We appreciate that you point out the fact that ?most of the Canadian pharmacies selling to Americans were selling legitimate products and were actually helping to keep people healthy by letting them purchase affordable meds.? This is the case for pharmacies that are verified through the Canadian International Pharmacy Association (CIPA), which sell safe prescription drugs and require a valid doctor?s prescription to purchase them. These maintenance medications are used to treat conditions such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol and cost as much as 80 percent less than if they were bought in the U.S. To verify that a pharmacy is legitimate and licensed, visit www.CIPA.com.
Mike, we've been following your writings and appreciate the proper perspective you are bringing to many issues such as Protect IP and the Google settlement. This article recognizes the distinction between our trusted pharmacies and dangerous pharmacies that sell medications without valid prescriptions, push controlled substances, or masquerade as Canadian.
The prescription medications that are ?legitimate drugs, but are just more reasonably priced? come from licensed pharmacies, such as Jan Drugs, which are accredited through the Canadian International Pharmacy Association (CIPA).
With a 100 percent safety record, CIPA continues to be the gold standard for distance care pharmacy services because of its strict safety protocols that have been in place since the organization was founded nearly a decade ago. CIPA members are recognized as safe and legitimate by PharmacyChecker.com, Pharmacy Accreditation Services and buySAFE.
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Making the distinction that legitimate, licensed Canadian pharmacies provide a valuable and safe service
We appreciate that you point out the fact that ?most of the Canadian pharmacies selling to Americans were selling legitimate products and were actually helping to keep people healthy by letting them purchase affordable meds.? This is the case for pharmacies that are verified through the Canadian International Pharmacy Association (CIPA), which sell safe prescription drugs and require a valid doctor?s prescription to purchase them. These maintenance medications are used to treat conditions such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol and cost as much as 80 percent less than if they were bought in the U.S. To verify that a pharmacy is legitimate and licensed, visit www.CIPA.com.
Safe Canadian Online Pharmacies help Americans
Mike, we've been following your writings and appreciate the proper perspective you are bringing to many issues such as Protect IP and the Google settlement. This article recognizes the distinction between our trusted pharmacies and dangerous pharmacies that sell medications without valid prescriptions, push controlled substances, or masquerade as Canadian.
The prescription medications that are ?legitimate drugs, but are just more reasonably priced? come from licensed pharmacies, such as Jan Drugs, which are accredited through the Canadian International Pharmacy Association (CIPA).
With a 100 percent safety record, CIPA continues to be the gold standard for distance care pharmacy services because of its strict safety protocols that have been in place since the organization was founded nearly a decade ago. CIPA members are recognized as safe and legitimate by PharmacyChecker.com, Pharmacy Accreditation Services and buySAFE.