Hardwood Flooring The Next Generation
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Hardwood Flooring: The Next Generation
Overview
Amidst rising costs and low supplies in the U.S., many Americans are turning to Canada for their prescription drugs. This practice involves filling millions of prescriptions each year. During recent elections, several candidates campaigned to legalize this trend, highlighting its importance despite existing legal barriers.
Industry Response
In response, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PRMA) claims that many imported drugs are unsafe. However, evidence suggests otherwise. Numerous medications on U.S. shelves are already produced in and imported from foreign countries, contradicting PRMA’s assertions of unfitness. Many believe that PRMA primarily aims to protect American pharmaceutical companies benefiting from high drug prices.
Price Controls and Safety
In Canada, as in most industrialized nations barring the U.S., drug prices are kept low through strict price controls. Despite PRMA's position, Canadian food and drug standards are comparable to those in the U.S., rendering the claim of unsafe Canadian drugs largely unsupported.
FDA's Position
The FDA echoes PRMA's vague stance, with officials admitting they "know there are good drugs and bad drugs in Canada," yet failing to specify which. Nonetheless, American consumers seem confident in Canadian pharmacies, suggesting a belief that these drugs pose a greater threat to the profits of U.S. pharmaceutical companies than to public health.
By continuing to purchase from Canada, Americans demonstrate skepticism towards inflated domestic drug prices and faith in the quality of Canadian options.
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