October 16, 2026 — Canadian pharmacy services confirm resumption of U.S. shipments
Two pharmacy services that previously announced shipment suspensions have now explicitly confirmed they are resuming normal operations following CBP’s 90-day postponement.
1. Canadian Prescription Drugstore — All six fulfillment countries restored
In an update dated October 14, 2026 , Canadian Prescription Drugstore announced:
“We are once again accepting and processing orders from all our supplier countries, including Canada, the UK, India, Turkey, New Zealand, and Australia.”
This directly reverses its October 12 announcement suspending orders from five countries, including India.
The company says ordinary ordering and refills have resumed, with no immediate ordering deadline. Canadian Prescription Drugstore
Source: Canadian Prescription Drugstore — Shipping Resumption Announcement
2. CheapoMeds — Normal shipping restored
CheapoMeds has replaced its previous warning about staggered shipment suspensions with a new announcement:
“We’re back to business as usual. Place your orders and refills like you always do, and we’ll ship them like we always do.”
Previously, CheapoMeds had announced suspension dates beginning October 2 for some international fulfillment locations and October 13 for Canadian-origin orders.
Its new announcement explicitly attributes the return to normal operations to the extension of mandatory ET13 compliance until January 20, 2027. The announcement is currently published, although its precise posting date is not displayed. Cheap O Meds
Source: CheapoMeds — October Deadline Delayed, Normal Shipping Resumed
Remaining uncertainty
The websites of the Candrug Pharmacy operation, including Canada Pharmacy Online, still display their October 8 suspension notices. I found no confirmation that this separate operation has resumed shipping. canadapharmacyonline.com
Neither resumption announcement provides parcel tracking or independently verified evidence of new shipments clearing U.S. Customs.
Assessment
This is the first confirmed reversal of pharmacy shipment suspensions identified in these checks. It establishes that CBP’s October 14 extension is already producing an operational response, including renewed order processing for medicines fulfilled from India.
It does not establish that independent Indian suppliers or India Post have changed their procedures.
Confidence: High that both businesses have announced resumed operations; unknown whether their newly dispatched parcels are clearing customs without additional difficulties.