Men all across the country that have thinning hair or a receding hairline use Propecia to treat their pattern balding, and experience great results. The problem is, that the drug is often times not covered by insurance, and those who use Propecia are having to pay for the product out of pocket.

Now that the recession is in full swing, many have stopped using Propecia because they can no longer afford to pay the inflated prices for the prescription medication.

Why go bald trying to find a Propecia coupon when all you have to do is buy it here at No Prescription Needed.com for a fraction of the price?

Lets take a look and compare our prices for Propecia to the popular Drugstore.com and see how much cheaper it would be to purchase from No Prescription Needed.com.

For 90 pills (3 months supply) of 1 mg Propecia at Drugstore.com,  Propecia is sold for $184.99 . That is $369.98 for a 6 months’ supply, and $739.96 for a full year’s supply.

Now lets take a look and see how much you could save ordering here at NoPrescriptioNeeded.com. Propecia  here  costs $35.00  for 90 pills (3 months supply), $70.00 for a six month supply, $140.00  for a full years  supply. That is a savings of : $149.99  for 3 months supply, $299.98  for a 6 months supply, and a unbelievable $599.96 for a full year’s supply – you can see how easily your membership pays for itself!

A FULL YEARS supply of Propecia costs less here at NoPrescriptioNeeded.com than a 3 months supply at Drugstore.com!

Not only do we offer the guaranteed cheapest prices for prescription medications online, NoPrescriptioNeeded.com is also the only website that has negotiated with each of its member pharmacies to give its members an “unpublished” 5% discount off any and all medications ordered through the site!

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Xenical is one of the most used drugs in America to help lose and maintain weight. It effectively reduces the health problems brought on by excess weight. The only problem is that if you don’t have prescription drug coverage, it can cost an arm and a leg, and Xenical discounts aren’t easily found.

So should you forgo your health simply because you can’t afford the Xenical your doctor has prescribed? No! You should find it from a cheaper source.  That is where we come in.

Here at NoPrescriptioNeeded.com, we have the lowest prices on the web guaranteed. If you can’t find the medication you need here or find it cheaper somewhere  else (you won’t), we will refund the entire amount of your membership, no questions asked. It is that simple. Not only do we guarantee that you will find it here the cheapest, we also guarantee that all the pharmacies in our database are verified safe and dependable, so you get your meds ever time/on time.

You can stop searching for a Xenical discount because we have the cheapest prices right here!

Lets take a look and compare our prices for Xenical to another leading online pharmacy site (Drugstore.com) and see how great the savings really are.

At Drugstore.com, 120 mg Xenical is sold for $125.97 for 30 pills(1 months supply). That is $377.91 for a 3 months’ supply, $755.82 for a 6 month supply, and $1511.64 for a full year’s supply.

Now lets take a look at the prices offered here at NoPrescriptioNeeded.com and see how much you can save. Xenical here at NoPrescriptioNeed.com costs $21.90 for 30 pills, $65.70 a three month supply, $131.40 for a six months supply, and $262.80 for a full years supply. That is a savings of : $103.07 for 3 months supply, $624.42 for a 6 months’ supply, and a unbelievable $1248.84 for a full year’s supply – you can see how easily your membership pays for itself!

At NoPrescriptioNeeded.com we are the only site that has negotiated “unpublished” discounts with every member pharmacy. That means no matter what site you order from, you receive and additional 5% off at checkout automatically.

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Within the last 10 years, the number of people being diagnosed with high blood pressure has been on the rise. In 2009 alone, there were 83 million prescriptions for high blood pressure medications like Zocor, Avapro, Lopressor, and Accupril to name a few. Many of you that have been diagnosed with high blood pressure have realized that it can not only be hard on your body, but also hard on your wallet.

It baffles me that people these days are doing everything from selling their homes to clipping coupons to save money, yet many still pay full price for their medications. People who have a chronic illness like hypertension are paying more than double what they should be paying, especially during some of the toughest financial times our country has ever seen.

Let’s take a look and compare the price of one of one of the leading high cholesterol medications, Zocor, and see how much you can save simply by ordering your prescription drugs online from NoPrescriptioNeeded.com.

For demonstration purposes we will assume that the prescription being filled is for Zocor 40 mg, and the doctor prescribed one pill 2x daily.

