How to Buy Fertility Drugs Online

Hundreds of thousands of men and women across America find that they are unable to conceive children and must turn to fertility drugs to increase their chances of getting pregnant. Unfortunately, however, fertility drugs are extremely expensive, and insurance often won't cover them. The solution? It is often much cheaper to buy fertility drugs online, but you must be careful about how you buy them.

Difficulty: Challenging

Instructions

1. Research all available fertility drugs. Some work better than others, and some are prescribed for specific fertility problems, such as underactive hormones. It is important to know about the dosages, ingredients, side effects, administration and success rate of any fertility drugs you are considering.

2. Decide that you will buy fertility drugs online only from licensed, registered pharmacies based in the United States. Buying drugs from foreign countries or from illegal enterprises may not only get you in trouble but also be harmful to your health. If you buy from a pharmacy that isn't subject to regulation, you don't know what might be in the pills or injections you receive.

3. Ask your ob-gyn for recommendations for online pharmacies. Physicians are often the most valuable resource for obtaining discounted fertility drugs, and this will give you a safe starting point from which to begin your mission. If your doctor doesn't have any recommendations, try talking to other couples who have been through fertility treatments.

4. Obtain a prescription for the fertility drugs you want to buy online. Any pharmacy that doesn't require a legitimate prescription is not a company you should do business with. This is a major red flag, so make sure prescriptions are required.

5. Determine how much you are willing to pay. Buying fertility drugs through a regular pharmacy, according to CBS, costs couples an average of $40,000 to $50,000. You may be able to secure significant savings through an online pharmacy, but you can't expect miracles. Decide how much you can budget for fertility treatments, and stick to those guidelines.

6. Talk with at least three online pharmacies before making a decision. Check them out with the Better Business Bureau, search consumer websites and ask questions of their sales representatives. Find out whether or not they are licensed and registered, and ask to see proof of those documents.

7. Fill out the order form online to buy your fertility drugs. Make sure to include an accurate shipping address so your medicines arrive on time, and only give your bank information to a company you can trust.

Tips & Warnings

• Consider all-natural supplements that are intended to help with fertility if you can't afford the synthetic options offered by pharmacies.
• Read the ingredients carefully, since some fertility drugs contain substances to which some women are allergic.
• Take your fertility drugs at the same time every day, and report any serious side effects to your physician immediately.

Resources

• CBS fertility drugs
• How to Manage Female Fertility With Herbs

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[CharKoch]

on 7/27/2009 I've never heard of drugs for one cycle costing $40k to $50k...it's more along the lines of $4000...don't know if they meant on avg for numerous cycles...but it definitely should be clarified.
Typically it is not an OBGYN that is prescribing these fertility meds that are expensive...it is a Reproductive Endocronolgist. The OBGYN may prescibe some thing like Clomid, but that is only about $10 generic a cycle.
The other thing is that your doc should be the one that determines what meds are best for you, then do your research. You should not be choosing them on your own, that is just asking for trouble.
Articles like this make me angry....do your homework.