[OT?] Canadian online pharmacies

I've been hearing quite a lot about how much you save by getting your
'scripts filled North of the border, including a fairly decent article
in today's paper http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-drug21.html

One of my meds costs around $225 (At Target- cheapest I've found here.)
but I've been checking a couple of sites, and they only want about $75.

D's and mine cost well over half of our monthly incomes, so getting a
deep discount like this can be a real lifesaver for both of us.

Trouble is that Caveat Emptor seems to be the rule here. Has anyone
tried any of these sources that they can recommend?

Any experiences that can be shared on this would be greatly appreciated.

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Draebyerg wrote:

Any experiences that can be shared on this would be greatly appreciated.

I have no experience ordering from outside the US, but just thought I'd
throw in some info I read in The Oregonian a couple weeks back...

Seems the drug companies are pretty steamed at these Canadian pharmacies
for sidestepping the company pricing structures in the US. The companies
have started restricting the supply of meds to pharmacies - some very
severely. The online pharma's that sell a greater than "normal" quantity
of meds gets restricted to the point of not being able to guarantee
whether or not the drug will be available to its clients.