Check if the online pharmacy is registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC). This verifies their legitimacy and adherence to UK regulations.
Look for a website with clear contact details, including a physical address and phone number. Avoid sites lacking this information.
Scrutinize the website for secure payment gateways (look for the padlock icon in the address bar). Protect your financial information by using trusted methods.
Read online reviews from verified users. Pay attention to comments regarding delivery times, customer service, and the authenticity of medications.
Only use online pharmacies that offer a consultation with a qualified doctor before dispensing medication. This ensures the medication is appropriate for your health profile.
Compare prices from different registered pharmacies, but prioritize safety and legitimacy over cost. Don’t fall for unusually cheap offers.
Ensure the website clearly displays its license and registration details, easily accessible on the homepage or “About Us” section.
Be wary of websites offering Cialis without a prescription. This is illegal in the UK and potentially harmful.
If you have any doubts about a website’s legitimacy, consult your GP or a pharmacist for advice before ordering medication online.
