online pharmacies
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If you know what you need, you could save $$ by not seeing a doctor.
In my town doctor visits are $75 and higher, depending on how long they are with you. Tests are more $$.
In the USA theres talk about letting the pharmacies give out some stuff without seeing a doctor. Like headache medicine, you talk to the pharmacie and it be up to them if they have something that could help you, without seeing a doctor.
Doctors are not for it, after all they claim, you might have a brain tumour, thats why you have a headache.
Sounds to me they are afraid of losing business.
In my town doctor visits are $75 and higher, depending on how long they are with you. Tests are more $$.
In the USA theres talk about letting the pharmacies give out some stuff without seeing a doctor. Like headache medicine, you talk to the pharmacie and it be up to them if they have something that could help you, without seeing a doctor.
Doctors are not for it, after all they claim, you might have a brain tumour, thats why you have a headache.
Sounds to me they are afraid of losing business.
I used to use drugstore.com.
You still need a human doctor to write the prescription.
And it was probably a good idea to get the first bottle filled at a real pharmacy.
I would get it filled at Rite-Aid.
Then use drugstore.com for the refills.
It works great, until there are problems with insurance, which happens too often, unfortunately.
You still need a human doctor to write the prescription.
And it was probably a good idea to get the first bottle filled at a real pharmacy.
I would get it filled at Rite-Aid.
Then use drugstore.com for the refills.
It works great, until there are problems with insurance, which happens too often, unfortunately.
I've got a buddy with a company health plan that covers ED pills. I'll usually get my stash from him cheaper than getting them from the pharmacy. Who needs a hookup? LOL 
Be very careful, most online services aren't that much cheaper, unless you live in the USA.
If you live in Toronto you may also want to try Costco near Yorkdale Mall. Walmart is pretty competitive too.
If you live in Toronto you may also want to try Costco near Yorkdale Mall. Walmart is pretty competitive too.
Well, this kind of goes along with the discussion in the viagra thread but again, I warn anyone (those in Canada anyway) that if a drug is controlled here and needs a prescription before you can get it, if you order online and it doesn't get siezed at the border, it isn't the same drug.
Put it another way: cocaine is illegal here. If you order from Drugsforless.com and they send you a baggy full of white powder, and customs doesn't sieze it, it ain't coke.....capice?
Put it another way: cocaine is illegal here. If you order from Drugsforless.com and they send you a baggy full of white powder, and customs doesn't sieze it, it ain't coke.....capice?
BuffNaked said:
I agree, but they do look out for things that stand out. Ie: online pharmacy names, or items that could or may contain controlled substances. For instance: I can guarantee they would check out a package from "bob's gun shop" in tempe arizona that is about the right size for a glock and weighs about 5 lbs. Or a small package from Ramapantathyn's Drug COmpany out of Bombay India.
A rule of thumb I live my life by: I will gamble by ordering a model kit from China. I'll order a refurbished dewalt drill from the USA. I will order a refurbished Ipod from apple. I will not order a drug made in some far off foreign land where the quality control is not even close to Cdn standards. You see, if any other product isn't quite up to snuff, no big deal. If the drug I ordered isn't up to snuff, I could die....get my drift?
The USA said the same thing about drugs from Canada--they might be unsafe. Then it turns out some USA drug company's make some of their drugs IN Canada.
