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Hi- I am looking to (maybe) retire next year. One thing I need to address is getting one of my needed medications : Xarelto . Without insurance it will cost me $528.00 a month....
I've had people tell me get it online from Canadian Pharmacies. I am pursuing that angle, and am looking for first-hand recommendations for online resoureces from others who may be using this approach already.
Any info is much appreciated!
Hi. Don't know if you've since found your answer, but I've used canshipmeds.com (Marks Marine Pharmacy) and canadianpharmacyworld.com. Except for the shipping time (getting thru Canada-US customs is just as long as international customs. In fact, my rx from Turkey was faster.), no problems whatsoever. They typically offer generics (if avail) and brand name so be careful choosing. I would call on my first order to make sure the order is right. Communication and customer services gets high marks. Marks Marine is a brick-and-mortar pharmacy and CPW is a CIPA approved pharmacy. Canada Pharmacy is another CIPA approved pharmacy that I check prices with. (These all get stellar reviews.) Do google search for CIPA approved pharmacies in Canada for other pharmacies. Good luck!
(This is my own personal opinion and experience. Not "official" nor meant to override your own due diligence.)
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