Why are Canadian drug prices lower than U.S. prices?
Canada has government price controls on prescription drugs – the United States does not. Drug manufacturers must negotiate prices for their products with the Canadian government; this keeps medication affordable for consumers. In the United States, prices are unregulated and big pharmaceutical firms are free to set their own prices. The higher these prices are, the more these pharmaceutical firms profit. Another factor which lowers prices at Canadian pharmacies is the availability of generic drugs. Generic drugs are comparable to name-brand drugs, but can be purchased at significantly reduced rates. All the generic drugs sold at our online pharmacy are safe, reliable, Health Canada approved products. When you buy Canadian drugs you also benefit from the favorable exchange rate between the Canadian and U.S. dollar: one American dollar can be worth up to $1.50 in Canada. All prices on our online pharmacy are listed in U.S. dollars, so you will not have to pay a currency exchange fee.
