Why is prescription importation important to you?
What would happen if you didn't have affordable access to your medication?

The price of my restasis eye drops in the states is more than I can afford. in the states it's $300.00 per month. Canada sends me 4 months supply for $190.00

Without importation, I would see approxamately a 53% increase in my out of pocket espense. In side USA pharmacy I spend approxamately 52 USD (generic) per unit Vs 28 USD for importation (brand name) per unit.

My risk of stroke or death would be extremely high without this medication. $600 a month in US for a 30 day supply Now I pay $49.95 a month so I save $550 a month!!

If I am unable to order my prescription from Canada, I will most likely live on Social Security and are on Medicare which does not cover pharamacuticals. I was paying $750.00 per month. Now paying $190.00 per month for meds from Canada.

I take Apixaban 5 mg, generic for Eliquis. A 3 mo supply without insurance was $800 + now with importation I pay just $336

Cost is the main reason I use an importation pharmacy as my Health Insurance does not cover it. Currently the cost of my prescription is approx. $500/3 month supply if bought in the USA. By ordering it from a legitimate pharmacy in Canada, I save $400/3month supply, which is a $1600/year savings. This is huge!!

I am 87 years old and Have A-Fib Heart issues, already had one stroke and need to take Eliquis. Without it could have another stroke or heart attack. We have no prescription Insurance so it cost us $550.00 per month (60) pills, through Canadian Pharmacy we can get 168 pills for $194.95, saving us $1455. for 3 months or over $5000. for a year. We are alive and not in a Nursing Home and enjoy being with family and still getting outdoors and doing work.

Prescription importation is important to me because without access to the cheaper prescriptions that are available from Canada, I would not be able to afford to control my type 2 diabetes. With my Part D prescription plan my Jardiance prescription costs $462 and my Janumet prescription costs $423. Through my Canadian Pharmacy the same prescriptions cost $183 and $103. A savings of $597.

I get two major medications from NorthWest Pharmacy. I am on medicare and the drugs are not covered under the plan D. I would not sleep at night because of leg cramps! The other med keeps my prostate from swelling and GOD only knows what the doctors would have to do if that happened! Honestly I have been getting my two medications from Canada Northwest Pharmacy for so many years that I only know their price. But I know when I first ordered it was some thing I could afford. They are the best people to deal with = there was a order that I beleive I got wrong and they sent it - when I told them wrong medicine and my fault - they said not to worry and sent the correct on with NO CHARGE!! That is a business you want to continue on!!!!!! I really don't know what I will do if they are shut down - my physical conditions will, I am sure, go down a lot!!!

I have severe glaucome and need special eyedrops. I am a senior citizen on fixed income. My cost thru insurance/pharmacy was approx. $430 for 2 month supply. I am getting it from Northwest Pharmacy in Canada for approx. $70 for 2 month supply (includes shipping).

I have COPD and need expensive inhalers, also blood thinners for blood clots. Warfarin does not work for me. It costs me about half as much or less from Canada and saves me from clots in my lungs.

I must have this medication to combat my COPD. US Costs $499.00 per month- now costs $230.00 for 3 month supply from Canada. I do not have prescription coverage and am on Medicare.