Hi Chuck-- It's getting quite expensive in the United States. You can compare prices for Eliquis among accredited international online pharmacies and check shipping locations at https://www.pharmacychecker.com/eliquis/?sort=cost_per_unit. Patients can also compare discounts at local U.S. pharmacies. The manufacturer also offers a savings program for which you may qualify: https://www.eliquis.bmscustomerconnect.com/ELIQUIS-agnostic-savings-support

We are not a pharmacy. PharmacyChecker verifies online pharmacies for your safety while shopping meds online, ensuring you avoid counterfeit medications. Here is a list of legitimate online pharmacies to which you may want to send your prescription if they carry your medication: https://www.pharmacychecker.com/accredited-online-pharmacies/

Click on the logo of your preferred pharmacy to order through their website. International pharmacies do not accept U.S. health insurance—you will have to pay out-of-pocket, but it's usually cheaper than if you were to use your health insurance at your local pharmacy. You or your doctor will send your prescription to your chosen pharmacy based on their instructions. They usually accept it via fax or email.

We require pharmacy websites verified and monitored by PharmacyChecker to disclose average processing and shipping times so patients know what to expect. We also require accredited pharmacies to ensure that the patient has access to a pharmacist for consultation and require that they clearly publish a working telephone number and valid mailing address on their website. Most pharmacies have a "Contact Us" page on their websites, which also typically includes their business hours. Some pharmacies also have a "Live Chat" option allowing you to ask questions while on the pharmacy's website.

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