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Drugs from India

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  1. I noticed that prescription drugs, such as Cipro or Cialis,
    are available at 30% to 50% of the price in the US, if
    bought by mail order from India. The website looks just as
    reputable as most Canadian pharmaceutical websites.

    I thought I might try them. Can anyone comment on any
    problems with ordering prescription drugs from India?

    Example: shoprxonline.comsrxo orderinfo.html

    Thanks for any input.

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    James
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    Quoted message said:

    I noticed that prescription drugs, such as Cipro or
    Cialis, are available at 30% to 50% of the price in the
    US, if bought by mail order from India. The website looks
    just as reputable as most Canadian pharmaceutical
    websites.

    I thought I might try them. Can anyone comment on any
    problems with ordering prescription drugs from India?

    Example: shoprxonline.comsrxo orderinfo.html

    Thanks for any input.

    --
    James -

    I'm sure it's illegal, so you run the risk of your package
    being confiscated. As to quality, I have no idea.

    Bill

  3. James E. said:

    I noticed that prescription drugs, such as Cipro or
    Cialis, are available at 30% to 50% of the price in the
    US, if bought by mail order from India. The website looks
    just as reputable as most Canadian pharmaceutical
    websites.

    I thought I might try them. Can anyone comment on any
    problems with ordering prescription drugs from India?

    Some drug producers in India are perfectly reputable and
    meet FDA standards for production quality. They subcontract
    to U.S. companies. If you buy from one of these, you'll get
    entirely satisfactory quality. However, you may still have
    trouble actually importing the medication, depending on
    which medication it is. So the issue is more likely to be
    customs than production quality, provided that you buy from
    a reputable firm (check them out carefully). I suspect that
    the most reputable firms probably avoid selling medication
    directly in order to avoid offending their primary corporate
    customers, but that's just a guess.

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    Transpose hotmail and mxsmanic in my e-mail address to reach
    me directly.

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