Some help for those seeking:
For IVM etc: Push Health, My Free Doctor, Indiamart(LOTS cheaper)
Indiamart: will likely require you to register with Wise in order to transfer funds to India. A bit complicated but potentially worth the discount over Push and other telemed sources: $60 delivered vs $200
NOTE: In Minnesota one simply cannot buy IVM nor will hardly any(allopath) doc prescribe it.
For IVM etc: Push Health, My Free Doctor, Indiamart(LOTS cheaper)
Indiamart: will likely require you to register with Wise in order to transfer funds to India. A bit complicated but potentially worth the discount over Push and other telemed sources: $60 delivered vs $200
NOTE: In Minnesota one simply cannot buy IVM nor will hardly any(allopath) doc prescribe it.
Alldaychemist(dot)com also from India. You have to input a doc or clinic Ph number which does not appear to be checked. Credit cards accepted. Reasonably quick turn around (2-3 weeks). Your site might be more secure with funds transfer. Most state pharmacies will not fill IVM prescriptions. Most docs won’t write them. We’ve been happy thus far with this site.
After seeing you two folks post, I checked out Alldaychemist.com and decided I will try them in the future. . . Sounds better overall somehow. I like the idea I can just use my credit card directly instead of relying on the 3rd party money transfer: Wise Transfer.
At India mart: no prescription or doc required. We sell and YOU buy. simple.
There are cancer drugs for sale there too. I was amazed.
This Wise money transfer seems pretty solid. . . likely as good or better than PayPal, and they won't fine you $2500 if you are not woke enough for their taste!
Thanks! I was a bit concerned about trying it the other day. I noticed it is London based and website seemed pretty legit. It is really nice to learn from an experienced user first hand; thanks again.
This word of mouth thing could be useful in kicking down PayPal a notch-- besides helping others find a money solution.
Some help for those seeking:
For IVM etc: Push Health, My Free Doctor, Indiamart(LOTS cheaper)
Indiamart: will likely require you to register with Wise in order to transfer funds to India. A bit complicated but potentially worth the discount over Push and other telemed sources: $60 delivered vs $200
NOTE: In Minnesota one simply cannot buy IVM nor will hardly any(allopath) doc prescribe it.
Alldaychemist(dot)com also from India. You have to input a doc or clinic Ph number which does not appear to be checked. Credit cards accepted. Reasonably quick turn around (2-3 weeks). Your site might be more secure with funds transfer. Most state pharmacies will not fill IVM prescriptions. Most docs won’t write them. We’ve been happy thus far with this site.
I buy from all day chemist and just skip the prescription number stuff. It’s not needed.
We’ve never needed the prescription number either.
After seeing you two folks post, I checked out Alldaychemist.com and decided I will try them in the future. . . Sounds better overall somehow. I like the idea I can just use my credit card directly instead of relying on the 3rd party money transfer: Wise Transfer.
Simple is usually best.
At India mart: no prescription or doc required. We sell and YOU buy. simple.
There are cancer drugs for sale there too. I was amazed.
This Wise money transfer seems pretty solid. . . likely as good or better than PayPal, and they won't fine you $2500 if you are not woke enough for their taste!
Thank you. I will look into this.
I use Wise in my business, no problems. Been using it for years, was formerly called Transfer Wise.
Thanks! I was a bit concerned about trying it the other day. I noticed it is London based and website seemed pretty legit. It is really nice to learn from an experienced user first hand; thanks again.
This word of mouth thing could be useful in kicking down PayPal a notch-- besides helping others find a money solution.