List of Reliable Prescription-Free Online Pharmacies

[IreneF]

Hi all, been a while since i last logged in.

Just wanted to let you all know i got my abx in the end.

I went with inhouse pharmacy, used the bitcoin approach, used electrum bitcoin wallet app as mentioned by Hip.
I used buysomebitcoins.com website to purchase the coins, they dont ask for ID there so you skip a lot of stuff.

Inhouse pharmacy sent me exactly what i ordered, good value and using abx them with no problems, so of course i would use them again, took 7-8 days to come here in UK. Was expecting it to be a bit longer.

So i will leave a good review for them. I will be sure to be order more stuff soon.

They have the flea stuff I use for my cats at less than I'm used to paying.

 

[Fogbuster]

Does anyone know of a pharmacy which could send memantine (to the UK) in 5-7 days or even less?

I made an order on the 20th June from United Pharmacies for a batch, but there has been complications. Orders with them are usually fine, but this time they're having issues with card processing and didn't let me know via email.

Also my most reliable source Ceretropic is also having issues with card processing, so only accept cryptocurrency. I'm a little stumped on which pharmacy to go for.

Recommendations would be most appreciated if anyone's had any experience with this.

 

[MeSci]

I went through the process of placing an order from the UK with goldpharma yesterday, just to see how the system worked, and the only payment option I was given was the one I describe above, where you have top up your goldpharma.com account first. So it could be that goldpharma have changed again. Goldpharma are always changing some aspect of their operation, as a result of trying to keep one step ahead of organizations like Legitscript, who are always trying to close down or make life difficult for online pharmacies selling drugs at prices cheaper than those of the US.

Oh dear - they've done it again - I was only given the option of paying via International payment again. I did it via my bank online - just hope I did it right as I was very foggy. Also ordered twice as much as wanted as the minimum payment was £100 and I couldn't work out where the extra money would go (the payment for the item was only £50).

 

[heapsreal]

Oh dear - they've done it again - I was only given the option of paying via International payment again. I did it via my bank online - just hope I did it right as I was very foggy. Also ordered twice as much as wanted as the minimum payment was £100 and I couldn't work out where the extra money would go (the payment for the item was only £50).

For some reason they (govts or banks??) Making it hard to use credit cards for buying from pharmacies online. I think its apart of the west being a nanny state and government wanting to control everything and take away our personal choices.

 

[IreneF]

For some reason they (govts or banks??) Making it hard to use credit cards for buying from pharmacies online. I think its apart of the west being a nanny state and government wanting to control everything and take away our personal choices.

No, it's pressure from the pharma industry, not nanny statism. People in the US pay way more for drugs than anyone else and they'd like to keep it that way.

 

[heapsreal]

No, it's pressure from the pharma industry, not nanny statism. People in the US pay way more for drugs than anyone else and they'd like to keep it that way.

Australia with social health care, if they arent approved for the specific indication you pay full price or sometimes its not available. One examples was at one stage it was costing me $200 a month and one chemist wanted to charge me $400 for famvir 30 x 500mg tablets but if i had genital herpes it would have cost me $30. So i looked online for cheaper meds. The last yr or 2 famvir has had generics here that have helped push the price down to a much more reasonable price and lucky i have a gp willing to prescribe it, although reoccurring shingles has probably convinced him.

I tried to get more specific testing for viral infections ebv, cmv etc but couldnt unless i had hiv, which i didnt. What i found frustrating was seeing people on forums like this getting testing for viruses that i was unable to and then being approved for antivirals like famvir cheaper than what i could get even if i was approved here.

Im sure theres aspects in australia that are better then america and vice versa.I felt really bad for the Brits as they couldnt even get private scripts for many treatments to help cfsme and many pushed into cbt/get.

Id say purely for cfsme, if money wasnt an issue, there is alot more options for treatment in america than in australia and the Brits are way behind. A uk gp can come close to losing their licence if they try b12 injections for a cfs patient. Too me thats very much a nanny state thing.

My cfs gp was coming under greater scrutiny over time for sending people to have labs done too often. What i couldnt understand about this was that he was one of the few in the state i lived that saw cfs patients and to get a proper diagnosis many things have to be ruled out. The health system really didn't care, its cheaper and easier to diagnose and treat cfs patients as having depression. This gp i wouldnt recommend him to other cfs patients now, not because he's bad, the opposite really but because the health department scrutinize everything he does and he now seems too scared to treat even basic things without first sending you to a specialist.

