Protect Safe Personal Drug Importation at International Mail Facilities
A risk-based approach for FDA enforcement that protects patients who obtain affordable, non-controlled prescription medicines from properly verified sources.
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Prescription Justice develops concise, evidence-based policy briefs that translate complex research on drug pricing and safe importation into clear, actionable recommendations for lawmakers, regulators, and advocates. These briefs focus on specific problems in prescription drug access and affordability, evaluate current approaches, and propose realistic solutions to advance our policy platform.
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Protect Safe Personal Drug Importation at International Mail Facilities
April 2026
Millions of Americans rely on personal drug importation to afford needed medications. This brief explains why FDA enforcement at International Mail Facilities should focus on counterfeit, controlled, and genuinely dangerous drugs—not personal-use quantities of non-controlled prescription medicines from properly verified sources.
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