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I'd like to blame the recent slow down on the fact that pretty much all federal tax dollars related to law enforcement and regulation agencies in the US are now devoted solely to counter-terrorism and "prevention of terrorist acts before they occur." (from Playboy magazine) Huh? So maybe they are x-raying, scanning, washing, polygraphing, and zapping everything smaller than a breadbox that comes from anywhere east of Finland. Although you'd think that customs must know IP packages by now. I mean, really. It seems like all I hear about on the news regarding IOPs is somehow related to trying to keep US Senior Citizens from filling their maintenance meds at affordable Canadian pharmacies.

I hate to generalize, but statistically speaking, IP doesn't sell the type of meds most commonly sought on DB. A short review of "who has it?" can tell you that. I recently read that someone recieved an apology from IP for the fact that they had run out of Soma. I've never seen any reports that they ran out of prilosec or prozac. So I really have a hard time believing that DB word of mouth OR advertising has inflated their sales beyond what they can handle.

It could be speculation, but the reliable IOP's I have used slow down only on order including something they are out of. When they are swamped by orders or do not have the staff to send things out within their usual "expect by" limits, they stop accepting orders until they catch up. See OLS4U and interpharm. If a certain med that keeps them in business is expected to be out of stock for some time, they close ordering for that item for a time (P24, Many Meds, OLS4U, interpharm, and, I imagine, many others).

If your package from a reliable OP has been shipped and you are experiencing what seems to be an abnormal delay, Your package has either been stolen (postal employees, customs) kidnapped (customs) is taking an unusually long trip over land in the continent of origin or the continent of receipt ( every known national postal system in the world ) or was killed in an act of god (typhoon, tornado, penny on the railroad, plane crash).

I had 4 shipments from 3 different IOPs kidnapped last spring. P24, Interpharm, and OLS4U. The last two had been shipped on exactly the dates promised. The last two were multi-shipment orders, and the other shipments in the orders were received precisely on schedule. I became extremely concerned that some agency was building a smuggling case on me. Interpharm started reshipping. The reshipment arrived in
Anyway, all I'm saying is that there are lots of reasons for delays that have nothing to do with the shipper. If you can find it, you might want to check the postmark dates on your packages when they do arrive to test this theory. Some IOPs are known for sending out creative shipping dates (coughOLS4Ucough), but all of my detained orders were shipped just as promised.

I've only ordered from ID once, back when the 1-2 week arrivals were still customary. We did not bother checking the postmark. Now 4 week arrivals appear to be customary. Either they have become creative with shipment dates, or are suffering from one of the above mentioned possibilities.

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