It is frightening to see a licensed-Pharmacist-in three-states never having heard of Polysporin, which is found in most Canadians' medicine cabinets and 1st aid kits.

Canada wasn’t ready for the license pharmacist three state.

That Aspirin actually wasn't generic, it was Bayer brand. Canada is one of the countries where Bayer still has a trademark on the name "Aspirin" so generics are sold as "ASA".

As a Canadian, if you plan on doing this again I'd suggest going to shoppers drug mart or rexall pharmacy (even a wallmart or other larger grocery store). The pharmacy you went to was a small independent type operation and will have significantly less options and much higher prices ❤

Canadian here, I went to a pharmacy in the US and asked for some Tylenol with codeine and the lady looked at me like I had 3 heads.

Was expecting you to smoke a joint and take some dispensary mushrooms LMAO

Now go to Mexico

I was really hoping that Siri would have said “Drive North” 😂

The bad taste is to keep children from thinking it's Candy.

Canadian here, usually Costco puts the cheese and gravy on the fries. The gravy melts the cheese. Also it’s Grav’ol’ pronounced like all with the end ‘ol’ and it’s a staple in all Canadian homes.

Imagine being a licensed pharmacist in only 2 states lmaooooo, couldn't be Grant.

Canadian and I’ll never forget when I was like 13 I went to this convention and during the meet and greet with the panellists, one guy (from the US obv) was like “OMG I just went to the drug store and you can get Tylenol with codeine here!!!” he was freaking out over that lmao. I’m not actually sure if you still can get that OTC but I WAS pretty fascinated to find out recently that Sudafed in the US is basically a placebo and doesn’t have the same original ingredient as we have here

Edit - dude if you thought the Robax pill tasted bad, go back and get that Buckley’s syrup lmao

Honestly if I was that customs officer, you’re getting searched. Lmao.

Of course the guard was excited. He just met a licensed pharmacist in three states.

Btw, I work in pharma label printing. A DIN (Drug Identification Number) is the exact same as a USA NDC (National Drug code). Same use and purpose! Good day good sir!

beyond thrilled i was able to see a licensed pharmacist in three states eat canadian chicken tendies

Also, alongside codeine you can get pseudoephedrine and insulin without a prescription in Canada. -Pharmacy Assistant

OTC products are always more expensive here. We go to the doctor to get prescribed OTC items just so we can get them for free with public insurance.

12:00 That might possibly be the WORST poutine that anyone has ever created in the entire history of Canada.

4:45 I think this is an underrated part of Canada. It’s not just people are nice, they really wanna help and as a guy who’s lived in Canada all his life, people may not always be “nice”, but they’re always willing to help out their fellow man. (Obviously it’s a generalization but I’ve seen a lot of good in my country from normal people)