Consumer Reports Invitation
Consumer Reports Invites eDrugSearch.com to Headquarters Briefing
Consumer Reports, a non-profit publication with 4 million subscribers, has been fighting for consumers since its founding in 1936. In one survey, the magazine was rated as the most trusted source of product information in America — beating out even “advice from a friend.” Consumer Reports has long advocated buying prescription drugs from Canada as a smart strategy for cost-conscious consumers.
"Cary and Craig Posing for a Photograph at briefing of Consumer Reports"
"Cary and Avery at briefing of Consumer Reports"
"Cary attending briefing of Consumer Reports"
Wise words!
You can often save 25 percent or more by using mail-order pharmacies. Buying brand-name medications from Canada can boost your mail-order savings, sometimes up to 50 percent.
eDrugSearch.com president Cary Byrd was among a select number of online healthcare authorities and journalists who were invited to a special briefing at Consumer Reports headquarters in Yonkers, New York. The goal was to share information about the latest trends in health-related online information and services. Among the event’s highlights, Byrd had the opportunity to speak with Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist and a member of the Consumer Reports board of directors, about providing prescription drugs over the Web.
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