The Canadian government encourages competition in drug manufacturing. This keeps drug prices at bay because the process to genericise a brand name drug is faster in Canada than in other industrialized nations.
Strict price controls by federal regulators keep drug costs in Canada lower. Price controls keep drug companies from charging exuberantly high prices to consumers.
The weaker Canadian dollar makes it cheaper for patients to buy drugs from Canadian pharmacies.
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