At Drugstore.com, Zocor is sold for $459.98 for 90 pills or in our case, a 45 day supply. That is $919.96 for a 3 months’ supply, $1839.92 for a 6 month supply, and $3679.84 for a full year’s supply.

Now lets take a look at the prices offered here at NoPrescriptioNeeded.com and see how much you can save. Zocor here at NoPrescriptioneed.com costs $128.00 for 180 pills, a six month supply, and $256.00 for a full year’s supply. That is a savings of : $395.98 for 3 months supply, $791.96 for a 6 months’ supply, and a whopping $1583.92 for a full year’s supply – you can see how easily your membership pays for itself!

That is not where the savings stop, because at NoPrescriptioNeeded.com we are the only site that has negotiated “unpublished” discounts with every member pharmacy. So just to be clear as a member you will receive an additional 5% discount on every single order you place through our site, no hassling with coupons or remembering codes, simply get 5% off INSTANTLY on every order you place!

The savings no doubt speak for themselves. We’ve made it our personal goal to help you safely get the lowest price on all your prescription medications, period. So click on the BIG “BUY NOW” button right now and start putting money back into your pockets instead of giving it to the greedy pharmaceutical companies. The price of your membership will easily pay for itself on your first order, guaranteed.

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Many Americans these days are having a tough time keeping up with their prescription drug bill. Some have hit the doughnut hole in their prescription coverage, while others have never been able to afford coverage to start with. Due to insurance coverage picking up the tab on our prescriptions drugs, we have never really stopped to think about why the price of our medications is much higher than anywhere else in the world. I have done a little research and found that it is not as much of a safety issue as the government would have you believe, but more of a financial issue.

The government would like you to believe that prescription medications from anywhere other than the United States are not safe, no matter where they are from. This is simply not true. Many other countries such as Canada and Great Britain have just as strict of safety regulations and high quality standards for their medications, the only difference is they pay much less for theirs.

The reason Canadians can afford their medications is because their government imposes price controls on their medications. This means that drug companies cannot charge more for a particular drug than the market dictates is fair. Whereas here in America, we allow drug companies have patents and periods of market exclusivity which allow drug companies to charge as much as they want for a particular drug.

The funny thing is, even though the government tries to maintain that safety is the reason that drug importation is frowned upon, even though there are many government programs that encourage purchasing drugs from foreign countries. The Senate voted 62 to 28 to allow Americans to buy drugs from Canada and Europe. The truth is drugs from overseas and Canada are not of any lesser quality, but American drug companies pay the government well to keep a monopoly in the American prescription drug market. It turns out the government is not as concerned about your safety, as they are about making money.

Don’t allow the government to scare you away from saving money on your prescription medication. Do your research and keep your money in your pocket. Order your medications from proven, safe, online pharmacies found only here at
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Drugmaker Sanofi-Aventis is going to take a revenue hit this year after recently stopping production of their newest blood thinner drug. The decision comes after US regulators approved a generic rival to its Lovenox blood thinner.

Sanofi-Aventis recently released a statement saying its shares may decline as much as 4 percent at constant exchange rate. This is a much more bleak estimate than the one given earlier this year stating a increase in revenues of at least 5 to seven percent.

Losing market exclusivity is one of the main reasons that Sanofi-Aventis has been actively seeking to purchase Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Genzyme.

“Five or six of their top eight drugs are in the process of or will go generic this year and companies losing drugs are under more pressure to fill that gap,” a man with knowledge of the matter stated.

Sanofi-Aventis is the maker of other popular drugs like Actonel, Allegra, Nasacort and Plavix.

Sanofi better come up with some new drugs to fill the gap quickly, or the revenues will continue to fall.

A new weight loss drug is up for FDA approval and is looking to buck the recent trend of harsh weight loss medications.

The new drug Qnexa, which is a combination of the drugs lorcaserin and Contrave is looking to provide effective weight-loss without the dangerous side effects that have hampered other weight loss drugs like fen-phen and Meridia. Fen-phen was pulled from the off the shelves in 1997 when it was linked to a thickening of the heart valve.

Dr. Ken Fujioka, director of the Scripps Clinic Center for Weight Management in San Diego said, “It’s shown a 10 to 15 percent weight-loss in patients, which is very impressive.”

