Again with the pharmaceutical shopping game...

[DandyDon]

Easy peasy. I’m surprised that you don’t know the answer to this.

PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGERS

Immoral actors.

 

[DandyDon]

The Canadian suppliers play a lot of price games, but I found two at $44/month and $43/month but they have been a pain to order from. After many difficulties, I finally have a six-month supply. I'll see how orders work in the summertime ahead.

I wonder if the promised 25% tariffs on Canadian imports will affect the orders? I don't think so since the packages don't actually originate in nor pass thru Canada.

1800rxonline.com quoted nice prices of $44/month postpaid, aa nice 90+% discount off of retail. They were a pain in giving them my E-check info, then charged me twice, but promptly refunded me without me taking bank action. The tracking number only works through their link but does show it left Dubai three days ago with a projected arrival around March 8.

canadianprescriptiondrugstore.com quoted a little less. They were also a pain accepting my E-check info. They show the order as paid and shipped with a tracking number even tho my bank does not show the payment. I'd suspect this is a tiny business out of someone's home and wouldn't last but they have good reviews and a 20-year record.

 

[Eric Sedletzky]

I saw my PA yesterday and we discussed my experiences shopping for this inhaler. She wrote me a new script to use with the Canadian middlemen.

It just amazes me that the same med from the same manufacturer under the same license can be $212/month or $25/month depending on where one shops.

Scubapro regs are another example.

 

[DandyDon]

They show the order as paid and shipped with a tracking number even tho my bank does not show the payment.

My bank still does not show payment but tracking shows the order in New York City. I suppose that they can draft the e-check when they realize their mistake.