Monday, March 10, 2008

Drugs on line

President Bush last weekend called on Congress to pass legislation that would restrict the online sales of prescription drugs, but the president's request addresses "a symptom and not the cause of one of the country's top medical problems": the high cost of medications in the U.S., Los Angeles Times columnist David Lazarus writes. According to Lazarus, many U.S. residents, "including numerous seniors and people with chronic conditions, obtain prescription drugs from international sources not because they're scratching some itch for faraway places," but because "they can't afford U.S. drug prices."

1 comment:

bazza said...

I operate an online pharmacy in Australia and can confirm that this is absolutely the case. 90%+ of our customers are from the USA. When we compare the prices I'm not surprised. The only thing that will change the current situation from our perspective is the falling US dollar combined with the rising Australian dollar.
For information of anyone wanting top quality products that are very low compared to US prices our website is called www.MedStoreInternational.com .