โAug-11-2017 07:37 PM
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โAug-13-2017 08:44 AM
Bumpyroad wrote:John&Joey wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:MamaGoose wrote:
Oh, I would be VERY careful. Last night I was researching. One pharmacy, I found the address and used google street view so I could actually see the building. The website also posts the name and license number of the pharmacist.
but where are the drugs actually manufactured?
bumpy
Probably the exact same place you get your USA drugs. Those poor Kanucks, they're dropping over dead all the time from those bad Canadian drugs without our high USA quality standards to guide them. :R
Yes, when ordering anything off the internet one should do their due diligence.
How do you do diligence when you order from a Canadian address, and mistakenly think you are getting Canadian manufactured products produced under decent GMPs but they are actually just a mail order address and the actual drug product comes from a third world country?
and FYI Canadian drugs are manufactured under very similar GMPs as those in the USA. which is basically why Canadian drugs are/were generally allowed in the US without US FDA inspection.
you seem to be confusing two issues. 1) drug products manufactured in Canada and 2) DRUG products ordered thru a Canadian address that are manufactured in a third world country subjected to who knows what type of conditions.
bumpy
โAug-13-2017 08:19 AM
โAug-13-2017 08:14 AM
CA Traveler wrote:
OH and when asked what was in the purple bag on my first crossing I responded drugs. Wrong answer. ๐
Err sorry sir - prescription medications. :B
โAug-13-2017 07:37 AM
John&Joey wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:MamaGoose wrote:
Oh, I would be VERY careful. Last night I was researching. One pharmacy, I found the address and used google street view so I could actually see the building. The website also posts the name and license number of the pharmacist.
but where are the drugs actually manufactured?
bumpy
Probably the exact same place you get your USA drugs. Those poor Kanucks, they're dropping over dead all the time from those bad Canadian drugs without our high USA quality standards to guide them. :R
Yes, when ordering anything off the internet one should do their due diligence.
โAug-13-2017 07:26 AM
โAug-13-2017 07:23 AM
โAug-13-2017 07:18 AM
MamaGoose wrote:Walk past the first purple pharmacy, past the liquor entrance and into the second purple pharmacy. Have your list of meds.
That was the purple pharmacy in Algodones, we didn't inquire at any others.
โAug-13-2017 07:01 AM
Bumpyroad wrote:MamaGoose wrote:
Oh, I would be VERY careful. Last night I was researching. One pharmacy, I found the address and used google street view so I could actually see the building. The website also posts the name and license number of the pharmacist.
but where are the drugs actually manufactured?
bumpy
โAug-12-2017 11:32 AM
MamaGoose wrote:
Oh, I would be VERY careful. Last night I was researching. One pharmacy, I found the address and used google street view so I could actually see the building. The website also posts the name and license number of the pharmacist.
โAug-12-2017 10:32 AM
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โAug-12-2017 09:44 AM
โAug-12-2017 09:35 AM
Bumpyroad wrote:MamaGoose wrote:
Do any of you deal with online pharmacies from Canada who ship to the U.S....how reputable are they? Would they arrange to have my prescription transferred from my current pharmacy? Mine gets written for a year at a time, so there's already a current one with my current pharmacy.
beware of this potential "scam". you order thru a Canadian pharmacy but many times the product is mfg. in a third world country and shipped from overseas.
bumpy
โAug-12-2017 09:34 AM
bdpreece wrote:
If you are going to Yuma and crossing into Algodones; don't count on getting any prescription drugs that are not highly used. They only seem to carry the every day medications all us old people use. Wife uses a formulation drug for her diabetes which none of the pharmacies carry.