Indiamart

Calm Logic said:
No MOQ for IndiaMart-seller orders since they may make money on the shipping. Shipping was $35. All of my India orders have arrived in about two weeks from ordering.

For very small orders for some drugs, AllDayChemist or its sister website ReliableRx can be better since shipping is like $18, but they also charge more for everything:

https://glp1forum.com/threads/indian-pharms.10742/post-116202
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Thank you! I've been using ADC for my skin care needs, but Retin A for 1$/tube vs. 6$/tube is a crazy difference!
 
MakeNoPeaceWithEvil said:
What kind of stuff are you fools getting from indiamart?
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Ah man, another rabbit hole to go down! I did a quick peak and I see a muscle spasm pill I used to get in the 90's that were the only thing that ever helped when I was having ocassional whole body cramping. Wonder if it is really the same med?
 
Not asking where to get, but has anyone seen oral sodium cromolyn offered by these indian pharmacies at reasonable rates? In Europe, it is sold OTC for $30-40 but with insurance in the US, it is like $400-$2000. ADC and the like, when they do offer it, haven't restocked or are charging 300% premiums.
 
Calm Logic said:
Yeah, once I used IndiaMart, I didn't go back to ReliableRx. ReliableRx and AllDayChemist are like Nexaph, really. You normally pay more (or pay the same to get less). And for Jardiance, they do not sell the brand name, only generic from a smaller, lesser-known drug company.

Some people are more comfortable with the more Amazon-like experience and don't want to deal with IndiaMart at all. The only thing confusing with ReliableRx and AllDayChemist is people assume they need to submit a script, which is not true.
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That is a good analogy and you're right, I found the experience very foreign and awkward but the pricing is unbeatable. I've used ADC for certain things for over 10 years and only once did something not show up. It wasn't anything mission critical and I am nothing if not a patient and understanding man so I emailed them after like 30+ business days and they reshipped it after exchanging a few more emails back and forth.
 
Hotlongs said:
Not asking where to get, but has anyone seen oral sodium cromolyn offered by these indian pharmacies at reasonable rates? In Europe, it is sold OTC for $30-40 but with insurance in the US, it is like $400-$2000. ADC and the like, when they do offer it, haven't restocked or are charging 300% premiums.
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I found 500 different brands of eye drops, but no oral.
 
I've used it to get Trazodone (to add to my 'official' supply that dwindles too soon.) admittedly, am still waiting for this order - only ordered about a week back, got the start of a tracking number but no further moves in the last few days.
 
GrandmaJ said:
Ah man, another rabbit hole to go down! I did a quick peak and I see a muscle spasm pill I used to get in the 90's that were the only thing that ever helped when I was having ocassional whole body cramping. Wonder if it is really the same med?
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The best thing I learned from the gym bros at Meso was taurine supplementation for muscle cramps. Not a miracle but it seemed to help, along with creatine and electrolytes. And creatine may help with brain health, in addition to muscle recovery.

Muscle relaxers were overrated for me, even when my back muscles, hamstrings, etc. were so tight that I was walking funny. Marijuana gummies were just as good, if not better, at least if you don't have to drive anywhere:

Gemini said:
Marijuana Gummies: These often work better because they address the sensory and inflammatory components of the pain. By lowering the "threat level" your nervous system perceives, the muscles can actually let go of that guarding reflex.
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Here in AZ, a 10 pack of gummies is as cheap as $6 at the dispensaries. I only use them as needed since the jury is still out on their effects on the vascular system.
 
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Hotlongs said:
Not asking where to get, but has anyone seen oral sodium cromolyn offered by these indian pharmacies at reasonable rates? In Europe, it is sold OTC for $30-40 but with insurance in the US, it is like $400-$2000. ADC and the like, when they do offer it, haven't restocked or are charging 300% premiums.
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You can try searching online for ‘sodium cromolyn api.’ It would just be raw powder, and easy to mix as an oral solution. I’d not order it from IndiaMart though unless you are going to third party test.
 
After a lot of back and forth emails I finally have a quote from Beyond Medex. 10 items are almost $300 but what I am struggling with is the $75 shipping charge. Is that the going rate? Am I just spoiled by the free shipping on my triz? I am going to have really think about it before pulling the trigger.
 
GrandmaJ said:
After a lot of back and forth emails I finally have a quote from Beyond Medex. 10 items are almost $300 but what I am struggling with is the $75 shipping charge. Is that the going rate? Am I just spoiled by the free shipping on my triz? I am going to have really think about it before pulling the trigger.
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They use reshippers, which costs a bit. Their normal shipping route is currently blocked, and are having to ship through different routes.

My first order was caught in the current war, they reshipped for free with no questions asked and even put in some extra things.
 
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GrandmaJ said:
After a lot of back and forth emails I finally have a quote from Beyond Medex. 10 items are almost $300 but what I am struggling with is the $75 shipping charge. Is that the going rate? Am I just spoiled by the free shipping on my triz? I am going to have really think about it before pulling the trigger.
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Beyond care has tiers for shipping the 1st is 40 the next size up is 75. I try to keep my orders small enough to fit in the $40 box.
 
Calm Logic said:
Jardiance (brand name) from Beyond Care (website called BeyondMedex).

