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Candrugstore.com and RxRights.org Urge Americans to Fight for Prescription Rights

Surrey, BC (PRWEB) June 30, 2011

In response to the growing costs of prescription medications, many Americans have chosen Canadian pharmacies as an affordable alternative. Yet, Candrugstore.com and other reputable online pharmacies are facing growing challenges from U.S. based pharmaceutical companies and even the U.S. government in their efforts to provide Americans with affordable and safe prescription drugs.

According to RxRights.org, a coalition of concerned American organizations, Americans pay double for prescriptions compared to people in other industrialized nations. As a result RxRights.org campaigns on behalf of American citizens and the inveterate challenges they face when attempting to access affordable medicines from international sources such as Candrugstore.com. RxRights.org states that pharmaceutical companies have “gone to great lengths to protect the high prices of their products in America.”

Meanwhile, in an effort to protect American citizens from bogus drug sites, Congress and the White House are pushing forward with the PROTECT IP Act, essentially a revised version of the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act (COICA). The PROTECT IP Act could effectively lead to a block of access to various pharmacy websites, because according to RxRights.org the act “contains specific language that targets all non-U.S. based online pharmacies – classifying them as a risk to public health.”

Though the bill is focused on stopping the counterfeit pharmaceutical trade, many experts and even politicians such as Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore) caution about possible collateral damage that would affect legal online pharmacies and Americans’ access to affordable medications. In a release on his website, Sen. Wyden criticizes the bill as an “overreaching approach to policing the Internet” that poses “ a significant threat to the Internet as we know it.” He condemned the COICA because it risks “collateral damage on the foundations of the internet” while “(trampling) free speech, (stifling) innovations and (giving license to foreign regimes to further censor the Internet for political and commercial purposes.” His stance toward the PROTECT IP Act seems similar and in a release on his website Senator Wyden has exercised his senate right to put a hold on the legislation because he feels “the costs of the legislation far outweighed the benefits.”

Furthermore, in a statement on RxRights.org “the Intellectual Property Czar Victoria Espinel, announced the government’s plans to completely shut down online pharmacy sites as an extension of the proposed COICA” and that the government has “enlisted companies like Google, Visa, MasterCard, PayPal and Network Solutions to assist with its rampant censorship campaign” to block even certified Canadian pharmacies. And while we support the Obama administration’s attempts to protect Americans from fraudulent pharmacies, CanDrugStore.com also recognizes the need for a “balance to be met to ensure patients’ access to safe and affordable drugs from Canadian and other international sources that are certified and dispense legitimate pharmaceuticals.

Candrugstore.com and RxRights.org Urge Americans to Fight for ...

Candrugstore.com and RxRights.org Urge Americans to Fight for Prescription Rights

RxRights is a U.S. Coalition Dedicated to Protecting the Rights of American Citizens and their Access to Safe but Cheaper Import Drugs. In Recent Months, Large Pharmaceutical Companies and the U.S. Government Have Taken Steps to Prevent Access to Affordable Online Pharmacies. Together with RxRights.org, Candrugstore.com Urges American Patients to Fight for their Prescription Rights.

Surrey, BC (PRWEB) June 30, 2011

In response to the growing costs of prescription medications, many Americans have chosen Canadian pharmacies as an affordable alternative. Yet, Candrugstore.com and other reputable online pharmacies are facing growing challenges from U.S. based pharmaceutical companies and even the U.S. government in their efforts to provide Americans with affordable and safe prescription drugs.

According to RxRights.org, a coalition of concerned American organizations, Americans pay double for prescriptions compared to people in other industrialized nations. As a result RxRights.org campaigns on behalf of American citizens and the inveterate challenges they face when attempting to access affordable medicines from international sources such as Candrugstore.com. RxRights.org states that pharmaceutical companies have “gone to great lengths to protect the high prices of their products in America.”

Meanwhile, in an effort to protect American citizens from bogus drug sites, Congress and the White House are pushing forward with the PROTECT IP Act, essentially a revised version of the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act (COICA). The PROTECT IP Act could effectively lead to a block of access to various pharmacy websites, because according to RxRights.org the act “contains specific language that targets all non-U.S. based online pharmacies – classifying them as a risk to public health.”

Though the bill is focused on stopping the counterfeit pharmaceutical trade, many experts and even politicians such as Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore) caution about possible collateral damage that would affect legal online pharmacies and Americans’ access to affordable medications. In a release on his website, Sen. Wyden criticizes the bill as an “overreaching approach to policing the Internet” that poses “ a significant threat to the Internet as we know it.” He condemned the COICA because it risks “collateral damage on the foundations of the internet” while “(trampling) free speech, (stifling) innovations and (giving license to foreign regimes to further censor the Internet for political and commercial purposes.” His stance toward the PROTECT IP Act seems similar and in a release on his website Senator Wyden has exercised his senate right to put a hold on the legislation because he feels “the costs of the legislation far outweighed the benefits.

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