Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below As many of you know, with the recent court ruling against Rx Depot, the USA has tightened its citizen's ability to import prescription meds. This is true for Canada, China, and all other countries exporting affordable meds to the USA. The FDA and US Customs are strictly enforcing the import laws. In South Florida (lots of retirees) and in Canadian border states, great efforts were made to import prescription meds. Now, those efforts have been quashed. I am truly saddened. The USA is the only civilized country in the world that doesn't have government price controls on medications.
Tightened Regulation of Imported Prescription Meds
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calveless wonder
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its just gonna create another black market....
so retarded.
so now you basically can't buy from offshore pharmacies and what not?
so retarded.
so now you basically can't buy from offshore pharmacies and what not?
DelCastillo
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Greed and paperwork bullshit. This country does the dumbest things sometimes. That's why I live somewhere else as much as I can.
sh4dowf4lcon
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Re: Re: Tightened Regulation of Imported Prescription Meds
They have to be made to FDA standards, which includes an FDA approved facility, etc.
From the policy:
"Unapproved new drugs are any drugs, including foreign-made versions of U.S. approved drugs, that have not been manufactured in accordance with and pursuant to an FDA approval. Under the Act, FDA may refuse admission to any drug that "appears" to be unapproved, placing the burden on the importer to prove that the drug sought to be imported is in fact approved by FDA."
junk said:
They have to be made to FDA standards, which includes an FDA approved facility, etc.
From the policy:
"Unapproved new drugs are any drugs, including foreign-made versions of U.S. approved drugs, that have not been manufactured in accordance with and pursuant to an FDA approval. Under the Act, FDA may refuse admission to any drug that "appears" to be unapproved, placing the burden on the importer to prove that the drug sought to be imported is in fact approved by FDA."
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