Welcome to Brand Rx Information, your one-stop destination for affordable high-quality medications. We sell brand-name and exact generic equivalents of US FDA approved prescription drugs through our fully-licensed overseas pharmacy.

Valium 5 mg Roche $ 155.00 add to cart	Gelonida Pfizer (Paracetamol 500mg/30mg Codeine) $ 265.00 add to cart
Xanax (Tafil) 0.5mg $ 187.00 add to cart	Diazepam Ratiopharm 5 mg $ 142.00 add to cart

For USA clients a Personal Importation Form based on FDA Chapter 9 guidance for personal importations of drugs will be filed on behalf of the purchaser.

Our affiliated pharmacies are fully licensed in the EU and in strict compliance with FDA regulations for shipping medication for personal use. Solely European Union approved products are provided to you.
* After placing an order for a certain product, you will be asked to complete a medical questionnaire for the medication requested.
* This questionnaire is thoroughly reviewed by one of our licensed physicians.
* Only after your request has been approved by the doctor, your medication will be billed to your credit card.
* An affiliated pharmacy will ship your order by registered mail to the address given by you.
* All shipments are in conformity with FDA guidelines for personal importations and contain a copy of the prescription.

If, for some reason, you do not qualify for the treatment that you are requesting, any advice you receive will be free of charge. Our simple, step by step ordering system makes it easy, safe and affordable to order and receive the medication you need without having to leave the comfort of your home.

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