Are common prescription medications available in Corozal?
When we asked expats in Corozal if common prescription medications are available in Corozal, they wrote...
"We have gotten almost all of our medicines from the states here and have not needed a prescription for even one. A lot of them cost less than what we were paying with some being the same as our copay with our insurance back in the US. There was one of my husbands we could not find but the cardiologist we saw determined he noonger needed to take it. If they don't have the exact same drug, they have one that is compatible. Again, we have been very pleased. There are several pharmacies but we have found Evergreen to be the one we like best. Also, you can get prescriptions in Mexico with no problem as well," said another in Corozal/Belize City, Belize.
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"Common prescription medications are generally available in Corozal. The town has several pharmacies where you can find a variety of medications for various health conditions. However, the availability of specific medications may vary, and it is recommended to bring a sufficient supply of any necessary prescription medications when traveling to Belize. It is also a good idea to carry a copy of your prescription and a letter from your doctor explaining your medical needs, in case you need to purchase medications while in Corozal," explained one expat who made the move to Corozal, Belize.
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Are common prescription medications available in Corozal?
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