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FAQ

1. Why are the drugs so cheap in Canada?
2. Are Canadian brand medications the same as in US?
3. What about Generics?
4. Why are some generic versions available for sale in Canada and not in the US?
5. Are all prescription drugs cheaper in Canada?
6. Does my shipping fee depend on how many items I order?
7. Are there any other fees, besides shipping?
8. Can I buy all the medications that are available in the US?
9. Do I need a prescription?
10. How much of the medication can I buy?
11. How do I pay?
12. Do you accept insurance?
13. Will my personal information stay private?
14. Why is my credit card charged by the pharmacy?
15. Do I have to worry about exchange rates, customs duty or taxes?

1. Why are the drugs so cheap in Canada?

• Canadian government has strict prescription drug price controls, which it negotiates with all major pharmaceutical companies.
• The weakness of the Canadian dollar has traditionally allowed Americans to purchase $145 worth of Canadian goods for every US dollar spent.
• No Taxes
• Generic Drugs come to market faster in Canada than in the US and the availability is much greater

2. Are Canadian brand medications the same as in US?
Same companies in the US and Canada manufacture all brand name prescription drugs. Most of the medications are identical. There are some that may look different or have a different name, but the active ingredient is always the same. Some prescription drugs from Canada are actually originally manufactured in US and then repackaged for sale in Canada. By definition all Canadian medications are not US FDA approved however they do meet rigorous standards of both HPFB (Health Products and Food Branch of Canada) and Health Canada.

3. What about Generics?
Generic medications are manufactured in Canada under stringent regulation of the Canadian Government and are used by millions of Canadians daily.

4. Why are some generic versions available for sale in Canada and not in the US?
Because of different patent law expiration dates in Canada, generic versions are sometimes available sooner.

5. Are all prescription drugs cheaper in Canada?
No, but the vast majority could save you 20 - 80% or more each time you place an order.

6. Does my shipping fee depend on how many items I order?
No. There is only one flat shipping fee of $ 10.00 per order, not per drug. The more you order, the more you save.

7. Are there any other fees, besides shipping?
No. There are no other fees.

8. Can I buy all the medications that are available in the US?
No. We will not ship narcotic, scheduled drugs or controlled substances (such as Valium, Vicodin, etc.). Furthermore, due to a variety of reasons some US prescription drugs are not available for sale in Canada.

9. Do I need a prescription?
Yes. A valid prescription from your doctor must be faxed or mailed in to validate your order.

10. How much of the medication can I buy?
You can buy a maximum of 90 days supply of each medication at any one time. Your repeats however are automatically filled for you with no extra time or paperwork. It's easy and fast.

11. How do I pay?
We make it easy for you to pay by accepting MasterCard and Visa. Due to the long order delays associated with the check clearing process, we do not accept personal checks at this time.

12. Do you accept insurance?
Unfortunately we cannot since the pharmacies are located in Canada and cannot accept foreign insurance. However CMP Savings Center can provide you with a purchase invoice that you can submit to your insurance carrier (which then may or may not pay for your medication).

13. Will my personal information stay private?
CMP Savings Center and its affiliated Canadian pharmacies will not release or otherwise share any of your personal medical or financial information with anyone or any entity, other than yourself or your doctor who prescribed the medications ordered, without your express written consent.

14. Why is my credit card charged by the pharmacy?
CMP Savings Center is a savings group and not a pharmacy. All your medication charges are billed directly by our affiliated Canadian pharmacy that provided you the service.

15. Do I have to worry about exchange rates, customs duty or taxes?
No. There is no duty or taxes charged on your medication from Canada.