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#canada 2026-01-30

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  • cold_chain_cmdr — does anyone hold their orders between december and march 15:31
  • ferritin_fay — quick one my monthly cost with partial insurance came to about 120 canadian dollars, which is not a number anybody else can use update from 26 months ago: my province… 15:39
  • ferritin_fay — a frozen and thawed reconstituted vial is the one thing i would not use, and i cannot point you at a study for that, still working it out 17:11
  • verify_or_dont — canadian pharmacy pricing was well below the american equivalent in every comparison members have made in here 18:49
  • split_dose_sam — a lyophilised vial that froze in transit is almost certainly fine. a reconstituted one that froze is a different matter 18:51
CC

an alberta member and a nova scotia member compared notes and neither of them could believe the other one

does anyone hold their orders between december and march

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the difference between a diabetes diagnosis and a weight indication was the whole story in every province i read about

does cross border make any sense from canada or is it not worth the bother

FF

a frozen and thawed reconstituted vial is the one thing i would not use, and i cannot point you at a study for that, still working it out

FF

i hold orders between january and march where i can. a preference, not a rule anybody gave me

that was a pilot not policy

VO

canadian pharmacy pricing was well below the american equivalent in every comparison members have made in here

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postal in winter

SD

a lyophilised vial that froze in transit is almost certainly fine. a reconstituted one that froze is a different matter

FF

cross border out of canada rarely makes sense because canada is usually the cheaper side of that particular border