Verify the pharmacy’s license with the Mexican regulatory body, COFEPRIS. Check their website for a clearly displayed license number and contact information. A legitimate pharmacy will readily provide this.
Checking for Legitimate Operations
- Look for secure payment gateways (SSL certificates, indicated by “https” in the URL). Read independent reviews on trusted platforms like Trustpilot or Google Reviews. Look for consistent positive feedback and a lack of complaints about delayed shipments or counterfeit products. Contact the pharmacy directly. Assess their responsiveness and professionalism. A quick response to your inquiries suggests better customer service. Examine their return policy. A clearly defined and fair return policy is a sign of a trustworthy business.
Be cautious of suspiciously low prices. Prices significantly lower than average could indicate counterfeit medication. Compare prices across several verified pharmacies before making a decision.
Additional Verification Steps
Confirm the pharmacy’s physical address in Mexico. A verifiable street address adds a layer of credibility. Check for a customer service phone number with a Mexican area code. Try to call them and gauge their helpfulness and knowledge. See if they provide tracking information for your order. This offers reassurance that your package is on its way and should arrive safely.
Remember, your health is paramount. Prioritize safety and responsible sourcing when purchasing medication online.
