Verify pharmacy licenses. Check state licensing boards (like the NABP Verified Internet Pharmacy Practice Sites program) to confirm legitimacy.
- Look for a physical address and contact information. Avoid pharmacies with only PO boxes or vague details. Read customer reviews on independent platforms like Trustpilot. Note both positive and negative experiences. Scrutinize the website’s security measures. Look for HTTPS protocol and a clear privacy policy.
Examine their prescription process. Reputable pharmacies require a valid prescription from a licensed physician. They won’t offer medications without it.
Confirm their use of secure payment gateways. Your credit card information should be protected. Check for a U. S. based pharmacy. Many offer shipping to other countries but starting with a domestic option helps with legal compliance and faster delivery. Contact their customer service. Test their responsiveness and helpfulness.
Avoid pharmacies offering unbelievably low prices or those without proper accreditation. These are often red flags.
- Always prioritize your health and safety. The small price difference isn’t worth jeopardizing your well-being. Consult your doctor before ordering medication online. Your physician can discuss potential interactions and ensure the medication’s suitability.
