Mainly for Canadians, but...

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I saw this posted elsewhere:

Hi everyone,

While reading today's paper (New York Newsday) I noticed this

article about drug websites from Canada. I know alot of you order your

drugs this way so I am copying word for word the article. It is :

Drug Web sites to be wary of

The Food and Drug Administration is warning that some

prescription drugs purchased from popular Canadian Web sites may be

counterfeit and dangerous. The FDA says its lab tests have found

counterfeits of some of the most highly prescribed drugs, including

Lipitor and Crestor (for high cholesterol), Celebrex (Pain killer),

Nexium (acid reflux) and Diovan (high blood pressure).

The FDA says consumers should avoid prescrition drugs from web

sites whose orders are filled by Mediplan Prescription Plus Pharmarcy

or Mediplan Global Health. The FDA has identified 10 canadian Web

sites that it says are operated by or have order fulfillment through

Mediplan. The Web sites are: * RxNorth.com

* Canadiandrugstore.com

* Rxbyfax.com

* Northcountryrx.com

* Canada-pharmarcy.com

* My-canada-pharmarcy.com

* NLRX.com

* Canampharmacy.com

* Canada-Meds-For-Less.net

* Canadian-safe.com

If you purchased drugs from any of these Web sites, or have

concerns about any of the drugs you are taking, call the FDA at 888-

INFO-FDA.