Check multiple Canadian pharmacies’ websites. Compare prices for the same Cialis dosage and quantity. Be wary of unusually low prices – they might indicate counterfeit medication.
Verify the pharmacy’s licensing. Look for a license number clearly displayed on their website and independently verify this number with the relevant Canadian regulatory body.
Scrutinize the website’s security. Ensure the site uses HTTPS (look for the padlock icon in your browser’s address bar). Avoid pharmacies without secure connections.
Read customer reviews. Look for reviews on independent review sites, not just reviews on the pharmacy’s website. Pay close attention to comments about delivery times and authenticity.
Contact the pharmacy directly. Ask questions about their sourcing, shipping, and return policies. A reputable pharmacy will readily answer your questions.
Only use secure payment methods. Preferably use credit cards offering buyer protection in case of fraud. Avoid wire transfers or prepaid debit cards.
Check the packaging upon arrival. Compare the medication’s packaging to images found on the manufacturer’s website. Report any discrepancies to the relevant authorities.
Consider using a pharmacy with a physical address in Canada. This provides an additional layer of verification and accountability.
