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I would not try to get prescription drugs in Canada. Have your Dr. give you a vacation refill before you leave.
Many drugs can be prescribed in a 90 day supply.

i heard they were cheaper there

Canadian pharmacies do not fill American doctors prescriptions. You will need to be examined and prescribed by a Canadian doctor.
Anyway that's what I had to do.

musicman54 wrote:
how do you find a good canidain pharmacy that can be trusted i have heard there are some phony ones out there

Others have already answered your question. I just want to point out that if you spend any time in Arizona... or even Southern California, it might well be worth your while to hop across the border to such places as Algodones, Mexico. They will honor your prescriptions no questions asked...and the prices are unbelievably low.

PS: Howdy neighbor ... from a neighbor 55 miles to the west of you....

Ed_Gee wrote:

musicman54 wrote:
how do you find a good canidain pharmacy that can be trusted i have heard there are some phony ones out there

Others have already answered your question. I just want to point out that if you spend any time in Arizona... or even Southern California, it might well be worth your while to hop across the border to such places as Algodones, Mexico. They will honor your prescriptions no questions asked...and the prices are unbelievably low.

PS: Howdy neighbor ... from a neighbor 55 miles to the west of you....

you must be on or close to florence

http://pharmacyreviewer.com/

I dunno about Canadian pharmacies in particular, but I have had good results from online pharmacies. Some require a prescription and some don't. Sometimes the meds you want are OTC in their country.

I think that the "phony" ones offer drugs that are directly shipped from overseas/third world manufacturers that have not been subjected to the NDA process or FDA inspection. Having inspected firm's in Egypt, India, and Mexico I wouldn't trust them if the dosage is critical.
bumpy

Years ago when I needed a drug not available in the US my specialist here sent me to a doctor in Canada who gave me a prescription and I took it to a pharmacy there. After the first time they mailed them to me.
It was years before it was approved for use in the US and by that time I was better.
Nothing shady about the pharmacy I went to.

Are you a veteran if so some may be available from the VA for less.
PM me if you are interested in doing this

Some of the information here is not accurate. Canadian pharmacies WILL fill some prescriptions and my doctor actually gave me referral to the one he trusts. You fax your RX to them and they verify it and I got my meds within a week.
I don't understand why someone would give you an answer that you can not use them. It depends on the medications and of course the class drug you are taking. Narcotics of course are not available but most are available like blood pressure, diabetes etc are available. PM me and I will send you the web address my doctor referred me to. My meds were 50% less ordering from them.