My Story
I was introduced to Online Canadian meds by my father-in-law who was using this resource to help supply meds for his wife. Even though they had Social Security part D and AARP - United Healthcare coverage, the AARP drug allowance was often consumed before year’s end. His solution was to get expensive products off plan through Canadian Online Pharmacies.
Per pill charges for my in-law’s meds.
| AARP | Canada Rx | Canada Rx % | |||
| Per Pill | Per Pill | Savings | |||
| Plavix 75 | $4.90 | $0.43 | 91% | ||
| Tricor 160 | $3.90 | $0.78 | 80% | ||
| Namenda 10 MG | $3.00 | $0.63 | 79% | ||
| Premarin 0.625 | $2.19 | $0.39 | 82% | ||
| Pot Chloride 10 MEQ | $0.47 | $0.25 | 47% |
Validate per pill pricing:
Plavix (Clopidogrel Bisulfate)
Tricor (Fenofibrate)
I have been a customer of 4Rx.com for three years. I have used Canadian and Online Pharmacies for five years.
Ten years ago I had my first heart attack. I had my own business and had health coverage through the business. Insurance premiums were $13,000 per year for myself, spouse and one school age child. My interest was to have 100% hospital coverage. The Blue Cross drug plan was OK but co pays were more than the cost of meds from Canada. As time went by I was unable to continue the business and lost medical coverage. I am eligible for VA benefits. The VA started providing my health care services and pharmaceuticals. The VA formulary has inexpensive first generation meds but third generation products were not available. I was able to supplement meds that were not in the VA formulary by going to Online Canadian pharmacies.
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