[FredJacobs]

Deal directly with Canadian pharmacies - not brokers, agents or middlemen. They are easy to find on the Internet. The meds usually come from a European nation and go through U.S. Customs when they arrive. They are of excellent quality. Back in the day when you Medicare had the "donut hole" for prescription meds I was using a med that had a $600 copay. That immediately put me into the donut hole where I would pay 100% of the cost. I got them from Canada for a $600 - no savings - but I was not in the donut hole. Canadian sales are not monitored

[SteLead]

Give pharmstore.com a try. We’ve used them for several years now. Saved a ton of money…excellent service. Friendly and helpful.

[Caymus]

Originally Posted by FredJacobs

Deal directly with Canadian pharmacies - not brokers, agents or middlemen. They are easy to find on the Internet. The meds usually come from a European nation and go through U.S. Customs when they arrive. They are of excellent quality. Back in the day when you Medicare had the "donut hole" for prescription meds I was using a med that had a $600 copay. That immediately put me into the donut hole where I would pay 100% of the cost. I got them from Canada for a $600 - no savings - but I was not in the donut hole. Canadian sales are not monitored

I understand that next year Medicare Part D copays will be capped at $2,000. That will probably reduce the demand from Medicare users