Check the pharmacy’s license and registration. Look for verifiable licenses from official regulatory bodies in Mexico. Confirm these licenses on the relevant government websites.
Confirming Supplier Details
Verify the physical address of the online pharmacy. Search for this address on Google Maps or similar services to ensure it exists and looks like a legitimate business. Contact the pharmacy directly by phone; a functioning phone number increases credibility.
Examine their website for secure connections (HTTPS). Look for contact information clearly displayed–email, phone number, and physical address. Scrutinize their privacy policy and terms of service for transparency and clarity.
Checking Medication Authenticity
Request detailed information about their medication sourcing. Reputable pharmacies will readily provide details on their suppliers and distribution channels. Be wary of suppliers who avoid answering these questions.
Look for independent verification of online reviews. Don’t rely solely on reviews on the pharmacy’s website; check independent review platforms to gauge customer experiences and identify any recurring concerns.
Always request tracking numbers for your order. This provides an additional layer of transparency and allows you to monitor the shipment’s progress. Finally, never hesitate to report suspicious pharmacies to the appropriate Mexican authorities.
