Yep they are starting to take some notice coach.

Below is an email I received from another successful importer of Indian meds. It has some good info for people in the U.S. wanting to follow his lead.

Hi Mike my name is XXXXX. I have been reading all your post on the FixHepc and other web site. I would like to pass some information on to you. I know you are the tip of the spear on the fight to have affordable Hepc meds.
I had been waiting for the generic Harvoni from India. for a long time. After reaserching and using your post and other on the website . I went to Gandhi Medicos and order the generic Harvoni. I paid 1250 and ask them to send Fedx they ask for a prescription and my I D sent my passport and my prescription form my Dr. They had it returned from Fedx said they need a prescription with a Bar code??. Something may have got lost in translation. I then ask to sent it by DHL. They disapatch it on the 6th of Jan. it arrived on my door steps yesterday afternoon a little over 48 hr. on there tracking. It went from India through Germany to Cincinnati hub cleared customs in less than 6 hr. Then bam at my door steps. WOW
The only thing did was put a copy of my prescription and a scrip from a India doctor. Also they put a very low value on the package. They had 2500. Rupees not 25,000. rupees. Maybe this will help those that are trying to import in to USA.
Talk to my hepc doctor yesterday set up my blood test protocol. She said start today.
So as I write this I am now one down 83 more days to go.
It all happened because of you and some other Brave souls that know Its your life and your body and its your responsibility to take care of your self Not some GREEDY drug company and Health insurance company’s to tell you pay me all your money or just get sick and die.
God Bless XXXX

Another one on the way to health!!
m

Congratulations splitdog, look forward to hearing of your journey and milestones.

Great is right SD!
I have a question or two, as I am getting several requests for advice weekly:
Was your shipment part of REDEMPTION?
What documentation was required?
What is the cost?
Anything else someone could learn from your experience?
You can email if you like, but here is fine.
For many people in the U.S., being able to get tx shipped from Australia would be the deciding factor. Many people I have spoken with simply will not order any meds from India, Bangladesh or China.
Odd that those very same meds can take a detour through OZ and that somehow removes the “taint”…..
Anyhoo, I can post your advice over on HepMag as well. Though, I figure most of them will be reading it here.
Again, congratulations and good luck in your viral genocide program.
Mike

Well P,
In some cases, yes. Take the Delphi crew for example. Anything Chinese or Indian is a “no no”. I talked to a Chinese chemistry professor at our flagship state university about the Chinese peoples’ perception of Chinese drugs. His answer: They prefer to buy non-Chinese whenever possible. I think the dog food, baby formula and lead based painted toys from China have created a false impression among many that Chinese products in general are not to be trusted.
With Indian meds, its the scam artists who have done the damage.
Education and proven, successful experiences can change these perceptions.
That will simply take some time.
And effort.
That is what I am trying to do in my own small way. People in the U.S. Are reading our posts and taking the leap. Since I put my e mail address in my signature, I have gotten 40-50 reports of successful importation from people I have never had any contact with. They all say the same thing: Saw you and those other folks stories and advice on fixhepc. Decided I could do it too. Thank you so much.

We will get there.
Mike

In short, yes, we need a system. A start would be keeping U.S. Importation info in a prominent location on the website. I am certain there is an incredible number of “us” visiting the site looking for information.
M

Hi Mike. I just decided the time was right for me, and even though my Dr here is supportive, ( I have no insurance and Gileads response is in my sig), I decided to go with Dr Freeman and am glad I did. He is very thorough, and supportive. I obtained the prescription from him and he sent it electronically to Kingswood Pharmacy. I decided to go with Kingswood because I saw that they tested the batch, would ship to the US, and they take Visa! Lol. So I felt sufficiently protected. I also called direct and spoke with Adam. He was very professional and gave me a sense of honesty. So they got sent, and they arrived about 10 business days later. I am going to wait until Monday (here in the US) and see my Dr. I will tell him about the website here, and I will get a baseline blood test before I begin. Then, down the hatch! Should I start my own thread??

An “Indian Importation” update:
I am only aware of two shipments of medications that have been detained by the FDA. Both were fully documented and both were from India. One was released and the other, a very recent case, is still undetermined. Personally, I feel, given the recent events in the U.S. and world in general, this may be related to the origin of the packages. This is pure conjecture on my part. I don’t like coincidences. That fact that India is in the same “neck of the woods” as Pakistan, may have some bearing. Regardless, the first detained package was released and I have to believe the second will be released as well. More of a hassle than anything else at this point.
Given what I know now, I would contact Kingswood or Linfield Pharmacies for generic imports.
This is only my opinion.
Mike