There are a number of reasons why buying prescription drugs from Europe can save Americans money:

• Price Controls
• European Union Free Trade
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Most international pharmacies have price-controls

The United States is the only developed country in the world in which the government doesn't impose price controls on pharmaceutical products. In most other countries, prescription drugs are subject to price caps and controls which help to ensure most citizens can afford to buy essential medications. For this reason, American drugs tend to cost 15-70% more than drugs from other countries.

European pharmacy prices are stabilized by free trade

The free trade agreement between member states of the European Union causes drug prices to remain relatively stable throughout Europe. Because these countries can trade pharmaceutical products freely, patients can seek out the lowest prices on drugs available in Europe. This market structure encourages prices to stay low and consistent.

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