You guys can all thank me for this later. I make a huge order from this place once a year for all my friends and family:
http://www.alldaychemist.com
I save my father-in-law over $2500 a year for all his heart meds.
No prescription needed. It will take approx. 3 weeks to get here.
http://www.alldaychemist.com
I save my father-in-law over $2500 a year for all his heart meds.
No prescription needed. It will take approx. 3 weeks to get here.
So what is the name and address of this place in OKC
That is not right
nice screenname!
All Indian generics sold from Cyprus. I think I'll jump right on that. Not to mention illegal. Especially if you get meds without your doctor's prescription.
The website states in several places that a script is required. No narcotics or controlled substances either.
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So here's the deal.......
I fill three 'scripts at one of two different local 'mom-n-pop' drugstores and the following is a price breakdown vs. all of the big name chain stores......
1) $100 (vs. $180-200+ at all of the various big chain stores)
2)$150 (vs. $200-$300 at all of the big chain stores)
3)$80 (vs. $250-$350 at all of the big chain stores)
I have asked/inquired with each of the mega-stores as to whether they would 'price match' my current pharmacy.
Every...single...time after learning what I currently pay the mega-store pharmacists reply with an exact or very similar version of the following:
"There's no way we can afford to sell them that cheap...I don't know how they can afford to do that...our cost is much higher that that.....Sorry"
Go figure.
While I'm certainly no expert in this particular arena it doesn't take much brainpower at all to understand that the mega-stores should immediately carry the advantage of volume wholesale discount buying.
I fill three 'scripts at one of two different local 'mom-n-pop' drugstores and the following is a price breakdown vs. all of the big name chain stores......
1) $100 (vs. $180-200+ at all of the various big chain stores)
2)$150 (vs. $200-$300 at all of the big chain stores)
3)$80 (vs. $250-$350 at all of the big chain stores)
I have asked/inquired with each of the mega-stores as to whether they would 'price match' my current pharmacy.
Every...single...time after learning what I currently pay the mega-store pharmacists reply with an exact or very similar version of the following:
"There's no way we can afford to sell them that cheap...I don't know how they can afford to do that...our cost is much higher that that.....Sorry"
Go figure.
While I'm certainly no expert in this particular arena it doesn't take much brainpower at all to understand that the mega-stores should immediately carry the advantage of volume wholesale discount buying.
All my generic BP meds range from $3-$10 a month each from Drug Warehouse with insurance, so I doubt I'll be looking for a change. But where are these mom-and-pop pharmacys located in Tulsa?
CANADA!!!!!!!! CRAP no wonder that guy on the bus to Juarez looked at me funny when he asked "wonder why all these old people are headed to Mexico?"
That's a good reason to shop around for drugs.
Did "The Pusher" happen to be playing as background music at Walgreens?
Did "The Pusher" happen to be playing as background music at Walgreens?
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