These prices for common rx drugs are from a column in my local Newspaper
prices for 30 day supply
Drug US No insurance US Federal Supply
Canada
Schedule
Lipitor (40mg) $95.99 $64.74
$58.50
Celebrex(100mg) 94.99 36.99
19.50
Paxil (20mg) 86.99 36.00
48.00
Nexium (20mg) 119.99 73.39
70.20
Is this price differential out of line?
Why is the pharmaceutical industry backed by the federal goverment working to
close companies like RX Depot which try to help americans get cheaper drugs
from canada?
Are Canadian citizens dying from the poor quality of their prescription drugs?
Is the quality of american pharmaceuticals compared to canadian pharmaceuticals
great enough
to justify the price difference?
aab
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Allenabethea - 17 Sep 2003 16:12 GMT
sorry about the formatting of the original post
These prices for common rx drugs are from a column in my local Newspaper
prices for 30 day supply
Drug US US Federal Canada
no insurance Supply
Schedule
Lipitor (40mg) $95.99 $64.74 $58.50
Celebrex(100mg) 94.99 36.99 19.50
Paxil (20mg) 86.99 36.00 48.00
Nexium (20mg) 119.99 73.39 70.20
Is this price differential out of line?
Why is the pharmaceutical industry backed by the federal goverment working to
close companies like RX Depot which try to help americans get cheaper drugs
from canada?
Are Canadian citizens dying from the poor quality of their prescription
drugs?
Is the quality of american pharmaceuticals compared to canadian
pharmaceuticals great enough to justify the price difference?
aab
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