Verify the pharmacy’s legitimacy using online resources like LegitScript or your national pharmacy board website. Check for a valid physical address and contact information. Avoid pharmacies lacking these details.
Look for the secure padlock symbol (HTTPS) in your browser’s address bar before entering any personal information. This indicates a secure connection, protecting your data during transmission. Always use strong, unique passwords.
Protecting Your Payment Information
Use trusted payment methods such as PayPal or credit cards offering strong buyer protection. Avoid wire transfers or prepaid debit cards, which offer minimal recourse in case of fraud.
Understanding Privacy Policies
Carefully read the pharmacy’s privacy policy. Understand how they handle your personal and medical information. Choose pharmacies transparent about their data protection practices. Ensure the policy clearly outlines data storage and usage procedures.
Report any suspicious activity or unauthorized charges to your bank or credit card company immediately. Contact the pharmacy if you have concerns about your order or experience any problems.
