What is the best way to check the legitimacy?

[Caitlin27]

I’m curious as to what others feel is the best most thorough way to determine the legality and safety of an online pharmacy? I’m aware there are sites that offer personal experiences and reviews but are there any other ways to get a more ‘official’ opinion? Thanks.

 

[Barida]

Always use the link to check if the online pharmacy is registered if you are staying in the USA. As long as you have done the other test, this site will assist you to make final confirmation as well. Hope that helps.

 

[Anderson]

There are many sites where you can actually check the safety of the site; this will help give an indication of the legitimacy too. Sites like Safe Site allow you to enter the URL of the site in question and it’ll give you an answer: is the site deemed safe or unsafe. If it’s unsafe, it’s almost certainly not a legitimate site or at the very least not safe and could be harbouring personal information. Hope this helps!!

 

[johnsms]

I think the best way is to look at a government agency like the FDA. If the FDA approves a website, you can rest assured that it will meet all the necessary requirements for running a safe online pharmacy.

Also, refer to this thread for more information http://rxdiscuss.com/threads/regulatory-bodies-can-help.81/#post-1012.

 

[pain.dude]

From my experience, scrutiny for genuine reviews will do. You can visit some independent review websites (like MyWot.com) and discussion forums to check fo real-time reviews. Remember that reviewers have used the website so information from them is more reliable.

 

[jone]

The Medicines offered from unlawful websites may be dangerous and might place your fitness at threat. The FDA BeSafeRx can help you pick out and avoid faux on-line pharmacies.

 

[Bethany]

Maybe Alexia ranking might help as its a very useful tool when it comes to website safety and overall performance and you can also check if they have a U.S. state-licensed pharmacist available to answer your questions.

 

[ninjaX]

It is best if you can find some certification from an authorized organization or from the local government. Or if there is a physical address or a telephone number which is working, most of the time the site is legit. But some might not have any of these and still might be legit too. Good, genuine reviews from trusted review sites are also important when checking off a site is legit or not.

 

[Jack96]

It is ideal in the event that you can discover some affirmation from an approved association or from the nearby government. Or then again if there is a physical location or a phone number which is working, more often than not the site is genuine. Be that as it may, some probably won't have any of these and still may be genuine as well. Great, veritable surveys from believed audit locales are likewise significant when scratching off a site is genuine or not.

 

[Harper Emily]

Criminals have developed various schemes that use faux corporations to act fraud likewise as increasing the scope of potential targets. After all, corporations have the potential to modify a whole bunch or maybe thousands of consumers, thus dishonorable corporations will solid a large internet for his or her questionable activities. a number of these wicked schemes include:

1. Phishing
Sending out faux emails to do and collect data to modify thieving

2. Deceptive websites
Luring customers in with mortal sites to phish data

3. Fraudulent businessperson accounts
Setting up faux business accounts to either collect payment card data to sell or to run up charges

4. Tax fraud
Create fake workers and receive refunds on their behalf

5. Identity thieving
Set up faux jobs to gather in person identifiable data to use to make faux credit profiles

 

[MarionGreer]

There are many sites where you can really check the safety of the site; this will help supply an indication of the legitimacy too. Sites like Safe Site enable you to enter the URL of the website online in query and it’ll provide you an answer: is the site deemed safe or unsafe. If it’s unsafe, it’s near without a doubt now not an official website online or at the very least now not safe and may want to be harboring non-public information. Hope this helps!

 

[davidcharris]

Well, there are so many ways to do that but that doesn't really ensure that they still wouldn't sell you improper products.

 

[Bell]

There is some website to identify safe and legitimate online pharmacies:

• Go to the website of the pharmacy regulatory authority for the province or territory
• The Pharmacy Verified Websites Program. This is a verification program administered by NAPRA’s counterpart in the United States, the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy® (NABP®), help you identify and avoid fake online pharmacies
• The FDA’s BeSafeRx
• visit the CIPA website to find a certified online pharmacy

 

[Joseph Bankole]

I’m curious as to what others feel is the best most thorough way to determine the legality and safety of an online pharmacy? I’m aware there are sites that offer personal experiences and reviews but are there any other ways to get a more ‘official’ opinion? Thanks.

What if a patient prescribed a drug for itself and the drug didn't work, so the pharmacy is fake right?

 

[LARRY]

The best way to check the legitimacy is to first order from the suspected online pharmacy and then have the first-hand experience. If they send you fake or no drugs at all, then they are a scam and if they do send the promised products, then they are legit. I wonder what makes people come up with such stupid questions.

 

[Myrcella]

I don't think if there's a single, conventional way to check the legitimacy of an online pharmacy. You have to do multiple checks on:

1. Regulatory approvals
2. Genuine reviews
3. Safe website
4. Safe meds
5. Reasonable prices

 

[KENNETH]

Always use the link to check if the online pharmacy is registered if you are staying in the USA. As long as you have done the other test, this site will assist you to make final confirmation as well. I hope that helps.

What if a registered online pharmacy turns out to be a scam? Ever thought of that?

 

[Elsie]

Always use the link to check if the online pharmacy is registered if you are staying in the USA. As long as you have done the other test, this site will assist you to make final confirmation as well. Hope that helps.

That's how I get to see fake online pharmacies and stay away from them.

 

[Topher]

You just simply run the online pharmacy website link in Legitscript online pharmacy scam checking inquiry and you will have all the information you need on the online pharmacy.

 

[Landynn Alvarez]

That's how I get to see fake online pharmacies and stay away from them.

If you have tried as much as possible to look out for reviews on any online pharmacy that you want to use, it's one of the safest ways to know if you can trust the online pharmacy or not.