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Canada Discount Healthcare.com was formed to help U.S. Citizens save money on their prescriptions. Canadian law strictly controls what pharmaceutical companies can charge for their drugs, making prescription drugs more affordable for all Canadians. Some drugs sold in Canada are the same as the ones sold in The United States, originating from the same pharmaceutical companies, with the same brand names and same packaging. In general, the majority of the drugs sold in Canada are identical to the ones sold in The United States.

 
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As Canadian regulations are generally stricter with regard to approval of drugs for use in Canada, some drugs available in the U.S. may not be available in Canada. When a pharmaceutical company develops a new drug, they immediately patent it with a brand name. When that patent expires, other pharmaceutical companies may copy the "ingredients" used to create that drug and sell it under their own name. These copied drugs are referred to as "generic" drugs. As in all business, when more companies produce the same product, competition develops and the price goes down. This holds true for the drug industry and accounts for the high price differential between name brand and generic drugs. For example, at one time, only one pharmaceutical company produces a certain name brand drug; when the patent expires there may be 10 companies that produce their own version, competing for the same customers and essentially driving the price of that drug down. Conversely, when a company holds a patent on a drug, there is a sort of monopoly and that company can charge high prices for the drug. As you can't get the same drug or a generic version of it, you must pay what the pharmaceutical company wants.

Another factor that plays a major role in the price difference between Canada and the United States is the value of the Canadian Dollar in relation to the U.S. Dollar. For each U.S. dollar you exchange in Canada, you receive approximately $1.25 in Canadian funds. This obviously allows your dollar to be stretched even further! We've got more than 2000 products available. Send us your prescription needs and discover how much you'll save.

 

 
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