Verify the pharmacy’s licensing and registration with relevant Canadian authorities. Check the College of Pharmacists of your province for legitimacy.
Checking Legitimate Online Pharmacies
Look for secure payment gateways (HTTPS) and a physical address listed on the website. Avoid pharmacies that don’t require a prescription. Read independent customer reviews on sites like Trustpilot; be wary of overwhelmingly positive reviews. Compare prices across multiple reputable Canadian pharmacies, but prioritize safety and legitimacy over the lowest price. Contact the pharmacy directly with questions; a quick, helpful response indicates professionalism. Ensure they have a customer service phone number and email address easily accessible on their site.
Understanding Your Prescription
Confirm the pharmacy’s policy regarding prescription verification. Understand your prescription details thoroughly before ordering. Ask your doctor about potential interactions with other medications you are taking.
