Weekend Delays

[Superman]

My mom already went, so know we know what we all have. (we all know that we have the same thing) Therefore the treatment is the same for everyone however buying in another nation then importing them and then mailing it is cheaper than everyone paying the doc then paying for it here.

While we do have ins the cost of the meds is basically the same as the copay for the doc visit with ins. Then although ins then covers the med price it is going to be less than our yearly deductible anyways and as we do not really get sick very often (like not even every year). So we actually end up paying at lest twice as much money if not more buying it in the united states. Instead it is more logical for my dad to just bring it back with him when he comes home and mail me mine.

You do realize there are laws preventing this from happening right. You can't transport meds between countries. Just like you can't go to Canada to get them and bring them across the border either. I'm not sure who informed you that you can, but I probably wouldn't be posting that info on a public forum. Just a heads up.

[ZERO]

You can not transport controlled meds that require signature at purchase like musinex across nations. If the inverse was true it would not be possible to travel when sick. You can take small amount of normal medicine across boarders for personal use.

[Superman]

Antibiotics are not normal drugs. I would just be careful. The US, as you know, loves to stick its nose into everything. I'm almost certain that all antibiotics are considered a controlled med.