Fresh fruit, vegetables, poultry, meat, bakery items, buses, insurance, health care, personal services, car repairs, and property taxes are all cheaper, and in some cases much cheaper in Mexico. Cosmetics, toiletries, imported foods, some clothing, and gasoline are generally more expensive. People who live in Mexico usually find a few restaurants where they can eat very inexpensively. Automobiles are generally a little more expensive in Mexico. M exico has an excellent and inexpensive health care system.
Many larger centers offer first class hospitals, and a full range of health care.
Many North Americans now travel to Mexico for dental work and minor surgery, as prices are considerably lower. Pharmaceuticals are widely available and at prices much lower than the U.S. or Canada. Health insurance is available and it is inexpensive. Violent crime in Mexico is less of a problem than in the United States or Canada. Guns are not allowed.