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Old 04-12-2007, 03:06 PM #1
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Question canadian drugs
Hello to all, It is getting so hard to keep up with medical expenses especially
the meds. I'm thinking of ordering from Canada where the prices are more than 50% less but I'm concerned about the safety of their drug supply. I'm
wondering if any here have tried it and how it has worked out. Are there any reputable canadian online pharmacys you could recommend? Hope everyone is doing OK. Thanks
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