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Welcome to our Canadian Pharmacy!
If you are having difficulty coping with rising medication costs, Our Canadian Pharmacy is here to help you. Check out our prescription drug prices and see how much you can save.
CanTrustRx Inc. is dedicated to helping you achieve better health. Based
in British Columbia, Canada, CanTrustRx has Canadian trained pharmacists
and features a caring staff with over 30 years of experience that you
"Can Trust."
We can fill prescriptions written by non-Canadian physicians, after review by a Canadian Physician. You must have previously been on the medications being requested for at least 30 days.
Order Online or Call 1-877-888-9265
Mark's Marine Pharmacy
239 SE Marine Drive
Vancouver, BC
Canada
V5X 2S4
License #: 20888
Phone: 1-877-888-9265
Fax: 1-877-888-9805
o/o CanTrustRx Inc.
239 SE Marine Drive
Vancouver, BC
Canada
V5X 2S4
License #: 20888
Phone: 1-877-888-9265
Fax: 1-877-888-9805
o/o CanTrustRx Inc.
Mark's Marine Pharmacy
239 SE Marine Drive
Vancouver, BC
Canada
V5X 2S4
License #: 20888
Phone: 1-877-888-9265
Fax: 1-877-888-9805
o/o CanTrustRx Inc.
239 SE Marine Drive
Vancouver, BC
Canada
V5X 2S4
License #: 20888
Phone: 1-877-888-9265
Fax: 1-877-888-9805
o/o CanTrustRx Inc.
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The FDA, due to the current state of their regulations, has taken the position that virtually all shipments
of prescription drugs imported from a Canadian pharmacy by a U.S. consumer will violate the law.
Be advised that, given the international nature of the practice of International Prescription Service (IPS) pharmacy, there may be limitations in the ability of the BC College of Pharmacists, which is the statutory licensing authority for pharmacies and pharmacists in the Province of British Columbia to investigate and prosecute all complaints from persons who receive services or products from an IPS pharmacy. British Columbia pharmacies are not permitted to fill US physicians' prescriptions. They can only fill prescriptions issued by a physician licensed in a province or territory of Canada. The MPhA takes the position that it may be contrary to professional standards for a pharmacist to fill prescriptions issued by a physician, licensed in a province or territory of Canada, who has not established an acceptable patient-physician relationship with you.
of prescription drugs imported from a Canadian pharmacy by a U.S. consumer will violate the law.
Be advised that, given the international nature of the practice of International Prescription Service (IPS) pharmacy, there may be limitations in the ability of the BC College of Pharmacists, which is the statutory licensing authority for pharmacies and pharmacists in the Province of British Columbia to investigate and prosecute all complaints from persons who receive services or products from an IPS pharmacy. British Columbia pharmacies are not permitted to fill US physicians' prescriptions. They can only fill prescriptions issued by a physician licensed in a province or territory of Canada. The MPhA takes the position that it may be contrary to professional standards for a pharmacist to fill prescriptions issued by a physician, licensed in a province or territory of Canada, who has not established an acceptable patient-physician relationship with you.