It doesn\u2019t pay to be cheap about things that are going to affect your health in a downside way.<\/p>\n
I made a huge mistake trying to purchase non-approved medications off the internet because of the price difference.<\/em> <\/p>\n My insurance co-pays increased last year for all of my drugs and I figured that the ones from foreign markets would be nearly as good. Hoping that they would be merely \u201cgood enough\u201d is what I was honestly looking for. But instead, I exposed myself to not just weak drugs, but also a host of multiple toxins that were used to manufacture those inferior copy drugs. I learned after a trip to the ER one night when I couldn\u2019t stop vomiting why I shouldn\u2019t trust getting medication from unverified and unlicensed sources. Sadly, my cheap mindset doesn\u2019t end with my dumb attempt at saving money on prescription medications. I also tried to make the filters in my air conditioner and whole-house air purifier last much longer than what\u2019s suggested. After three months I was forced to update the Heating, Ventilation, and A\/C filter because the air conditioner kept struggling to get the house to the temperature selected on the control unit. Once the new filter was inside the machine, the air conditioner got the house to the target temperature in only 20 minutes. I was stunned by the results, however I should have taken the hint and updated the whole-house air purifier filter at the same time. I waited longer and then found that it was barely toiling at all from the sheer amount of dust buildup in the old filter. I obtained a new HEPA filter for my whole-house air purifier and now I\u2019m breathing better and clearing my sinuses a lot less as a result. <\/p>\n