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Thousands of Seniors are now discovering they can purchase their medications internationally for less than the annual out-of-pocket expenses incurred with Medicare Part D. 

Here is how you can find out how much you will save; add up the total annual cost of your deductible, co-pays, and premiums. Then call us at 1-800-615-0868 for a free quote and compare.

*Seniors must call the toll free number for special pricing. The Medicare discounted drug prices are not posted on this site.

A Note to Doctors

We encourage physician offices across the nation to use this site as a tool to increase patient compliance. After all, a drug that is not affordable is neither safe nor effective.

Feel free to link to the prescription drug search engine at  www.drugpricelookup.com to determine the most affordable medicines available for your patients. Our search engine also lists country of origin and those companies with US FDA approval.

Where Do Our Drugs Come From and Are They Safe?

Fact: Many of the medications we consume in the U.S. have been researched, developed, and manufactured in other countires for quite some time.

"More U.S. drug firms are shifting manufacturing out of the country in search of lower costs and government sweeteners." USA Today Oct. 19, 2004.

"Pfizer, the No. 1 pharmaceutical, makes most of its cholesterol fighter Lipitor, the world's top-selling drug, in Ireland. Its Irish operation is part of a Pfizer network straddling 86 plants in 13 nations, from Belgium to Singapore to the USA." USA Today Oct. 19, 2004

Fact: The FDA is well aware of the safety of these medications since they are required to inspect and approve these plants before any drugs enter the U.S.A.

"FDA Commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach on Thursday laid out a plan to place more than 60 food and drug regulators worldwide over the next year, with a particular focus on India, Latin America and the Middle East." USA Today Oct.16, 2008

Fact: Importation from licensed entities is safe.

"If pharmaceutical companies can manufacture prescription drugs all over the world and safely bring them into the U.S., then a similar system can be devised to ensure the same for consumers. Americans need access to lower-priced prescription drugs." (Nelda Barnett AARP Director).

Other Articles and Web Sites Confirming the Safety of Foreign Drugs

"India today has the largest number of US Food & Drug Administration (FDA)-approved drug manufacturing facilities outside the US. Drug Master Files (DMFs), which have to be approved by the FDA before a drug can enter the US market, filed by Indian companies total 126 - higher than Spain, Italy, China and Israel put together." Asia Times May 11, 2005 

"Cipla's manufacturing facilities (India) have been approved by the following regulatory authorities:"  Food and Drug Administration (FDA), USA...

"Wal-Mart Stores Inc is in talks with major Indian pharmaceutical companies to directly source generic drugs from India for global supply, the Economic Times reported, citing industry sources". Forbes May 1, 2007

"Wal-Mart buys most of its drugs from Teva". (Teva is an Israeli generic drug maker). Star Leger July 19, 2008

"These (safety) arguments don't hold up well, considering that 40 percent of the active ingredients in American prescription drugs come from India and China..." Washington Post Dec. 16, 2009

"All medicines - including parallel-traded ones - are strictly regulated by either national authorities or by the European Medicine Agency." European Associaton of Euro-Pharmaceutical Companies

"Every parallel traded product has in fact been approved twice - its producer obtains a marketing authorisation to place it first on the market and then each parallel trader requires an abbreviated marketing authorisation to sell it."  European Association of Euro-Pharmaceutical Companies.

The bottom line for any U.S. citizen who wishes to buy cheaper drugs from other countries is:

  • Verify the pharmacy's license.
  • Never order from a pharmacy that does not require a prescription.
  • Mail-order pharmacies should have pharmacists available during business hours for consultation.
  • When possible your prescription drugs should be shipped in the original manufacturer's container.  
  • The pharmacy should have a representative for you to talk to not just an e-mail address.
  • Request delivery insurance or guaranteed delivery for your order.

Take responsibility and know who you are dealing with. To do otherwise, will only put your health at risk! 
                  
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Alberta College of Pharmacists
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Privacy is always assured. Under no circumstances do we share personal or medical information with any third party. We are HIPPA compliant. All medications require a prescription (unless otherwise stated) and are subject to review by our pharmacists and physicians. All of our pharmacies, distributors, wholesalers and manufacturers are licensed and regulated.

























































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