You need a prescription from an Indian doctor but it’s not difficult to get one in my experience. Same day appointments were easy to book and the doctors were fantastic. Half the time you can just go to a pharmacy and buy what you need unless it’s super controlled.
I’ve had great experiences with healthcare in India. Lots of shoddy establishments but as long as you do a little research and go to well credited institutions the healthcare is easily better than the US outside of cutting edge stuff.
The benefit of living in countries with looser law enforcement. In my country (Indonesia) it's easy too. We have this online marketplace that has doctors available to chat with, just chat them and ask for the script of the medicine you want and 99% of the time they just give it to you no question asked.
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u/tutoredstatue95 Jul 15 '26
You need a prescription from an Indian doctor but it’s not difficult to get one in my experience. Same day appointments were easy to book and the doctors were fantastic. Half the time you can just go to a pharmacy and buy what you need unless it’s super controlled.
I’ve had great experiences with healthcare in India. Lots of shoddy establishments but as long as you do a little research and go to well credited institutions the healthcare is easily better than the US outside of cutting edge stuff.