In the past many Americans chose to purchase their Rx prescription medicines from pharmacies in Canada, due to the very substantial cost savings that were available there. In response to this demand, numerous pharmacies in Canada, Europe and Mexico offered direct Rx shipments to Americans. However, this overseas purchasing of prescription medicines is no longer legal for Americans.
Americans should not attempt to purchase Rx meds from international sources:
Prices vary between pharmacies, so it will pay you to comparison shop. Pay particular attention to delivery charges and other fees.
Here are links to SwopNet Medical Guides to some common medical ailments. These guides provide practical, helpful, un-biased information for patients.
About the medical recommendations on these pages: Some of the medications listed are prescription drugs (requiring a doctor's prescription). Other low cost drugs listed are over the counter drugs (available as drugs without prescriptions) and do not require you to visit a doctor. In any case, you should consult your local physician before ordering or taking any medications. And in all cases, the advice of a licensed medical practitioner familiar with your particular condition should be sought.