Always verify a pharmacy’s license with Health Canada before ordering. Check their website for a license number and confirm it directly with the regulatory body.
Canadian pharmacies must be licensed by the provincial or territorial regulatory authority where they operate. This ensures adherence to strict quality and safety standards.
Legitimate Canadian pharmacies will require a valid prescription from a licensed physician. Uploading a clear image or faxing your prescription is generally acceptable.
Be cautious of pharmacies offering medications without a prescription. This is illegal in Canada and could mean you are receiving counterfeit or substandard drugs.
Understand that shipping regulations vary by province and medication. Delivery times can differ, and some medications may require specific handling.
Pharmacists in Canada are regulated healthcare professionals. They can answer your questions about medication usage and potential side effects.
Report any suspicious online pharmacies to Health Canada. This helps protect public health and ensures safe access to medication.
Compare prices between different licensed pharmacies, but prioritize safety and regulatory compliance over cost alone. Check reviews from other customers.
Retain all documentation related to your prescription order, including invoices and shipping confirmations. This provides a record of your transaction.
If you have questions about your medication or the ordering process, contact the pharmacy directly. Their customer service team should be readily available.
