Why the Government REALLY Doesn’t Want You To Order Drugs From Canada Pharmacies
Thursday, August 12th, 2010
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.
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