STOP PAYING MORE FOR Save Big On Medical Prescriptions
YOUR DRUGS AT With medical copays consistently ris-
ing, people filing for unemployment, and
those living without prescription drug
coverage, it’s getting more and more diffi-
cult for Americans to afford medical pre-
scriptions.
SAVINGS FOR ALL AGES One local business, however, is mak-
ing it possible for people to pay for their
SAVE
70%
prescriptions without breaking the bank.
The family-owned Express Canadian
UP TO Drugs, located at 24840 Harper in
St. Clair Shores, has been helping people
afford their medical prescriptions since
ON YOUR FUTURE Corporate
Programs opening up shop four-and-a-half
PRESCRIPTION Available years ago.
The mail-order service, located south
Ideal for: of 10 Mile Road, works with several phar-
Self-employed • Business Owners macies — two American, three Canadian
Senior Citizens • Uninsured and one global — to offer quality drugs
for less money. There are thousands of
SAFE • AFFORDABLE • CONVENIENT • SENSIBLE medications, including Flomax, Lamisil
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER and Zoloft, from which to choose. All the
medicines are government approved.
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On average, people who utilize
Express Canadian Drugs save about 40
percent to 50 percent on their prescrip-
OVER $150 OVER $150 OVER $150 tions than if they went the traditional
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route. Brand-named medications are
available, and generics are used whenever
24840 Harper • #B St. Clair Shores possible to further cut costs. Customers
S. of 10 Mile • (800) 809-8803 are responsible for paying their prescrip-
0045-0736
tion costs, plus shipping fees.
A three-month supply of the asthma
drug Advair, for example, would cost
about $715 for a patient without pre-
scription coverage. If a customer ordered
the same drug through Express Canadian
Drugs, the charge would be $290 for a
three-month supply.
Plavix, as another example, is approx-
imately $380 for a three-month supply
for a person who lacks prescription cover-
age. But if purchased through Express
Canadian Drugs, the fee is only $165 for
a three-month supply.
When Express Canadian Drugs first
opened for business, most of its clientele
was senior citizens. But staff has wit-
nessed an influx of younger people who
are either self-employed, unemployed and
are without prescription coverage.
Express Canadian Drugs also
welcomes individuals who are employed
but have to take care of their own medical
coverage.
Orders through Express Canadian
Drugs are taken on an appointment basis.
To place an order or for more informa-
tion, call (800) 809-8803. Orders take
two weeks to fill.
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