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

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 won’t be able to get my blood thinner medication without importation from Canadian pharmacies. It cost me $1000.00 a month in the U.S. and now its $125.00 from Canada.

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.

Right now both my husband and I are taking Eliquis and it gets pretty expensive.

If I didn't get my inhaler from a Canadian pharmacy, I would have a nonstop cough. In USA best deal is 440$ per month. Through a Canadian pharmacy I get a three month supply for 320$, or about 107$ per month, saving 330$ a 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 cannot get my medication in the US and there are no substitutes. It should not be so worrisome to get an old med at 80 years old!!!

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.

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.

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

This prescription is important to my 6 year old daughter Lucy Cerna she was diagnosed with congenital hyperinsulinism. She is currently prescribed 1.7 ml liquid diazoxide 50 mg per ml. If Lucy doesn’t take her medicine it can result in frequent low blood sugar associated with brain damage, coma or even death.