Sameday (Canada Drugs)

For Sameday (Canada Drugs), import alert is 66-57; import alert name is "Detention Without Physical Examination of Foreign Manufactured Unapproved Prescription Drugs Distributed to Individuals in the U.S."; country is CANADA; address is 225 Haggart Ave , Winnipeg, MB CANADA; date published is 09/10/2009, recorded from its source on 2026-08-06.

What the source says

Sameday (Canada Drugs) Date Published : 09/10/2009 225 Haggart Ave , Winnipeg, MB CANADA 55 - - - -- Pharm Necess & Ctnr For Drug/Bio Date Published: 03/02/2021 Desc: All prescription drugs Notes: 8/25/2006; Since May 30, 2006, Customs Border Patrol detained approximately 75 entries of imported prescription drugs invoiced as �med supply� consigned to individuals in the U.S. from the above three shippers. It was determined that the drugs were worth much more than their invoiced value of $1. These drugs are foreign manufactured and are not FDA approved for sale in the U.S. CDER is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that these drugs are generally recognized as safe and effective for the conditions recommended in their labeling. 58 - - - -- Human and Animal Therapeutic Biologic and Biosimilar Drugs Date Published: 05/26/2022 60 - - - -- Human and Animal Drugs Date Published: 09/10/2009 Notes: All prescription drugs - 8/25/2006 Since May 30, 2006, Customs Border Patrol detained approximately 75 entries of imported prescription drugs invoiced as �med supply� consigned to individuals in the U.S. from the above three shippers. It was determined that the drugs were worth much more than their invoiced value of $1. These drugs are foreign manufactured and are not FDA approved for sale in the U.S. CDER is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that these drugs are generally recognized as safe and effective for the conditions recommended in their labeling. 61 - - - -- Human and Animal Drugs Date Published: 09/10/2009 Notes: All prescription drugs - 8/25/2006 Since May 30, 2006, Customs Border Patrol detained approximately 75 entries of imported prescription drugs invoiced as �med supply� consigned to individuals in the U.S. from the above three shippers. It was determined that the drugs were worth much more than their invoiced value of $1. These drugs are foreign manufactured and are not FDA approved for sale in the U.S. CDER is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that these drugs are generally recognized as safe and effective for the conditions recommended in their labeling. 62 - - - -- Human and Animal Drugs Date Published: 09/10/2009 Notes: All prescription drugs - 8/25/2006 Since May 30, 2006, Customs Border Patrol detained approximately 75 entries of imported prescription drugs invoiced as �med supply� consigned to individuals in the U.S. from the above three shippers. It was determined that the drugs were worth much more than their invoiced value of $1. These drugs are foreign manufactured and are not FDA approved for sale in the U.S. CDER is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that these drugs are generally recognized as safe and effective for the conditions recommended in their labeling. 63 - - - -- Human and Animal Drugs Date Published: 09/10/2009 Notes: All prescription drugs - 8/25/2006 Since May 30, 2006, Customs Border Patrol detained approximately 75 entries of imported prescription drugs invoiced as �med supply� consigned to individuals in the U.S. from the above three shippers. It was determined that the drugs were worth much more than their invoiced value of $1. These drugs are foreign manufactured and are not FDA approved for sale in the U.S. CDER is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that these drugs are generally recognized as safe and effective for the conditions recommended in their labeling. 64 - - - -- Human and Animal Drugs Date Published: 09/10/2009 Notes: All prescription drugs - 8/25/2006 Since May 30, 2006, Customs Border Patrol detained approximately 75 entries of imported prescription drugs invoiced as �med supply� consigned to individuals in the U.S. from the above three shippers. It was determined that the drugs were worth much more than their invoiced value of $1. These drugs are foreign manufactured and are not FDA approved for sale in the U.S. CDER is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that these drugs are generally recognized as safe and effective for the conditions recommended in their labeling. 65 - - - -- Human and Animal Drugs Date Published: 09/10/2009 Notes: All prescription drugs - 8/25/2006 Since May 30, 2006, Customs Border Patrol detained approximately 75 entries of imported prescription drugs invoiced as �med supply� consigned to individuals in the U.S. from the above three shippers. It was determined that the drugs were worth much more than their invoiced value of $1. These drugs are foreign manufactured and are not FDA approved for sale in the U.S. CDER is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that these drugs are generally recognized as safe and effective for the conditions recommended in their labeling. 66 - - - -- Human and Animal Drugs Date Published: 09/10/2009 Notes: All prescription drugs - 8/25/2006 Since May 30, 2006, Customs Border Patrol detained approximately 75 entries of imported prescription drugs invoiced as �med supply� consigned to individuals in the U.S. from the above three shippers. It was determined that the drugs were worth much more than their invoiced value of $1. These drugs are foreign manufactured and are not FDA approved for sale in the U.S. CDER is not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that these drugs are generally recognized as safe and effective for the conditions recommended in their labeling.

— accessdata.fda.gov, retrieved 2026-08-06

Source

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