do canadian pharmacies stock it reliably
#canada 2026-01-03
- lyophile_liv — do canadian pharmacies stock it reliably 13:28
- VialBot — Digest for the week of 2025-05-16 has been published. 13:53
- verify_or_dont — my monthly cost with partial insurance came to about 120 canadian dollars, which is not a number anybody else can use cross border out of canada rarely makes sense… 15:08
Digest for the week of 2025-05-16 has been published.
has anyone compared a canadian pharmacy price to an american one properly
the truck is the risk
a frozen and thawed reconstituted vial is the one thing i would not use, and i cannot point you at a study for that
diabetes covered, weight not
reported by members, own currency, not comparable directly
private clinic, UK 145 - 220
statutory, DE 10 co-pay
private script, DE 180 - 240
pharmacy, PL 95 - 140
pharmacy, SE 210 - 260my monthly cost with partial insurance came to about 120 canadian dollars, which is not a number anybody else can use
cross border out of canada rarely makes sense because canada is usually the cheaper side of that particular border
i was wrong in here about a province covering it, i had read about a pilot programme and assumed it was policy
powder survived a freeze
private plans vary by employer more than by province. two members with the same job title got different answers
is provincial coverage as much of a patchwork as it looks from outside
a lyophilised vial that froze in transit is almost certainly fine. a reconstituted one that froze is a different matter, i have it written down somewhere
wouldnt use a thawed solution
any figure in this channel is dated. canadian pricing and coverage both moved while i was reading about them
spring ordering is easier and if you can wait, waiting is free
slightly off topic but cross border out of canada rarely makes sense because canada is usually the cheaper side of that particular border
check your plan
follow up how does coverage work if you have diabetes versus if you dont
freezing not cooking