Always verify the pharmacy’s license with your local regulatory body. Canadian pharmacies must be registered. Don’t trust online claims alone.
Beware of suspiciously low prices. If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. Legitimate pharmacies offer competitive, but not unrealistically low, pricing.
Check for secure payment gateways (HTTPS). Your credit card information should be protected during checkout. Look for the padlock symbol in your browser’s address bar.
Scrutinize the website’s contact information. A legitimate Canadian pharmacy will have a physical address and readily available phone number and email address. Avoid sites with only a PO box or missing contact details.
Review customer testimonials carefully. While positive reviews are encouraging, be wary of sites with overwhelmingly positive feedback, as this could indicate fabricated testimonials. Look for a mix of reviews.
Be cautious of pharmacies that request personal information beyond what’s needed for the transaction. Never share sensitive details unless absolutely necessary for ordering medication.
| Counterfeit medications | Verify the pharmacy’s legitimacy and inspect packaging carefully. |
| Identity theft | Use secure payment methods and avoid sharing unnecessary personal information. |
| Delivery issues | Choose reputable shipping options and track your package. |
Report any suspicious activity to the relevant authorities. Your health and safety are paramount.