Customs clearance was same day, essentially zero delay. Just recently, same-day clearance also for another forum member here, also using Beyond Care.
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I just checked out their website, what is the best way to order from beyond care? Is it best to email, get a quote and order/pay through email?
 
Hotlongs said:
Not asking where to get, but has anyone seen oral sodium cromolyn offered by these indian pharmacies at reasonable rates? In Europe, it is sold OTC for $30-40 but with insurance in the US, it is like $400-$2000. ADC and the like, when they do offer it, haven't restocked or are charging 300% premiums.
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I’ve been looking without success also. But tell us more about Cromolyn otc in Europe?
 
AlexSilver said:
Stripe isn't a payment method. The pills often come in stripes. Also, the posted price often isn't the actual price, but it's close. They usually want payment in Rupees. They accept assorted payment methods. I use WISE.
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Thank you, hammer looking for a nail syndrome. 😆
 
Labcat said:
I’ve been looking without success also. But tell us more about Cromolyn otc in Europe?
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Sure, you can buy it for $30-40 in most pharmacies throughout Austria and Germany. Also:

Pentatop 100 mg Capsules, Pack of 50, for Symptom Prophylaxis of Food Allergies, Mast Cell Stabiliser with Sodium Cromoglicate, For Children from 2 Years and Adults, Very Well Tolerated : Amazon.de: Health & Personal Care

Pentatop 100 mg Capsules, Pack of 50, for Symptom Prophylaxis of Food Allergies, Mast Cell Stabiliser with Sodium Cromoglicate, For Children from 2 Years and Adults, Very Well Tolerated : Amazon.de: Health & Personal Care
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Hotlongs said:
Sure, you can buy it for $30-40 in most pharmacies throughout Austria and Germany. Also:

Pentatop 100 mg Capsules, Pack of 50, for Symptom Prophylaxis of Food Allergies, Mast Cell Stabiliser with Sodium Cromoglicate, For Children from 2 Years and Adults, Very Well Tolerated : Amazon.de: Health & Personal Care

Pentatop 100 mg Capsules, Pack of 50, for Symptom Prophylaxis of Food Allergies, Mast Cell Stabiliser with Sodium Cromoglicate, For Children from 2 Years and Adults, Very Well Tolerated : Amazon.de: Health & Personal Care
www.amazon.de
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Well 🤯 and 🎉. Good info to have.
Also I now that germany has online reshipping services that accept packages, label for customs the way you wish, and send to new destinations.
 
I went ahead and ordered some antibiotics for travel and some low dose ADHD meds to see how they work for me. I did notice that all the links in this thread have the exact same layout and photos of medication. Are they all just the same company? 1776288330980.webp

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GrandmaJ said:
I went ahead and ordered some antibiotics for travel and some low dose ADHD meds to see how they work for me. I did notice that all the links in this thread have the exact same layout and photos of medication. Are they all just the same company? View attachment 20129

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They are different companies that use the same platform, IndiaMart.
 
An updated word of warning: I would recommend those who want to use IndiaMart, should maybe look them up on Trustpilot - ( https://www.trustpilot.com/review/m.indiamart.com ) - I was very hopeful to get what I thought was Trazodone sleep tabs. and they were at a very cheap price - however, they simply didn't work. At all. And this seems to be close to the norm at IndiaMart...

I have decided that I'm done with that particular site - you get inundated with offers for whatever you're looking for - at amazingly cheap prices - but trying to separate the wheat from the chaff, finding who are the scammers versus the alleged 'real' sellers, is near-nigh impossible. For myself, I should have come back and done this update and linky to the Trustpilot reviews sooner... Now I know better.
 
If one does buy from IndiaMart, always best to know at least one person who has bought from that vendor before. Several people in this thread, including myself, have vouched for Beyond Care.

Also, some small Indian drug makers are literally in neighborhoods (back-alley manufacturing on Google Maps). So ideally go with big drug makers for generics like Sun Pharma or Lupin (which makes brand-name Jardiance for India), even though it costs more. You can copy-and-paste a list or whole webpage into AI, and it will tell you the more reputable drug makers that were mentioned.

Another option is to work the system in the US, e.g.

Cialis/Tadalafil?

These meds need to come with a warning label. That your better half is not to know about them.
glp1forum.com glp1forum.com

(And never buy enclo from India, since they substitute with clomid instead.)
 
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AlexSilver said:
While that’s true, I just checked out alldaychemist and the price difference is significant. For the same brand, we are talking about the difference between $2 a pill and 8 cents a pill at Beyond Care.

I could lose a couple shipments, not get a discount order a third time and still pay less than alldaychemist.
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I'm with you. I checked out a couple of things that I've used in the past on alldaychemist. I've gotten the exact same thing from a Thai pharmacy for a lower price.
 
Calm Logic said:
If one does buy from IndiaMart, always best to know at least one person who has bought from that vendor before. Several people in this thread, including myself, have vouched for Beyond Care.
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Hi there, based on your recommendation, I'd really like to try this Beyond Care vendor - could you please give me more precise info so I can look them up? I don't want to go through the floods of folks offering me stuff again to try to find them... edit to ask - is it this vendor? their site at www.beyondmedex.com/ Beyond Care
Maharashtra, India ? And while we're at it, I seem to recall on this forum another contact mentioned - a 'Kawwal' (or Kawall) at DM Pharma Bridge Export - might this also ring any bells?
 
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