Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< Speaking of being ironic... the drug is actually manufactured in Canada. So buying it here means exactly the same as buying it from Canada and having it shipped directly to me. The drug and bottle are identical; only the label and outer package are different (English and French instead of English only). What's the argument again against reimportation of drugs from outside the US? >>> It can be even more ironic. In the case you mentioned, it's the exact same drug made in the same factory in Canada that's sold in both Canada (at the lower price) and the US (at the much higher price). In other cases, it's the exact same drug made in the same factory, but the factory is in the US. So, there isn't even the vague notion of "foreign-made" drug safety that can be used as a smokescreen.
Originally Posted By mele The Tylenol 3 med are usually called 222s and you don't need a prescription to get them in Vancouver where the people I know buy them. It's really not a big deal to go over and get them. More of a pain because of the drive but not much else.
Originally Posted By mele Or at least she didn't need to get a prescription the last time she got them. Things might be different now?
Originally Posted By quincytoo >>>The Tylenol 3 med are usually called 222s and you don't need a prescription to get them in Vancouver <<<< T3'S you need a script for but we sell 222 (those are made with ASA) or Tylenol 1's version over the counter. We don't have Tylenol Pm's so when we are in the States we stock up Palin's stupidity continues to amaze me.....
Originally Posted By mele Oh man, I'd die without Excedrin PM! You'd see a lot more late night posting from me. I've tried lots of sleep aids but that one works the best for me. Let me know if you ever need any. I think Costco sells it. Yay bulk! ;-)
Originally Posted By quincytoo Thanks Mele I have SuzieQ as my PM dealer now but it is always good to have a back up source I hear you Mele about the late night posting if not for those magical blue pills , I heart Tylenol PM's