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Diabetic New Immigrant to Canada

apsannapu

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May 4, 2019
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Hi,

I recently received my PR and moving to Canada soon. I'm diabetic since 9 years and it is stable. I have few concerns:

1. How should I get my meds once I move to Canada?
2. Can I carry initial 3 months supply of meds with prescription ? I only use one tablet. Shouldn't be lot of meds.

I'm taking Destination Canada insurance covering pre existing conditions. If any emergency occurs that should cover for initial 3 months.

If anyone has idea abut this, please let me know.
 

canuck_in_uk

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Hi,

I recently received my PR and moving to Canada soon. I'm diabetic since 9 years and it is stable. I have few concerns:

1. How should I get my meds once I move to Canada?
2. Can I carry initial 3 months supply of meds with prescription ? I only use one tablet. Shouldn't be lot of meds.

I'm taking Destination Canada insurance covering pre existing conditions. If any emergency occurs that should cover for initial 3 months.

If anyone has idea abut this, please let me know.
1. Go to a doctor.

2. Yes.
 

visatest

Hero Member
May 24, 2016
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London Ontario Canada
Hi,

I recently received my PR and moving to Canada soon. I'm diabetic since 9 years and it is stable. I have few concerns:

1. How should I get my meds once I move to Canada?
2. Can I carry initial 3 months supply of meds with prescription ? I only use one tablet. Shouldn't be lot of meds.

I'm taking Destination Canada insurance covering pre existing conditions. If any emergency occurs that should cover for initial 3 months.

If anyone has idea abut this, please let me know.
Hi there apsannapu. In Canada a great resource and very helpful organization is: https://www.diabetes.ca/