A treatment only does its job when the people who need it can actually get it.
That belief is why we exist.
We come from a long tradition
1796
Edward Jenner
Edward Jenner developed the smallpox vaccine in 1796 and refused to control or profit from it, choosing instead to see it spread as widely and as quickly as possible. A decision that eventually led to smallpox becoming the first human disease ever eradicated.
1923
Sir Frederick Banting
Sir Frederick Banting sold his patent for insulin to the University of Toronto for a single dollar, stating that insulin belonged to the world, not to him.
1955
Jonas Salk
Jonas Salk, when asked who owned the patent to his polio vaccine, simply replied, “Could you patent the sun?”
Americans routinely pay some of the highest prescription drug prices in the world, often two, three, even ten times what the exact same medication costs just across the border in Canada. For too many people, that price difference is not an inconvenience. It is the difference between filling a prescription and going without, between managing a chronic condition and rationing pills to make them last.
We don't think that's how medicine should work.
We connect Americans with the same trusted medications, dispensed through licensed Canadian pharmacies, at a fraction of typical U.S. prices. Every order is reviewed and dispensed by licensed pharmacists, with the care, oversight and professional standards you would expect from any good pharmacy. The medicine and the standards stay the same. The price is what changes.
We're not a workaround, and we're not a shortcut. We're a bridge, built by people who got tired of watching that bridge not exist.
Safety first.
Honest pricing.
Straightforward service.
We’re not the first to believe that healthcare shouldn’t be rationed by income. We’re just trying to carry that idea a little further, one prescription at a time.