Klimmzugernie
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unfortunately not shipping to Europe but seems to be legit for USA and absolutely legal:
reliablerxpharmacy.com
If you already know I am sorry
reliablerxpharmacy.com
If you already know I am sorry
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Legal source for PCT products for USA citizens
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I already know an its ok, i forgive you.....This time Muhahahah lol
“All the drugs manufactured by these companies (those being sold by Reliable RX Pharm) are identical in chemical composition as their US counterparts”
Baloney, and that’s the problem with many drugs manufactured in India, UNLESS an FDA approved US pharmaceutical company oversees the QC process.
Its for those reasons the FDA has warned US consumers AND has effectively banned the importation of Canadian pharmaceuticals that were “manufactured” in India.
Baloney, and that’s the problem with many drugs manufactured in India, UNLESS an FDA approved US pharmaceutical company oversees the QC process.
Its for those reasons the FDA has warned US consumers AND has effectively banned the importation of Canadian pharmaceuticals that were “manufactured” in India.
ReliableRX also has several "Sister Sites" that have the exact same list of items to purchase. This done in an attempt to capture as much business as possible.
One problem with this would be if a guy had an issue with shit service from one site and wanted to try a different outfit he would unknowingly be ordering from the same people.
A few years back our gov't had a press release addressing Rx meds and citizens ordering from the never ending list of suppliers.
It said that they(our gov't) were not going to to seize every pkg of medication coming from other countries. They were concerned with Scheduled drugs, first and foremost, and the ED meds(viagra, cialis, etc). They made it clear that they weren't going to stop consumers from shopping around in an attempt to save $$.
The crackdowns on meds coming from overseas always stems from guys trying to import scheduled meds. Operation Pangea was the latest(I believe it was the last big push to put a dent in overseas suppliers) gov't sponsored attempt at curbing meds coming from overseas.
A few months back there were 2 Indian or Pakistani Nationals that were arrested and extradited to the USA to be tried in Federal court. The gov't says the 2 were responsible for sending Schedule 2 hydrocodone from their countries without a prescription.
@Klimmzugernie ...I wouldn't say its "legal" to import prescription meds from overseas but our gov't doesn't seem like they are interested in stopping ALL drugs from finding their way into your medicine cabinets. They will take issue with scheduled meds as well as erectile dysfunction drugs. This is in response partly to Big Pharma putting pressure on the Powers That Be to do so. Pfizer and Eli Lily(viagra and cialis) enjoy huge profits fron their drugs and want these profits to remain. Stopping the cheap imports from getting in is a way to help profits to stay strong.
The Doc, I'm sure has more current info than I'm sharing but I decided to share nevertheless.
One of the Indian drug companies that have received FDA approval is SUN Pharm. I'm seeing their generics everywhere these days.
One problem with this would be if a guy had an issue with shit service from one site and wanted to try a different outfit he would unknowingly be ordering from the same people.
A few years back our gov't had a press release addressing Rx meds and citizens ordering from the never ending list of suppliers.
It said that they(our gov't) were not going to to seize every pkg of medication coming from other countries. They were concerned with Scheduled drugs, first and foremost, and the ED meds(viagra, cialis, etc). They made it clear that they weren't going to stop consumers from shopping around in an attempt to save $$.
The crackdowns on meds coming from overseas always stems from guys trying to import scheduled meds. Operation Pangea was the latest(I believe it was the last big push to put a dent in overseas suppliers) gov't sponsored attempt at curbing meds coming from overseas.
A few months back there were 2 Indian or Pakistani Nationals that were arrested and extradited to the USA to be tried in Federal court. The gov't says the 2 were responsible for sending Schedule 2 hydrocodone from their countries without a prescription.
@Klimmzugernie ...I wouldn't say its "legal" to import prescription meds from overseas but our gov't doesn't seem like they are interested in stopping ALL drugs from finding their way into your medicine cabinets. They will take issue with scheduled meds as well as erectile dysfunction drugs. This is in response partly to Big Pharma putting pressure on the Powers That Be to do so. Pfizer and Eli Lily(viagra and cialis) enjoy huge profits fron their drugs and want these profits to remain. Stopping the cheap imports from getting in is a way to help profits to stay strong.
The Doc, I'm sure has more current info than I'm sharing but I decided to share nevertheless.
One of the Indian drug companies that have received FDA approval is SUN Pharm. I'm seeing their generics everywhere these days.
While the most reliable means of determining if a US Pharma company is outsourcing certain portions of the manufacturing process to "overseas" company is FDA approval, it would behoove customers to exercise due diligence and understand various levels of "FDA approval" exist.
And one hallmark a retailer is FDA approved, a request for, and verification of prescriptions to ensure they were written by a licensed US physician! (Oh and as Big Ben mentioned those web based operation selling controlled substances are VERY unlikely to be FDA approved and if a schedule II is involved IT'S A SCAM !)
And it should be no surprise, almost all "Big Pharma" contracts with overseas companies forbid the use, transference or marketing of proprietary information as a means to an ends "competitive sales" of those products currently available to US consumers.
That's not to suggest the US Pharma market is closed to competition from abroad bc as a result of the "Hatch Waxman Act", India does manufacture and sell "biosimilar" generics in the US, and the MANUFACTURERS and their FDA approved PRODUCTS are listed in the FDA "ORANGE BOOK"
So say you find Sildenafil listed on some web based retailers site, with it being listed as a Morepen product ----- search the ORANGE BOOK for verification.
Morepen does not make Sildenafil and even if it did FDA approval has not been granted.
Jim
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Of course the REAL problem with purchasing any Pharma product on line rather than at a local drug store, is verifying, a drug once received, is what "they" say it is and/or was manufactured by a licensed Pharma company.
