Mexican drugs and Canadian drugs sold in those respective countries are often manufactured by U.S. pharmaceutical companies. However, although the medications sold in Mexico and Canada are sometimes identical to the medicines that are sold in the States, the difference in price can be astonishingly different. Many Americans, especially the uninsured and elderly have begun purchasing Canadian drugs and Mexican drugs directly from those countries. Citizens living close to the northern and southern border could easily travel abroad to get the medications they needed at a reduced price. The trend of purchasing foreign medication, such as Mexican drugs has recently moved to the World Wide Web to service more Americans who are seeking affordable medication.

Because the government limits the amount that can be charged for Canadian prescription drugs, prices are often dramatically lower for an identical medication sold in the United States. Canadian drugs have become increasingly easy to obtain as the pharmaceutical industry creates reforms to meet the needs of their new clientele.

Though the methods for purchasing Canadian prescription drugs are improving constantly there are still gray areas that exist. Medicine can usually be dispensed by presenting either Canada prescriptions or a prescription from the United States. However, seasoned purchasers of Canadian prescription drugs recommend contacting the pharmacy before traveling to make a purchase. It is best to determine whether a prescription from a United States doctor is required, or if Canada prescriptions can be substituted before embarking on the journey. Medication available includes medication such as Pravachol cholesterol medication, and Nexium acid reflux medication.

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