All consumers should be very suspicious when looking for an international
pharmacy. CIPA member pharmacies will:
- Never send an unsolicited e-mail (spam) advertising their services.
- Will not sell controlled substances even with a prescription
- Will not sell any prescription medication without a prescription
from your personal physcian.
Be aware that some sites will fraudulently use the CIPA seal in an
attempt to fool consumers. Others use a CIPA like seal that is intended to deceive. CIPA members will display
a seal that appears like the one below and shows the current date.
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Even if a seal appears genuine, always check a site by clicking
Verify Member and entering the web site name.
The following sites that display the CIPA seal, or facsimile, are not CIPA members.
sensecorn.com
torontodrugstore.com/tds
rx-list.net
canadianfamilypharmacy.com
thecanadiandrugsrx.com
nextdaymedz.com
northernmedmgt.com
Do
not deal with a site that contacts you by e-mail and directs you to a site with the name "Canadian Pharmacy,"
"Canadian Healthcare" or "drugs5.com".
These
sites all use fraudulent seals and credentials. These sites are the number one source of consumer complaints.
Most consumers tell us that their credit card was charged but no shipment was received. If this has happened to you,
please contact your credit card company and report this fraud.
Do not deal with any site that contacts you by e-mail and directs you to
a site with the name "My Canadian Pharmacy".
This site changes its "URL" almost everyday and makes outrageous claims about its founders and their credentials.
This company is not a CIPA member-and never has been.
PLEASE
NOTE: www.thecanadianpharmacy.com is a member of CIPA and a licensed Canadian pharmacy. You will always
see this name in the URL line and it will not change like the sites mentioned above.
