Hi There,

I am old in this forum. I can guarantee that Parag Jain (Bull Pharmachem) is reliable! He is very smart and supportive. He have worked with Greg Jeffreys too. sales@bullpharmachem.com

It normal to doubt. I have doubted too. But he is experienced in this business!

I am in Europe. I have bought my meds from bangledesh because at that time indian generic harvoni was not released.

Hi beahaven, I’m also in the US, and after a great deal of nervousness and anxiety over asking my doctor for a prescription, I simply printed out the article found here http://www.webmd.com/hepatitis/news/20160416/generic-hepatitis-c-drugs-as-effective-as-pricey-brand-names-study. and took it in with me to my appointment with him. I had already been denied by my insurance company 2 times on Gilead and Vikira Pak, as I needed to be at, or crossing over deaths door with stage 3 or 4 liver disease before they’d even consider partially paying for the $84,000.00-$95,000.00 cost of these options. I asked my dr. what he felt about this and he said he thought I should get treatment now and agreed it was crazy to have to wait until I was as sick as they required me to get. At that point I brought up the article and asked him to read it when he got time. He began reading on the spot. He then asked if he could get a copy. I told him he could have that one and then point blank asked him, “If I can access generic Harvoni, would you be willing to write me a script for it?” He said, “Absolutely. Who do you want me to write it to? Fixhepc or you?” After I put my lower jaw back in place He wrote me my prescription and I’m just now finishing week 1 of treatment, thanks to, Fixhepc, GP2U/MonkMed and of course Dr. James Freeman. So, put aside fear and try to get your doctor on your side before you ask him/her about writing you a script. I was prepared to ask for a referral from mine if he declined to write mine. Do some detective work. See if there’s a doctor near you, who’s proven sympathetic to our plight and who may’ve already helped others to obtain treatment. GP2U can be of great help too in this regard. Talk with one of the team there. It’s well worth a try.

So, put aside fear and try to get your doctor on your side before you ask him/her about writing you a script.

Agree with that one completely Matt; especially in the UK.

I don’t know why people just don’t go with the tried and trusted route with tracked shipping, Dr support / prescriptions from Aus/Indian Drs the EASL articles re Fix HepC and patient reports from MonkMed myself, but each to their own !

Hello Simone,
One more for Mr.Parag Jain from me.
I’ve met him personally in Delhi, January this year where he provided 2×12 weeks Ledifos (gen. Harvoni) tx for me and my friend.
He is great guy, very helpful and friendly. Everything was as we agreed over the mail and WhatsApp. He showed me Delhi, and I’m invited to visit him in Mumbai whenever I want.
We are still in contact as I’m updating him regularly about my progress, and helping other hep c folks in Serbia to get in contact with him.

Just today he sent me a pic of new Ledifos package of 84 pills (12w tx) in one bottle for what he got exclusive deal with manufacturer.
With that it will be much easier to ship or carry around.

The licensing agreements between the manufacturers and Gilead constrain sales to within certain territories, including India, but not including the west.

With the recent patent law change Gilead now has more power and may well seek to enforce their rights.

The REDEMPTION process of seeing a doctor in India, getting an Indian script, etc means that the medication transaction occurs within the assigned territory.

It is entirely possible that the situation as it currently stands will change, in fact it’s probably almost inevitable it will. Access is available now, but can not be guaranteed into the future.

Hi Alex,

Can you provide any information about how you know this is a reliable supplier?

Edit: I have now removed the link in the post above as a quick internet check gave no confidence. Please PM me should you wish to discuss further or read the below link.

https://fixhepc.com/forum/distributor-s-market/957-distributor-s-market-reasons-rules-warnings.html