Sometimes I got mixed answers and in the end I still felt uneasy about buying my meds online. After you leave this site, you should be able to make a well informed decision.You should read
this information if you:
*Do not have health insurance, or have only partial coverage
*Are seeking the health privacy and product availability online shopping provides
*Prefer the convenience of ordering online
*Want to order from US licensed Pharmacies
*Want to order from US licensed Physicians
*Would like to have your medications shipped discreetly straight to your door via a courier such as FedEX
*Would not like to go in to a doctors office for a visit
*Wish to deal directly with a pharmacy rather than through resellers
Guide to buying prescription drugs online:
What you should know.
*Make sure the online site has a phone number.
*If you are unsure about something on the site, or just have questions, you should call the number provided.
*If the online pharmacy is of good quality, you should have your questions answered in no time.See how long the pharmacy has been around.
*Look for page copyright dates and check the 'about us' page to see how long they have been in the business. If the pharmacy is legit, it probably has been online for several years.
*Make sure the pharmacy is licensed. It should be noted on the site as a US Licensed Pharmacy, with US Licensed Physicians. Only a properly licensed facility can legally prescribe medications for you.
*The site should have you answer a health questionnaire before you submit your final order. This is required to legally prescribe the medications that you need.
*There is a difference between 'no prescription required' and 'no prior prescription required'. Of course you need a prescription to order prescription drugs!
*I have found that sites delivering with FedEx usually require a signature. This is to be sure that the person who ordered the medication is the one recieving it.
