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In many other countries citizens can walk into their corner drugstore and buy the same
safe prescriptions we have here, but at a fraction of the price. Too many residents of
the United States are forced to make unbearable choices between food and medicine.
Most of us grew up believing that "the American way" involves a sense of fair play and decency.
We, whose origins represent people from around this planet, know that dealing honestly with
one another does not depend upon race, religion, or national origin. We knew in our heart what
"the American way" was supposed to mean, even when we fell short of following it.
Americans have been cheated of this birthright, not by their neighbors but by the immense power
gained through the success of big corporatons. These entities today are only quasi-American, given
their international status. Clearly, their ways are far from what formerly proud Americans
respect and hope for. The evidence for this abounds: monopolistic oil companies, monopolistic
agribusiness, mainline media monopolies, private banking monopolies.
Perhaps the most egregious example is that of the American pharmaceutical industry and its
powerful political lobby. People may shrug their shoulders with regard to abuses of large
corporations but when they require prescription medicine and their lives, their health or the
health of an older relative or a neighbor is jeopardized on behalf of exceptional corporate
profits, there are excellent personal reasons for being less forgiving.
The time has come to confront domestic propaganda and governmental collusion paid for by "big
pharma". Perhaps you heard in various places that "foreign manufactured drugs are not safe".
How much sense does that make? The majority of prescription medicines sold in the U.S. are
manufactured at FDA-inspected facilities located in foreign countries. Ask your local
pharmacist where your prescription meds were manufactured.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has the responsibility of overseeing the manufacturing
facilities of drug companies in foreign countries from which these drugs are imported to
this country. Its official job is to ensure that drugs which are sold in the US are manufactured
to FDA standards. India, for example, has close to 100 manufacturing facilities approved by
the FDA, the largest after the US. These are some facts that big pharma prefers you never learn.
Any company or US governmental entity, including the FDA, that implies or states that
prescription drugs ordered by Americans from legitimate pharmacies located outside the US are
less safe than if they had been manufactured domestically is not telling the truth.
The only significant issue involves whether or not medicines are manufactured at FDA-approved
facilities. Un-inspected facilities, potentially a source of contaminated or fraudulent products,
sell their products through unlicensed "rogue pharmacies". Regardless of having been produced
domestically or having been imported, these products are to be avoided, not because of their
country of origin, but because they are illegally manufactured and distributed.
Name-brand prescriptions purchased from licensed and registered offshore pharmacies are the same
products as those imported into the U.S. from countries around the world.
"To claim that those same prescription drugs for which the FDA has provided oversight are unsafe
when prescriptions are filled from licensed pharmacies outside the U.S. is disingenuous at best
and fraudulent at worse", according to Daniel Hines, online publisher of todaysseniorsnetwork.com
and outspoken consumer advocate. So much deception. So many lies. This was not the American way.
It is big pharma's corporate way.
However, there is good news. It is perfectly legal for Americans to purchase and to receive
their drugs, in quantities of up to 90 days as prescribed by a licensed US physician, directly
from a licensed and registered offshore pharmacy dispensing the same drugs that are available
in the US, manufactured by FDA approved facilities. Informed Americans who buy prescription meds
may save themselves a whole lot of money.
How much? See
LibertyRxPrescriptionSavings.com. Click "Sample Prices"and be prepared to be shocked.
Once their pricing is more widely exposed, you will probably hear a lot of whining from pharma to
justify exhorbitant prices and misleading propaganda on the basis of research and development
expenses. These corporations spend far more money on advertising, romancing doctors, publishing
subsidized "research papers", and outlandish executive compensation than they do on R&D.
Our goal is to let consumers make an informed choice among all of the available options
including local pharmacies, lower price generics available domestically, overseas
pharmacies, and through a Home Delivery manager, available at a toll-free phone number, who
will find the lowest price from several countries for members of the LibertyRx Program.
Drugs are purchased by LibertyRx from FDA approved
sources only. These are the same sources which supply
U.S. retail pharmacies.
Many U.S. pharmaceutical companies have overseas plants.
Again, ONLY FDA APROVED SOURCES are used in obtaining
over 52,000 FDA approved prescription medications.
You will quickly discover that nearly unbelievable savings can be obtained when members of
LibertyRx purchase their prescription meds in 90-day quantities from LibertyRx. However,
there are some drugs (typically single-source ones) on which there may be minimal or
no savings.
HINTS:
Scroll to the bottom and work upwards to find the lowest prices. Savings
are generally greatest when you use Home Delivery for a 3-month supply of your prescription
medications.
The notation "Med D Rx" which seems mysterious, at first, simply means that
the drug supplied is included under Part-D of Medicare for senior patients.
After making a written notation of your own meds and prices, call the toll-free phone
number to reach a Home Delivery specialist (the phone number will be in your membership
packet).
You will receive prompt and courteous help in discussing, pricing, and filling your order.
Please have your LibertyRx membership number available when you call.
Price your meds here
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