Am I getting a brand name or generic form of my medication?

The RxRelief Network offers both brand name and generic.  Your choice if the generic is available.

How many different medications are offered under the FullCircleRx Relief program?

All medications except Controlled Substances are available through the RxRelief Network. (Controlled Substances are cannabis, depressants, hallucinogens, narcotics and stimulants)

If I am receiving drugs under these programs, can my spouse be considered as well?

Certainly, as long as he or she fills out the proper paperwork.
Everyone is eligible for the RxRelief Network.

Do I need the cooperation of my doctor?

No, for RxRelief, all you need is a prescription written for a 90-day supply with three refills.

How will I get my medications?

RxRelief medications will ship directly to your home.

How long should I expect from my date of application to when I can receive my medications?

RxRelief medications will be delivery time varies depending on the supplier used and what country you
have chosen.  It can vary by 2-4 weeks.

Is there a limit to the number of medications I can have under the RxRelief Program program?

No, as long as all medications are prescribed for you by your physician.

Once I am accepted into the RxRelief program, is there a limit on how long I can participate?

There are no limitations to the RxRelief Network.  Your application fee of $25.00 provides for a lifetime membership.

How will I know when to renew my medications?

After you have used 30-45 days of your medication call FullCircle Prescription Services, Inc. for your re-fill order.

How much will all this cost me?

Once you cover the $25.00 processing fee, the prescriptions will be quoted per your country of choice when you reorder.

How do I know if the medications are safe?

FullCircleRx ONLY facilitates your purchase of medications from government approved pharmacies. These pharmacies purchase ONLY from our drug companies’ quality-manufacturing operations which are all FDA approved facilities.

Why are they so affordable?

There are several reasons:  they may be manufactured in countries that have price controls such as Canada and England. And/Or the pharmaceutical companies themselves offer lower prices to provide a greater return on their investment after receiving full price in the U.S.

I hear that customs has been confiscating some of the drugs, is this true?

This has occurred in the past but since 2006 it is now less than 1% of total.  Some of the confiscation has been reported from countries (like China and Mexico) not approved by the FDA and are not on our selected country list.

If my shipment were to be confiscated, will I loose my money?

No.  The shipment is re-sent.

Why can't medications be returned or exchanged?

The Pharmacist shall not accept the return for use or re-use of any portion of any drug or non-prescription medication (Alberta College of Pharmacists Standard 5.1 (m) Standards of Practice - The Pharmacist, Jan. 1, 1996).

For our customers protection, we cannot accept returns.