Recommend non-prescription Canadian Pharmacy

[Vulcan Bill]

Hey guys...I need to renew a prescription that is incredibly expensive here in the states. I could go to the doctor (again) and get a script (again) but thought I might take a short cut. Can anyone recommend a Canadian pharmacy that doesn't require a prescription that isn't a scam?

[OldSchool]

This is the one my wife and I used for a couple of her heavy hitter RX's. We were able to save hundreds of dollars over the U.S. cost. You will need a doctor signed prescription to do business with them. I would believe that would hold true with any of the legitimate pharmacies. Now Mexico is another story all together. Very few prescriptions needed.

http://www.thecanadianpharmacy.com/

https://www.medicinesmexico.com/

[cactusjack]

Have you tried Algodones Mexico, Bill?

[Vulcan Bill]

I did some reading on Mexico and found prescriptions are required there too. Its just a lot cheaper to buy them in Mexico. I have already made one non-script purchase from Canada and, although I was beginning to think I had been scammed, the script did arrive and it was the real thing. I can't remember which pharmacy it was though.

[mick56]

Hey Bill, i hope you have taken the possibility of getting stitched up with some dodgy drug's into account,it seem's like you are in with a good chance of getting some,here is just one of hundred's of report's on the subject. Good luck with the search for the right stuff. http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money...ugs/50690880/1

[cactusjack]

Go see "Chuy" behind the Circle K on Main and Dobson. He can hook you up without a prescription. He only works nights. Here's a tip...don't ask any questions and he only deals in cash.

[Vulcan Bill]

^^^^
You know Chuy?!?! CJ, theres a side of you we don't know about!
Okay, lets forget about the whole thing. Sometimes I look for shortcuts when its just better to go the long way around.
I'll schedule an appointment with the Doc next week.

[mick56]

Originally Posted by Vulcan Bill

^^^^
You know Chuy?!?! CJ, theres a side of you we don't know about!
Okay, lets forget about the whole thing. Sometimes I look for shortcuts when its just better to go the long way around.
I'll schedule an appointment with the Doc next week.

Hey Bill,we have a national health service that we all pay into via our taxes,so no payment is needed for treatment,but we do pay £8.20 ($12.47) for a prescription,and that is usually for up to 3 month's supply,what is it going to cost you for what you need.

[cactusjack]

I have an ointment for my foot that would have cost me $2525 if I didn't have insurance. Just a little tube, lasts about 2-3 weeks. With insurance, it costs me $120.

[mick56]

Originally Posted by cactusjack

I have an ointment for my foot that would have cost me $2525 if I didn't have insurance. Just a little tube, lasts about 2-3 weeks. With insurance, it costs me $120.

You are kidding me ! how the hell can that be justified Jesus,they are taking the piss something silly there mate. I've heard a few people comment on some of the crap that us English put with,but that is unreal,why do you bloke's put up with that !

[Vulcan Bill]

I understand there is a cure for hepetitus C now if you can afford it. $1000 a pill taken daily for 12 weeks. Also, lot of scorpions here in Arizona but only one whos sting can be leathal and thats very rarely. The cost for the antidote varies depending on which hospital you go to but its not unual for them to charge several thousand dollars for it.
Its so rare someone dies from the sting, usualy the elderly with a weak heart, that your better off just toughing it out.

My insurance doesn't cover the meds I need. I'm at that age where I need an extra booster to get the missle of the launch pad ( if you know what I mean ). About $48 a pill here in the states but with a prescription I can order them from Canada for about $6 each.
Soooooo...I'm off to see the doc. You know what they say.."a happy spouse is a happy house".

[redjay]

My missile is going to stay on the launch pad if it is $48 to light the fuse :)

[cactusjack]

Originally Posted by Vulcan Bill

I understand there is a cure for hepetitus C now if you can afford it. $1000 a pill taken daily for 12 weeks. Also, lot of scorpions here in Arizona but only one whos sting can be leathal and thats very rarely. The cost for the antidote varies depending on which hospital you go to but its not unual for them to charge several thousand dollars for it.
Its so rare someone dies from the sting, usualy the elderly with a weak heart, that your better off just toughing it out.

My insurance doesn't cover the meds I need. I'm at that age where I need an extra booster to get the missle of the launch pad ( if you know what I mean ). About $48 a pill here in the states but with a prescription I can order them from Canada for about $6 each.
Soooooo...I'm off to see the doc. You know what they say.."a happy spouse is a happy house".

I heard the other day that the average cost for snakebite treatment is around $100,000. The antivenin is very expensive. It costs a fraction of that in Mexico. Thank you FDA.

[cactusjack]

Originally Posted by mick56

You are kidding me ! how the hell can that be justified Jesus,they are taking the piss something silly there mate. I've heard a few people comment on some of the crap that us English put with,but that is unreal,why do you bloke's put up with that !

Freaking ridiculous, isn't it? Here, the pharmaceuticals pass through many middlemen between the maker and the patient, and each one adds their rather handsome profit margin to the final price.

There's a pill I take for cholesterol called Januvia, a month's supply is around $500 retail. It costs me $60 through my insurance.

[mick56]

Originally Posted by redjay

My missile is going to stay on the launch pad if it is $48 to light the fuse :)

Next time you think about taking 'her indoor's' out for dinner, put the menu on the kitchen table alongside the fuse before you go to work,with a note saying,one or the other,your choice. When you come home you will know by the way she is dressed what sort of an evening you are going to have And it's only going to be a couple of time's a year at your age anyway you tight bastard