GARutherford
11/17/2016 10:48 EST
I have my list of perscription medication and want to know if your need to shop around at different places/stores etc or is the price of medication the same at all the pharmacy? In the US if you shop around you can find the same medications that can be $50.00 to $75.00 cheaper for a 90 day supply at different pharmacy.
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Melissajane
11/17/2016 19:11 EST
Medications are generally very inexpensive - less than US$10 for a course of antibiotics for example. Depends on the medicines. There are no Drugmart type places, all pharmacist drugs are sold in small independently run pharmacys.
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bradinbelize
11/19/2016 09:07 EST
You might have to go to several pharmacies to get what you need, but it's not worth price comparison - it's all about the same (and sometimes up to 70-80% LOWER than what you pay in the US, so even if you don't get the BEST price, shopping around is only going to save a few dollars at most). Some pharmacies can order something if they don;t have what you need, but that can take a few days, a week or two
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tamac
3/7/2017 18:28 EST
What about getting expensive specialty medicines. I have to take an expensive medication for arthritis. Are these available?
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crispy
3/9/2017 08:59 EST
We are looking in Corozal to relocate. You can pick whatever area you want to search. I searched for "corozal belize pharmacies" and came up with the following list. Do the same and make some phone calls:
http://corozal.bz/cats/medical/pharmacies
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CRB
3/10/2017 13:35 EST
Have you been to Corozal? We were just there in February. We were not impressed at all. Place we thought we wouldn't like we love..Placencia.
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