Are there any sites that can give you instant feedback on the safety of these suspicious online pharmacies?

[Anna]

It would put my mind at rest if I could check the legitimacy of the website I’m about to purchase from externally on another site. I’ve heard this is possible but don’t know how to do it? Any advice, please?

 

[Martinsx]

Yes, of course, there are so many websites that can offer you the services of knowing a suspicious online pharmacy for you to never deal with them and avoid the problem of getting scammed and sold fake drugs to.

PharmacyChecker.com is one of such websites I make use of in getting detailed and accurate information on any online pharmacy I want to use before getting in business with it.

 

[Brushra]

It would put my mind at rest if I could check the legitimacy of the website I’m about to purchase from externally on another site. I’ve heard this is possible but don’t know how to do it? Any advice, please?

Look at the table of regulatory bodies. You can always check the legitimacy of an online pharmacy on their platforms.

 

[Darren]

You can also check SiteChecker.com. They will have blacklisted any sites that are seemingly dangerous or pose any threat to visitors. They will blacklist any and all sites, including online pharmacies that raise any red flags, pose any threat of harvesting your financial or other personal data, or have masses of bad reviews saying the items they sell are not as described.

 

[Jackie]

URLVOID might also help in checking a site's reputation.

 

[Ethel]

SiteChecker and PharmacyChecker are two of the most popular and frequently platforms which I make use of for getting prompt and immediate feedback about any online pharmacy I'm not convinced of its legitimacy. PharmacyChecker offers you the opportunity to even report such suspicious online pharmacy that seems to be fake.

 

[johnsms]

The FDA provides you with this service. Visit https://www.fda.gov/drugs/besaferx-know-your-online-pharmacy/know-your-online-pharmacy to verify the pharmacy.

I think they can be trusted, as they are a government agency.

 

[Casey]

The FDA provides you with this service. Visit https://www.fda.gov/drugs/besaferx-know-your-online-pharmacy/know-your-online-pharmacy to verify the pharmacy.

I think they can be trusted, as they are a government agency.

The FDA is definitely trustable but this link can only help in case you are interested in American online drugstores, yes?

 

[Anderson]

Maybe you should just post the site here and let the community cast their vote and comment on their experiences, but for now, I don't think there is any other site out there than rxdiscuss.com that helps to identify safe sites.

 

[jSmith]

There are several sites to check if a site is safe, but sometimes some sites may not be included in the lists, as @Anderson said, if we make a list here it will be really easy for all of us here, and this community is the best forum I've found so far.

 

[Euan Johnston]

It would put my mind at rest if I could check the legitimacy of the website I’m about to purchase from externally on another site. I’ve heard this is possible but don’t know how to do it? Any advice, please?

Look at these threads

Useful resources

European Medicines Agency www.ema.europa.eu Generics Equivalents for Drug Brands https://www.disabled-world.com/medical/pharmaceutical/generic-equivalents.php International Pharmacy Association of British Columbia http://www.ipabc.ca/ Medical Terminology https://www.medicinenet.com/...

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Regulatory bodies can help

There are some ways how we can check if a pharmacy is safe using information from regulatory bodies. I will give you several websites where you can check any website and find out some details concerning approvals, business profile, and reviews. LegitScript https://www.legitscript.com/...

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