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9 Responses to “The best online pharmacy shop (brand and generic pills)!”

1. bbboz7 says:

   November 20, 2009 at 10:30 am

   there is not a guaranteed way of knowing, but here are some signs to look for if you are considering imported generics (like I use):

   the site guarantees product delivery
   the site has a full selection of products
   the site has an 800 # and on-line chat (make a test call to be sure)
   the site provides detailed product descriptions without any silly guarantees that this product will cure everyone
   the site provides full details on each product's side effects
   the site has a real street address
   the site has low but realistic prices
   the site accepts more than 1 major credit card

   and if you are interested, the site I have been using for my generic cialis is http://low-cost-rx.com/
2. Neesters says:

   November 20, 2009 at 10:39 am

   Unfortunately, not any more… You once could do this easily, but the DEA is cracking down on those businesses and imprisoning those doctors for lengthy periods of time. Also, most of these ops are fly-by-nights who will either send you counterfeit (and possibly dangerous) pills, use your credit card to commit fraud, or they are fronts put up by the DEA to catch people who traffick in these drugs.

   Another problem is that if you can find a pharmacy that will sell you schedule III drugs, US Customs is well aware of the names of these companies and will seize packages sent from them. They also may send the police to your door, which really sucks and is never good!

   The only legitimate pharmacy I know of is drugstore.com, but they do require a handwritten prescription/fax from a licensed US physician.

   The only thing you can find these days that may actually get to you are things like tramadol, phentermine, and other similar drugs. No Vicodin, Morphine, or even Tylenol 3. If you live close to the Canadian border, you can buy Tylenol 1 or 2 over the counter. If you live close to Mexico, you can buy Demerol and other strong opioids OTC, and legally carry a 90 day supply across the border.

   Feel free to search for what you want, but buyer beware. Look on Rip-Off Reports if you don't believe me – you'll see thousands of people who got completely screwed by online pain pharmacies. Good luck.
3. HENRY C says:

   November 20, 2009 at 11:43 am

   Drugs that stop the acid production in your stomach will only cause you more problems down the line. Your colon will slow because you are not absorbing any nurtition from your food and therefore you will eat more and gain weight. Your probably thinking Im nuts because your stomach hurts sobad you can hardly stand it but you should research braggs vinegar and take some anytime you have heartburn. I know you are thinking vinegar is acid so it wouldnt work but you will know with just one dose of taking it so why not save yourself a life time of pill taking and just try it. Its like 2.99$ . The only vinegar that will work is the kind with mother in it so dont just use red vinegar or white… its not all the same. Just look it up and see for yourself.
4. Peyton M says:

   November 20, 2009 at 7:31 pm

   It will really depend on your location. If you live in a densely populated and easily accessible area, then delivery would be faster than if you live in an isolated locale, like up in the mountains, for example. I live in the suburbs and euromedonline got my medications to me fine.
5. Locke15 says:

   November 20, 2009 at 8:13 pm

   http://www.customhrt.com
6. TLi says:

   November 20, 2009 at 8:31 pm

   I have never used that online site but I do use one based in Europe because they have more generics and generics cost less. you can do comparison shopping if you want. take a look at http://ipharmacylist.com which is the site we buy from
7. jrll173 says:

   November 20, 2009 at 9:03 pm

   Yes, and if it's an ongoing prescription, you might even be able to get a 3 month supply. Find the on line pharmacy you would like to use, and find out what they require.
8. DaTh says:

   November 22, 2009 at 8:34 am

   Internet pharmacies have proved out to be of far-reaching significance in satisfying the growing medical needs of the public. Better security of patient’s medical information, prompt delivery and low prices has made them an instant favorite among the patients. Buying a prescribed drug has never been easier and secure with the traditional drugstores; hence the popularity of online pharmacies is on a rise. However, the growth of online pharmacies have tempted some unscrupulous people in launching online drugstores with the sole objective to cash in the boom without offering the desirable quality of service. While these wrong people go on to make profits out of their immoral/ illegal business ventures, their customers are the ultimate sufferers. So the patients need to be more careful in their selection of an online pharmacy.

   The customers should take proper steps in determining whether an online pharmacy is legitimate or not. Buying a drug from an illegal/ unethical pharmacy exposes the patient to the risk of receiving contaminated or counterfeit drugs. Unsafe or wrong medicines can lead to drug interactions that can cause serious health complexities. Furthermore such unethical pharmacies fall way short in maintaining good service standards. Thus, buying a medicine from such a drugstore puts the patient at a greater risk in terms of security, confidentiality, price and the quality of the drugs being delivered. On the other hand good and legitimate online pharmacies not only provide necessary feedback and suggestions on possible drug interactions resulting due to the intake of a prescribed drug but also are governed by strict policies to maintain superior service standards. In order to determine the legitimacy of a pharmacy, patients should find out whether the Internet pharmacy is licensed or has been certified by a verification authority. Licensed pharmacies usually provide a direct link to their licensing/ verification authority. Patients should ideally place an order only after verifying this status.

   Apart from the above, patients should make sure whether the online pharmacy provides a valid physical address and proper contact details to answer customer queries. Good pharmacies believe in maintaining strong pre and post sales relations with their customers, therefore they always provide a valid contact number to welcome customer queries. Online pharmacies processing orders without a valid prescription or indulging in the practice of generating fake prescriptions should be avoided.

   A handful of unethical online drugstores often resort to tempting marketing strategies by announcing a “magical cure”, a “sudden breakthrough” or a “quick recovery” from a serious health disorder. In all probability, these pharmacies are either misrepresenting facts or are cooking up stories to attract more customers to their pharmacies. These so-called “quick-recovery”/ “quick-relief” drugs can pose serious health complexities if consumed without prior consultation of a registered medical practitioner. Avoid those sites that try to market themselves by finding out faults among their competitors or make tall claims without any relevant grounds to support them.

   Last but not the least, when in doubt, always consult the doctor firs
9. DMX says:

   November 22, 2009 at 2:36 pm

   Try the online pharmacies at http://www.pharmacyreviewer.com and compare their prices. You could also inquire their delivery lead time.