If the side effects prove to be minimal, this could end up being a great drug to help many who suffer from obesity reclaim there lives. As for now, the only FDA approved weight loss drug is over the counter Alli.

Today Mylan announced that they had received approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration for its Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) for Anastrozole tablets, 1 mg, the generic version of AstraZeneca’s Arimidex, a treatment for early breast cancer.

According to IMS Health, Anastrozole tablets had sales in the US of approximately $917 million for the last year ending March 31, 2010 . The product is available for immediate shipment.

Pr Newswire Reported that,

Currently, Mylan has 136 ANDAs pending FDA approval representing $94 billion in annual brand sales, according to IMS Health. Forty-one of these pending ANDAs are potential first-to-file opportunities, representing $20.4 billion in annual brand sales, for the 12 months ending Dec. 31, 2009 according to IMS Health.

This should help those who are struggling to pay for the treatment. If you would like to save even more on Arimidex, join No Prescription Needed today!

GlaxoSmithKline  and Medivir announced today an exclusive agreement for the commercialization of a new over the counter cold sore cream. Xerclear is the new product that will contain acyclovir and hydrocortisone for non-prescription use in multiple markets, including 14 major European countries.

This should bolster Glaxo’s over the counter medicine business. According to reports,

Swedish-based Medivir will get up to 3 million euros ($4 million) in upfront and pre-launch milestone payments, as well as up to double-digit percentage royalties on sales.

The new combo was granted marketing approval in  in last October and is based on strong clinical data. Xerclear was given “a unique label, which differentiates it from other topical cold sore products currently on the market,” GSK says.

According to the Pharma Times,

The treatment, previously known as Lipsovir, will be distributed as part of GSK’s over-the-counter Zovirax (acyclovir) franchise in multiple markets, including Europe, Russia, Japan, India, Australia and New Zealand but not North and South America, China, South Korea and Israel. The drugs giant will pay up to 3 million euros in upfront and pre-launch milestones and up to double-digit royalties.

Only time will tell if Xerclear will ever make it to market in the US.

Today a new drug was approved for sale to fight against osteoporosis. The new drug Prolia comes from Amgen and is used to help prevent fractures in postmenopausal women. Last week, the medicine received approval for sales overseas.

Prolia is considered to be one of the most important drugs for Amgen’s future. The FDA’s decision was made nearly two months before the agency’s expected date, July 25.

Dr. Julie Beitz, director of an F.D.A. office of drug evaluation, said in a statement “Due to its prevalence, osteoporosis is a serious concern to public health…the approval of Prolia provides another treatment option for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis who are susceptible to fractures.”

This is good news for the rising number of postmenopausal women who recent studies have shown that one out of every two women over age 50 will break a bone in their lifetime as a result of osteoporosis.

Prolia will join other osteoporosis medications such as Fosamax and Boniva to help fight against bone loss in women over 50.

Today, a new arthritis drug manufactured by Pozen and AstraZeneca received FDA approval. The new drug Vimovo will combine the popular heart burn drug Nexium with a generic pain killer.

Vimovo will attempt to fill the need of a drug that can reduce the risk of stomach ulcers that usually accompany most commonly used pain killers. Vimovo is a combination of naproxen, an anti-inflammatory pain reliever, and Nexium.

According to WSJ.com,

Jefferies analyst Eun Yang projects peak annual sales of Vimovo at $300 million and expects it to launch in late summer, calling it a “modest” product for AstraZeneca.

Yang said Vimovo, as a combination product, mainly provides convenience to patients and could face insurance reimbursement challenges.

Combination drugs are not exactly groundbreaking but offer more convenience and sometimes are more cost effective and can be found in almost all drug categories. Some common combination drug examples are Lopressor (beta blocker/diuretic), Vytorin (ezetimibe/simvastatin), Avandamet (Metformin hydrochloride/rosiglitazone maleate), and Hyzaar (Losartan and hydrochlorothiazide).

Vimovo was approved to treat osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, and to decrease the risk of developing gastric ulcers in patients at risk of developing non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug-associated gastric ulcers. The pill is to be taken twice daily.

In a clinical trial of the drug, there was a 4.1% incidence of ulcers in Vimovo patients, compared to 23.1% among patients taking a coated form of naproxen. In a second similarly structured study, the incidence was 7.1%, compared to 24.3%.