What would happen if you didn't have affordable access to your medication?

It help us afford more of the essentials that make retirement more about what it's all about, spending time with family.

I would not take the prescribed medication

I am ordering a medication for my emotional support dog. He helps me through my day enabling me to go places I would not be able to go to without him. He has Asthma and is in need of an inhalent twice a day that costs approximately $150.00 a month thru the U.S. and $50.00 thru Northwest Pharmacy. Purchased in the U.S. , I would be unable to have my support dog.

Prescription importation is important to me because of lower COST! And significantly lower. The prescription I purchased in Canada was actually for my cat. My cat who brings me great joy in life would not be surviving today without this prescription.

I have gasxroprisist and we don’t have this medication here in the USA, and what would happen is I would get even more sick without this medication this what helps me keep my food down, to keep me going!

Prescription importation is critical to the health of my kitty, Jesse James. Without it, I would be struggling to afford his asthma medication.

I would not be able to afford my required medication for life due to the price.

The drug Eliquis will cost me $600 for three months with my prescription D coverage in the U.S.

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.

My wife and I both order our Synthroid to treat our thyroid conditions. Ordering this medication provides considerable savings unavailable to us in the US. Without it, we would experience considerable hardship.

Mostly the cost of my drugs and limiting the access to these medications gives me second second thoughts on our healthcare system

I would have to stop lifesaving meds.