Santa Ana, Costa Rica
Are common prescription medications available in Santa Ana?
When we asked expats in Santa Ana if common prescription medications are available in Santa Ana, they wrote...
"Medicines prescribed in the public sector are received at your care center, at no cost to the patient. In that sense, the availability of drugs is always high. I do not need prescription drugs. If you have to buy a drug and pay for it yourself, the cost is high in the country," remarked another expat in Santa Ana, Costa Rica.
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Are common prescription medications available in Santa Ana?
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