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Feb
14
2012
How much does a 30 day supply of budensodine cost
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Answer #1
Prescription meds, depending, of course, availability as a generic are amazingly inexpensive. The brands and generics
are of US quality, easily. The chain pharmacies are reliable.
Another method is to secure a prescription from your physician for several 90 day refills, and search the Canadian ‘Net pharmacies. All are reliable, and monitored by the Canadian health authorities.
Cost savings usually range from 50% less and more; some generics are 70% less.
There are a couple of rating sites – they are accurate.
The pharmacy keeps your prescription on file, and you draw from that.
It is imperative that you insist that your physician write individual prescriptions – not load 2 or more on the same ‘script. This is because a pharmacy can have a great price on one drug, and another on the same ‘script costs your first-born.
You need to shop the entire spectrum of pharmacies.
All brands/generics are the real thing – the Canadian government has negotiated all prices to pharmacies with Big Pharma in the US.
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