fuller november to march
what does a typical wait look like where you
Spun off from a message in #canada on 2025-12-19. 16 messages, 3 participants.
- appetite_back — what does a typical wait look like where you are 21:24
about the doorstep risk a frozen reconstituted vial is a problem. frozen lyophilised powder is usually a survivable one, name the province
frozen solution, bin it
cold snap report that number was from 2024 and i would want somebody to confirm it before anybody relied on it, name the province
name the province
depot delay again any figure in this channel is dated. canadian pricing and coverage both moved while i was reading about them, name the province though
i hold orders until march if i can and i have never once regretted waiting, worth checking yourself
pickup point convert plan coverage varies enormously and it is a plan question rather than a province question
quebec is a separate conversation on most of this and it is worth saying which province you are in
hold until march
the canada to us gap was reported at roughly a third to a half of the us price a year or two ago, and that will have moved, the porch is the risk
update on the earlier thing spring ordering is easier and if you can wait, waiting is free, that was one depot one year
a member in the territories reported everything arriving eventually and nothing arriving quickly, name the province
risk is cold and warm
nothing here is medical or legal advice and none of us are qualified anywhere in particular
three weeks longer in winter