We do not offer overnight shipping. The fastest shipping option available is express delivery, which costs $29.99.
FAQ
FAQ Description
Which couriers do you use?
To ensure the safe delivery of your prescription medications, we only ship through CanadaPost and USPS.
Are there any customs duties when you ship my order
No, you will only be charged for the medication and shipping fee. No other charges.
How much is the shipping cost?
Our standard shipping cost is $14.99 USD. We also offer express shipping for $29.99 USD for Canada-sourced medication.
A fixed rate of $29.99 USD is applied to refrigerated medications.
Can I pay via PayPal?
Please be advised that we do not accept payments through PayPal. Credit cards, and checks are the only method of payments we honor.
Is it safe to use my credit card?
Yes. Our website is secured with EVSSL (Extended Validation Secure Sockets Layer) & Norton Shopping Guarantee to ensure a secured seamless transaction. Also, all account information submitted to us is safely secured in an isolated data repository.
How can I send check for payment?
You can mail the check to:
93 Nassau St. N Suite #402
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3L 2G9, Canada.
You will need 3 regular postage stamps or 1 international postage stamp.
What forms of payment do you accept?
- Credit Cards (Visa, Mastercard, & Discover)
- Check
How does myPharmaBucks reward program work?
You earn myPharmaBucks rewards every time you fill or refill prescriptions for yourself, your family members, or your pets. The reward is equivalent to 3% cash back on every $1 spent on any prescription or over-the-counter medication. You redeem myPharmaBucks rewards on your next order(s), or watch it grow and redeem accrued rewards on any future order (it’s entirely your choice!!!). There is no signing-up or signup fee, and myPharmaBucks has many other benefits than those offered by local or chain pharmacies. Visit myPharmaBucks for more details.
What does DAW on a prescription mean and why is it important?
DAW on a prescription stands for Dispense As Written. This means that the pharmacist must dispense the medication exactly as it is written on the prescription.
This is important because the prescriber has determined that this is the best form of the medication for the patient. If the pharmacist were to dispense a different form, it could result in the patient not getting the proper medication, which could be dangerous.