Cozumel
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Was there in Sept and last week. My suggestions/recommendations:
- saw pharmacies with signs touting drugs but at 67 lucky not to be on any meds, so just walked bye. Bring a list of what you take and what you pay and see if it's cheaper. I would think if you have insurance, your copay is low that it's cheaper to buy at home.
- outside US, drugs not regulated by FDA, so who knows what you are getting.
- appears to be thousands of jewelry stores, millions of souvenier shops. Only 2 shops I found, Los Cinco Soles and Mi Casa were upscale. Both at northern end of the town.
- saw pharmacies with signs touting drugs but at 67 lucky not to be on any meds, so just walked bye. Bring a list of what you take and what you pay and see if it's cheaper. I would think if you have insurance, your copay is low that it's cheaper to buy at home.
- outside US, drugs not regulated by FDA, so who knows what you are getting.
- appears to be thousands of jewelry stores, millions of souvenier shops. Only 2 shops I found, Los Cinco Soles and Mi Casa were upscale. Both at northern end of the town.
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I had to purchase some prescriptions in Cozumel (burst my eardrum diving) and didn't find them particularly inexpensive (although I'm Canadian so maybe that makes a difference).
The doctor I saw suggested I go to the Pharmacy at the Mega Store - a new, large supermarket.
http://cozumelmexico.net/Mega_supermarket/
The doctor I saw suggested I go to the Pharmacy at the Mega Store - a new, large supermarket.
http://cozumelmexico.net/Mega_supermarket/
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