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Recently the FDA has begun allow the importation of low priced generic pharmaceuticals from Canada. Canadian drugs are particularly inexpensive for two reasons, as major news sources have reported: Shorter Canadian patent times allow for quicker production of generic alternatives. Canada has generic drug versions that don't even exist in the United States.
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The Canadian Government limits the price of prescription drugs to ensure availability. This often results in savings of more than 50% for the majority of American Citizens. Canadien pharmacies can help Americans find safe, secure sources for their prescription medication. Like the United States, Canada has very strict laws governing pharmacies. U.S. consumers may be confident that if they are dealing with a licensed, accredited Canadian pharmacy, they are being protected by a regulatory system that is entirely comparable to that of the United States. Far too many Americans are denied affordable prescription drug coverage, but now many have gained access to the less expensive medication found north of the border. Approved Canadian drugs are manufactured in TPD (Therapeutics Product Directorate) approved and licensed facilities under Good Manufacturing Practices and meet all Canadien drug standards. Canadian drug standards are among the most stringent in the world. Any reputable online canadien pharmacy will have clear written standards along the lines of this statement from Cross Border Pharmacy: "Cross Border Pharmacy will not handle any habit forming or narcotic pharmaceuticals, also known as scheduled drugs or controlled substaces.
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You can order up to a three month supply of your medication if that is what has been prescribed for you. Cross Border Pharmacy will not ship any pharmaceutical product to you that does not have an approved version in your country of residence. Check to be sure that the online pharmacy provides a Canadian phone number for contact and that you can contact a licensed pharmacist by phone.
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