Check out examples of our new lower prices as of April, 2018! Some prices have been reduced by more than 40%!!!
​amlodipine 5mg (100 tablets): $14.50
atorvastatin 10mg (100 tablets): $18.82
citalopram 20mg (100 tablets): $14.39
clopidogrel 75mg (100 tablets): $28.41
gabapentin 300mg (100 tablets): $10.93
metformin 500mg (100 tablets): $2.67
quetiapine 25mg (100 tablets): $5.34
rabeprazole 20mg (100 tablets): $14.45
ramipril 10mg (100 tablets): $11.17
ranitidine 150mg (100 tablets): $12.93
rosuvastatin 20mg (100 tablets): $18.27
sildenafil 100mg (30 tablets): $123.52 (=$20.59 per box of 4)
simvastatin 20mg (100 tablets): $27.01
tadalafil 20mg (30 tablets): $224.20 (=$37.36 per box of 4)
venlafaxine 75mg (100 tablets): $19.71
zopiclone 7.5mg (100 tablets): $13.50

our dispensing fee is still only: $3.99!

Our pharmacy is licensed by the College of Pharmacists of BC, license #33256

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​   The medications used at myPharmacyonline.ca are identical to the medications you receive from any other Canadian pharmacy. The difference in price is unrelated to the medication but rather due to the lean operating costs of our pharmacy. Our pharmacy is not a walk-in retail pharmacy located in an expensive high profile area with a costly merchandised front-store and associated operating costs. Since such expenses are absent from our business model, there is no need for the traditional charges associated with a prescription. At myPharmacyonline.ca we don't charge a mark-up and we have the lowest dispensing fee in the industry, we are even able to discount further and sell below the cost in some cases!

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Our pharmacy is licensed by the College of Pharmacists of BC, license #33256
NOTE! If you reside OUTSIDE of British Columbia, we CANNOT check interactions for medication that you receive outside of British Columbia since the provincial databases are NOT linked. We can check interactions for you if you let us know the medication you receive outside the province. Alternatively, you can provide the other pharmacy that you are using with a list of medication you are currently receiving from us.