Big pharma probably is having a big say in the american health system but in australia the health system is a nanny state as they try to cut back cost on many issue with health. Im becoming or am or have lost confidence in the health system helping me beyond the very basics.

I guess online pharmacies are an attraction to americans as its alot cheaper. For australians and im guessing Brits cost can be a factor but its mostly because certain treatments we just cant get access too.

I guess its the same old storey, yuppie flu isnt taken seriously no matter where you live.

 

[yarnee]

I like this pharmacy, I found the Rifaximin here at a cheap price http://trustedallovertheworld.com/

 

[Francis Hale]

Of course, medicines in online pharmacies are cheaper and often they can be ordered without having a prescription from a doctor. Over the past 5 years, I have ordered medicines in about 10 different online pharmacies (usually naltrexone, medicines for men and some antibiotics). Recently I order on this site - http://bestmedicalstore.com/ . There were no problems.

 

[rexbanner]

When I try to order through GoldPharma at the moment it asks for a prescription at the checkout - either from a file upload or a webcam photo. It doesn't seem possible to skip this or go to a questionnaire like before. Have they changed their policy or something? Any way around it?

 

[Hip]

When I try to order through GoldPharma at the moment it asks for a prescription at the checkout

On the goldpharma.com checkout page, should get the two options:

• Yes, I am in possession of a valid prescription, import permit or similar entitlement and I am able to forward a digitalised scan or photo of it.
• No, I do not have a prescription. I like to attempt by completing a tele-medical consultation to receive the requested treatment.

If you select the second option, you will be directed to a very short online questionnaire, which acts as a medical consultation and prescription.

 

[rodgergrummidge]

Finding Trustworthy And Reliable Online Pharmacies

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ME/CFS Patients May Need To Buy Their Own Drugs Online

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Well done @Hip, Love your work!

A few comments for discussion:


Good business practice versus Goo manufacturing practice: The overview you have written is fantastic for helping people to identify companies that use exploitative business practices such as spamming, on-selling your contact details, failing to deliver products, failing to give refunds, internet fraud or any other riip-off business tactic. But, your search suggestions may not identify companies with good business practices but fail to follow good manufacturing practices (GMP). Why?

Lets say you order acetyl-carnitine online to help increase fatty acid oxidation in the mitochondria (something that some CFS sufferers have tried). Your search suggestions above allow reputable companies to be identified with a good online profile that are not associated with scams or rip-offs. But Acetyl-Carnitine is a supplement that can be produced and sold online in many juristictions without any regulatory checks to confirm dosage, purity, formulation and contaminants. So while your search suggestions allow good business practices to be checked, they do not allow good manufacturing practices (GMP) to be checked. Thus, there is no way that the consumer can be assured that the "acetyl-carnitine. 1000mg" written on the bottle label is actually in the tablet. This is true for many supplements and drugs purchased online because they are classified by government regulations as foods and so are not required to meet stringent TGA or FDA regulations and inspections.

"I bought a drug online, but it didnt work for me". This comment is all too common in these forums. However in such cases, there is often no way of knowing whether a 'reputable' company with good business practices is simply selling incorrectly formulated, partially active, or contaminated supplements/drugs. Even in instances where people in these forums have mentioned that a particular supplement/drug bought online has made CFS symptoms worse, it is almost always assumed that 'it was the wrong supplement/drug for me'. Unless there is a cluster of extreme adverse reactions such as liver failures or deaths, lack of activity or modest adverse reactions are never reported or investigated. However, the potential dangers are significant. For example, OxyElite Pro supplement claims to treat CFS symptoms in which it gives "sharper mental focus", "clears the fog" and increases energy". However it caused a cluster of liver failures in Hawaii and while it is now illegal in some countries, it is still available online! So the point is that there is often no simple way to determine whether a company is selling 1) a dangerous product (like OxyElite Pro), 2) an non-dangerous but inactive product with no therapeutic potential or 3) an active product with the correct dosage and formulation. Unfortunately, if companies sell products that do not lead to multiple serious adverse reactions, they can operate for years selling rubbish online and make a ton of money by taking advantage of sick people.

