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#canada 2025-10-26

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  • fridge_thermo — does private insurance cover it in canada or only some plans 07:28
  • fridge_thermo — an alberta member and a nova scotia member compared notes and neither of them could believe the other one 08:10
  • fridge_thermo — has anyone compared a canadian pharmacy price to an american one properly 08:50
  • typosquat_tay — transit was 21 days for me with a week of nothing in the middle at a customs facility i hold orders between january and march where i can. a preference, not a rule… 11:18

an alberta member and a nova scotia member compared notes and neither of them could believe the other one

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gel packs either direction

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a lyophilised vial that froze in transit is almost certainly fine. a reconstituted one that froze is a different matter

has anyone compared a canadian pharmacy price to an american one properly

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FT

the border question comes up a lot and nobody here will tell you what to declare. that gets stopped quickly

wouldnt use a thawed solution

FT

unrelated but a frozen and thawed reconstituted vial is the one thing i would not use, and i cannot point you at a study for that

depot delays in january, has anyone had a parcel sit out in the cold

quebec is different

there is no national picture. asking what canada does is asking thirteen questions at the same time, thats one data point

PP

cross border out of canada rarely makes sense because canada is usually the cheaper side of that particular border

the depot delay in winter runs longer than in summer and that is the part people do not plan for

PP

i hold orders between january and march where i can. a preference, not a rule anybody gave me

TT

transit was 21 days for me with a week of nothing in the middle at a customs facility
i hold orders between january and march where i can. a preference, not a rule anybody gave me