False flag
 

Please understand that anyone can fly a picture of the Canadian flag on their website and claim to be a "Canadian pharmacy". Many times, the products they sell are counterfeit junk.

I used northwestpharmacy.com for years. I saved a goodly amount of money on brand name drugs that were available through them as generics. The drugs may be manufactured in Canada, the U.S or other sources over seas. My understanding is the U.S. uses some of the same overseas manufacturers. The drugs were trustworthy. My lab tests results demonstrated their efficacy. I do not currently use Northwest because the maintenance drugs I took and continue to take are now available generically in the U.S. and covered very well under my Part D. At the time I ordered they were only available in the U.S. under brand name and were quite expensive.

I would not hesitate to use them again. Not all drugs are available but you should find most are. You can go on line and check their availability and prices. They are probably best used for ordering 90 day supplies. You have to allow some time for delivery. My doctors sent my prescriptions directly to Northwest and I would then order.

As you stated there are many on line pharmacies to choose from and some may not be a good choice. I found Northwest Pharmacy to be trustworthy.

We have a Canadian pharmacy right here in Lady Lake. +1 (352) 633-3301. I have seen their advertisements in the Daily Sun for years. Yesterday I received a quote of $249 for 168 Eliquis pills. Northwest Pharmacy in CA quotes $323.39 for 180 pills. The local pharmacy states there may be a 3-6 week delay for the initial delivery because of customs delays.

Globaldrugsdirect.com.........

They source from the same manufacturers as your local pharmacy.

Most of which are manufactured in India......same product and packaging.

Have used them for years.....as reliable and timely as any local pharmacy....and more than many.

I did a lot of research (reviews, educated myself on the certifications for pharmacies in Canada, etc.) before ordering meds, but we had two drugs that our insurance only covered at a high level so were very costly. I've used Canadian Pharmacy World for years now, and have always gotten the correct pills, in original packaging, and in pristine condition. They are based in Vancouver BC, always call to verify after online order, and on their website they allow you to specify origin of the meds (depending on where they are sourcing that particular medication). For example, my med can come from Pfizer Canada, Pfizer UK, generic India - at differing costs. They list the differences in the source options, and I will admit I have always used the US or Canadian source drugs instead of those sourced in India or Turkey.

One thing to check - my husband has been taking tadafil (generic Cialis) for years for BPH (and now sleeps through the night instead of getting up 3 or 4 times), and we used Canada as a source for years until the generic became available here - it was still too expensive until I found GoodRx, which reduced the cost below what the Canadian pharmacy was selling it for (which was a fraction of what the US pharmacies were selling it for at the time). So I periodically check GoodRx for their pricing at the local Walmart or Publix before I do a Canadian order.

I use this firm because my cardiologist in the Villages recommended them to obtain Eliquis or what they call Apixaban.
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Look at manufacturers websites for discount coupons the limit your cost. Often there is patient assistance program

Been using Canadian pharmacy in Belleview for over 10 years. Drugs come from all over the world. 4 to 6 weeks delivery time. For all you people that know everything this from the box of Forxiga I just got.

Manufactured by: AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, Mt. Vernon, Indiana USA

Packed by: AstraZeneca Pharma, Bangalore, India.

Imported by: AstraZeneca Pharma India Limited, Bangalore, India

On my prescription plan these pills are a Tier 3 and would cost me $984 including deductible per year and with my other prescriptions this cost will be higher because of the gap (donut hole).

From Canadian Pharmacy The cost is $820 per year. No gap (donut hole)

Just to try and confuse you more this drug would cost me over $6000 a year with out insurance in the USA which would put me in the gap (donut hole) which is anything over $4350.

I have the best medicare agent in the Villages with over 40 years experience.

Pat Beduch 352-348-7019

I have used this pharmacy for many years for a medication that my insurance will not cover. Their price is about a quarter of what I would have to pay in the US. The company is very easy to work with and customer service responsive.
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Canadian Pharmacy
 

Hi,
I have used Canadian pharmacy for few years. Most of them are Chinese base businesses with 800 number, which rings in Canada. You would not receive Canadian made medication. That has been my own experience. Few years ago I came across local (within USA) pharmacy which I have been using since then. They are good people, and their prices lower than Canadians Pharmacies.

Give them a call, put your name on their mailing list and if you are happy with them, pass the info to your friends.

MARLEY DRUG
5008 peters Creek Parkway.
Winston- Salem, NC 27127

Marley Drug: Generic Medications & Drugs, US Online Pharmacy

info@marleydrug.com

1-800-601-0680
Fax 336-771-9921

NCPDP number : 3441045

Also, they deliver to your home free of charges. Give them a call for your needs. Prices are very Lowe and fair. Good luck.

Reese, the Pilot.

I have used Northwestpharmacy.com for years and love them. Give ‘em a try.

Canadian pharmacy
 

I have been getting my meds from Mark’s Marine Pharmacy in Vancouver, Canada. Great place to get your meds and very good prices !

My cardiologist told me he would write a prescription to Pharmstore if I wanted. Said he had numerous patients that use them and are very satisfied.

Be careful
 

Canadian pharmacies are legally restricted to filling only prescriptions from licensed Canadian doctors. I would be very concerned that the website was a scam and you may not get what you ordered and need.

I used "Mark's Marine" in Vancouver for my Advair when I was on Obamacare. It was the only one I could find that was a real pharmacy with a real storefront that you could find on Google Maps. They dealt with me very honestly and had a web site that was easy to navigate, but it's been three years since I needed them, so who knows now.