I have been having a terrible time getting medication approved by my insurance. I have noticed that there are a lot of others also having problems with quantities. Does anybody know of a reputable Canadian company to buy from? Or if it's even safe? Any input would be helpful.

I don't know of any Canadian pharmacies but check these links they may be of help to you...

Discount prescription card, it's free.
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See this link for the original site and more info on the discount card.
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If you are on Imitrex or a drug made by Glaxo-Smith-Kline check this out.
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Good Luck!

Their national control system is as good as is that of the US. I used a source for many years until our Medicare Part B kicked in.

But I'd exhaust your appeals procedures via your doc and the insurance company before making this move. Some of the national drug store chains have a buying program which deserve a look as a way to get discounts.

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This info from CONSUMER REPORTS, 10/05:

Source of info about online pharmacies with a similar review process plus price information:

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I've used Doctorsolve.com satisfactorily. You still need a Rx, but they will keep an open account and since you are paying in cash (not insurance, although it tends to be just a little more expensive than with insurance) the limits of purchase amount aren't as restrictive. lance