I changed to better insurance, but looks like I'll still be buying my meds from Canada.

[Kennah]

Open enrollment back in November, we switched insurance plans to a more expensive one. After 10 years with UC, I'm now on a Colonoscopy-A-Year frequent flyer program, and cashing in the points is royal motherfucker.

Just got done paying off the UC doc for my 2012 colonoscopy, and I need to get one scheduled in the next couple of months. Medical out of pocket costs at appointments will be less at least.

Wife went to get her meds filled under the new insurance today, I looked at the pricing and thought, "It's STILL cheaper in Canada."

If Canada gave us dual citizenship, then they could bargain for even cheaper prices on prescription drugs. Just saying.

[AnotherMcIntosh]

1. Seriously, can you rely upon the Canadian meds?

[Kennah]

2. We already have for nearly 3 years

[williesgirl]

3. where do you get the drugs?

[AnotherMcIntosh]

4. x2

Won't the Border Patrol limit you to a 30-day supply?

[Kennah]

6. 90 day supply is on the CPB.gov website

http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/clearing/restricted/medication_drugs.xml

[Kennah]

5. Mail order

To get the best price.
http://www.pharmacychecker.com/

To make sure it's a legit pharmacy.
http://www.napra.ca/