FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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• As a user of prescription drugs, you need to make sure you are well informed about the drugs you are taking. Be a smart consumer. Know as much as you can about the drugs prescribed for you. Know the dosage amounts you are taking and how often you should take each drug.
   
• If the prescribed dosage changes or you are given a new prescription, make sure your doctor and pharmacist know about every prescription you are taking. It’s easy to avoid problems that could result from drug interaction if you talk first with your pharmacist.
   
• Ask questions about your prescription. If you have symptoms after you start taking a new medicine, tell your doctor or pharmacist right away.

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According to the Nevada Legislative Counsel Bureau, purchasing prescription drugs from the Canadian pharmacies listed on this website and licensed by the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy does not violate Nevada law; however, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has taken the position that the purchase of prescription drugs from outside of the United States may be illegal under federal law. The FDA maintains that reimporting into the United States prescription drugs originally manufactured in the United States is a violation of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, and importing drugs made in other countries violates the act if the drug is not approved by the FDA or if it does not meet all FDA approval requirements. For additional information on the FDA’s position concerning the importation of prescription drugs, click here to link to the FDA’s website.