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Look at this:
Drugstore.com
$11.80/200
= $.06 each

Costco Web Pharmacy
$9.09/100
= $.09 each
50% higher priced!
Warnings that should be placed at the online Web Pharmacy:
Costco Web Pharmacy should immediately post the following warnings on the Costco website:

• The price you see in “prescription lookup” may be lower than the cost you will actually be charged.

• In most instances you will be charged a higher amount. Web Pharmacy charges $8.50 for “shipping expense.” [First class mail cost about $1.50] If you don’t like that then shop at Drugstore.com where they only charge $1.50 and leave us alone.
• You will not know the total until your credit card has been charged.

• Web Pharmacy prices are not competitive with other pharmacies, nor do they pretend to be. Nor do we care. So there.

Russell R. Robinson, March, 2003
"Web Pharmacy prices are not competitive with other pharmacies, nor do they pretend to be. Nor do they seem to care. Costco has great prices—but not their online pharmacy!"


We compared several drugs with drugstore.com and found, in every instance, substantially lower prices. Costco Web Pharmacy was much higher priced! Click to see some facts...


(for those)
who are concerned about their loved ones' prescription drug abuse

This is no small problem; as a paramedic, I have seen many, many individuals who landed in my care because of their abuse of prescription drugs. In fact, the number rivals those who abuse illegal drugs. ...If you have a family member, friend or loved one who you suspect has fallen into the grips of prescription drug abuse, do yourself and them a favor by buying them this book.
© 2003 Russell R. Robinson. All rights reserved. Presented to interested readers as constitutionally protected free speech. Personal experiences of Russell R. Robinson are his sole opinions and do not represent Costco, their employees, or any Costco policy. You should always consult your pharmacist, doctor, or other responsible health care professional to make decisions that affect your health.