Pharmacies that offer a 30% extra pills on refills

[Roton]

Should I be alarmed at pharmacies that offer 30% more extra pills free on refill orders? To me, that just seems a bit too good to be true. I sort of feel like that is someone who is trying to scam me. What do you think?

 

[Hossan]

I understand what you mean, Roton. I feel that is is too good to be true as well. Why would a pharmacy offer you that much of a free gift? It does not make any sense to me one bit.

 

[Liam]

Should I be alarmed at pharmacies that offer 30% more extra pills free on refill orders? To me, that just seems a bit too good to be true. I sort of feel like that is someone who is trying to scam me. What do you think?

Do not believe these claims! They might be false. A good pharmacy doesn't need to give you free pills.

 

[Sandi Georges]

Should I be alarmed at pharmacies that offer 30% more extra pills free on refill orders? To me, that just seems a bit too good to be true. I sort of feel like that is someone who is trying to scam me. What do you think?

I think there are some conventional ways to know if a pharmacy is legit. How much suspicious a pharmacy offers sound can't do the trick. For example, a legitimate pharmacy must be regulated, and that's undebatable.

 

[SheldonVasquez0]

I think we should be careful about this. But in all cases, it is not bad. Some unscrupulous cycles cheat in the name of free/discount. We should be careful about them. Speaking of which, being careful does not make it worse.

 

[Sophia Mia]

Should I be alarmed at pharmacies that offer 30% more extra pills free on refill orders? To me, that just seems a bit too good to be true. I sort of feel like that is someone who is trying to scam me. What do you think?

Dear, don't worry about such a matter. A pharmacy can provide you such an offer for increasing its sales or introducing its product with its customers. But in all cases, it may not right, it has a chance of expiring products or low-quality products. So, you should be careful about this fact.

 

[pervej]

Should I be alarmed at pharmacies that offer 30% more extra pills free on refill orders? To me, that just seems a bit too good to be true. I sort of feel like that is someone who is trying to scam me. What do you think?

Most of them may be a scam that you should be really careful about. I wish you good luck with any decision you take.

 

[Liam]

100% scam

 

[Tracey]

I really don't understand people who believe in it!! Everyone knows that "buy cheap, buy twice".

 

[Dave]

Should I be alarmed at pharmacies that offer 30% more extra pills free on refill orders? To me, that just seems a bit too good to be true. I sort of feel like that is someone who is trying to scam me. What do you think?

If you're dealing with a regular scammer (which is funny), it may happen. If the pharmacy is one of the safest ones around, you don't need to worry.

 

[Ok Campione]

Do not believe these claims! They might be false. A good pharmacy doesn't need to give you free pills.

Some good pharmacies can give free pills. Be careful of what you say!

 

[Liam]

Some good pharmacies can give free pills. Be careful of what you say!

Well, give me at least one example.

 

[Maynard S Steele]

That could be legit too, depends on the site's trust level and reputation.

 

[JAMES01]

Sounds a little bit sketchy for me

 

[KENNETH]

Sounds a little bit sketchy for me

Disagree. Sounds like a pretty good deal. I would be ok with that offer !

 

[Paulette Ray]

Disagree. Sounds like a pretty good deal. I would be ok with that offer !

 

[Yaretzi Mora]

I think there are some conventional ways to know if a pharmacy is legit. How much suspicious a pharmacy offers sound can't do the trick. For example, a legitimate pharmacy must be regulated, and that's undebatable.

 

[Harold Parker]

Do not believe these claims! They might be false. A good pharmacy doesn't need to give you free pills.

Haha, it's silly that these scammers see people as fools. How can they really think a sensible person believes in free pills?

 

[Justin Horton]

Should I be alarmed at pharmacies that offer 30% more extra pills free on refill orders? To me, that just seems a bit too good to be true. I sort of feel like that is someone who is trying to scam me. What do you think?

Does it sound realistic for a safe online pharmacy to do such in your opinion?