It’s no secret that our American friends south of the border pay a lot for prescription drugs, and that will probably continue into the foreseeable future. When compared to Canadians, our compatriots down south pay more for the same drugs thanks in part to drug price control laws in Canada — or better yet, insufficient drug price control laws in the US.
Safe disposal of your leftover/expired/extra prescription drugs ultimately means the reduction of likelihood that they’ll fall into the wrong hands, or mistakenly be used by you, or your family members or friends.
Begin by inspecting the contents of your medicine cabinet and/or overnight prescription organizer for any and all expired or unused drugs. This includes all prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, and even natural health products. Check their expiration dates as a first step, and if you’re unsure of their effectiveness or safety, consult your pharmacist.
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The alarming facts are, that most men who contract some fairly common medical conditions as they age, namely high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes – anything that affects your blood vessels, in essence, are at risk of developing erectile dysfunction. In fact, over 50% of all men with diabetes will find themselves struggling to maintain an erection.
The stigma of buying medications online dictates a certain uncertainty, or untrustworthiness in the seller- and for new buyers, the online market can be an overwhelming place to navigate. For every legitimate online pharmacy, there seems to be a handful of illegitimate organizations that pose serious risks to the health and wellbeing of their customers.
If you have no experience buying from an online pharmacy, you can get a sense of what’s what from our blog here – but assuming you’ve spoken to your physician about purchasing your prescribed medications from a legitimate online Canadian pharmacy, you’ll need to know a few things about how to go about this process correctly.
It’s a smart move to exercise caution when considering purchasing medications from an online pharmacy. There are vast arrays of questionable suppliers and distributors of popular drugs on the internet, and any 2-minute Google search will confirm their widespread availability.
Many of these counterfeit e-pharmacies offer prescription medicines at slashed prices without requiring a valid prescription issued by a licensed physician, and others who use marketing tactics and savvy web development practices to help customers assume their local groups that can be trusted.
There are, however, many reputable and professional online pharmacies that not only provide convenience and excellent customer experience, but who also go the extra mile to earn the patronage of their clientele. In this post, we’ll explain some of the top ways to find a legitimate online pharmacy.
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When you place an order through Sezzle, our unique approvals system reviews your account to determine the repayment plan we can offer. In most cases, it's 25% of the order total due up-front (also called your "down payment" or "first installment"), with the remaining amount divided up across three more installments, each due two weeks apart. There is no interest on pay-in-4 orders for over 48,700 brands and no up-front or hidden fees as long as you pay off your installments on time. We also offer a virtual card, pay-in-2, pay-in-full, and long-term financing checkout options.
When your order is placed, Sezzle pays the merchant in full for the order immediately—so the merchant has their funds and can begin processing your order.