Online drugs and supplements. How reliable are they? How common is it that supplements or online drugs are correctly synthesized, formulated and not contaminated with impurities? Its not an easy question to answer, but some publications suggest that it is prevalent. For example, a 2013 North American study examined 44 herbal products representing 12 companies and 30 different species of herbs and 50 leaf samples collected from 42 herbal species. What they found was alarming. Most products (59%) were contaminated by plant products not listed on the label. Furthermore, ~30% contained fillers and contaminants not listed on the label. Nearly 70% demonstrated that product substitution had occurred! Overall, only 2/12 companies were identified as selling products having no detectable substitutions or undeclared contaminant and fillers (Newmaster et al. BMC Medicine 2013, 11:222).

So how do I source supplements/drugs with correct dosage, formulation and have been checked for possible contaminations? In short, there is no easy answer to this question. Like many in these forums, I have been faced with difficult choices in which supplements/drugs to try and where to purchase them from. The supplements industry has been a gold rush over the last decade. Any multi-billion dollar industry that is so unregulated that almost anyone can set up a factory/lab to synthesize and sell supplements/drugs online is going to be a disaster for consumers. Even my medical doctor seemed to be unaware of some of the issues when he urged me to buy N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC) online and see if it helped. The medicinal chemistry required for NAC synthesis is not simple and it is likely that at least some online companies either fail to correctly synthesize NAC or synthesize a product contaminated with partially synthesized intermediates.

Some jurisdictions like the US allow companies to sell drugs and supplements online as food products and so there are few regulations, independent verification or testing (as confirmed in the Study outlined above). Other jurisdictions, such as Australia, are stricter with many supplements and non-prescription drugs being subject to TGA regulations and inspections. Thus, one simple way to avoid companies that fail to follow GMP is to buy supplements/drugs from companies that are subject to TGA or FDA regulations.

Not sure if I solved any problems but hopefully this discussion is useful

Rodger

 

[Hip]

So while your search suggestions allow good business practices to be checked, they do not allow good manufacturing practices (GMP) to be checked.

There is no reason why you cannot check up on the pharmaceutical company that supplies the drug, as all online pharmacies will tell you which brands of drug they are selling. For example, some of the online pharmacies with very low prices, such as www.buypharma1.com (which I use a lot), sell drugs made by the Indian pharmaceutical company Cipla, among other brands, so one might want to research into that pharmaceutical company (a review of Cipla is given here).

 

[Hip]

he mentioned a this site medicalsuppliersworld.com where he has been ordering oxycodone for his grandparents for the past 1 year.

That sounds like bullshit, because the medicalsuppliersworld.com domain was only created one month ago, on 22 August 2017 according to bulkseotools, so there is no way anyone can have used that pharmacy for the last year.

Also, medicalsuppliersworld.com sells potassium cyanide powder, a lethal toxin that kills within minutes. What kind of pharmacy sells lethal toxins?

I would not touch medicalsuppliersworld.com with a barge pole. It looks very dodgy.

 

[heapsreal]

That sounds like bullshit, because the medicalsuppliersworld.com domain was only created one month ago, on 22 August 2017 according to bulkseotools, so there is no way anyone can have used that pharmacy for the last year.

Also, medicalsuppliersworld.com sells potassium cyanide powder, a lethal toxin that kills within minutes. What kind of pharmacy sells lethal toxins?

I would not touch medicalsuppliersworld.com with a barge pole. It looks very dodgy.

Agree. Most places that sell narcotic pain killers are dodgy at best. But theres some good online pharmacies that sell regular meds and they dont sell drugs of abuse like narcotics. The good pharmacies have been around awhile and one can find forums where people may recommend them. But depends on the forum and people on it if they are a trusted source.

 

[Hip]

The most bizarre product sold on medicalsuppliersworld.com is red mercury, which is a substance of uncertain chemical composition, and may just be a myth rather than a real substance, but is touted as a product that can be used to make nuclear weapons. It's not often that you get pharmacies selling narcotic pain killers along with atom bomb parts!

 

[Marc22]

Hi:

First: I do not suffer from Chronic Fatigue, and I realise that may imediately cause my post to be deleted. But please hear me out, it is important.

The person who started this thread wrote a most important, UNIQUE, and clear statement of the predicament of many people who are sufferring from a wide variety of ailments, so, I beleive, it has universal value. My problem is that my idiotic doctor wants to cut me off a tranquiliser called clonazepam for no good reason. I am one of the people who NEVER gets addicted to this drug, although many do. I use it to provide temporary relief from a rare sometimes debilitating and tormenting ear condition called hyperacusis (see www. hyperacusis.net, The Hyperacusis Network). Now I am looking at no prescription online pharmacies, and am becoming quite aware of the controversies around them. I want to get this medication without prescription from a reliable legal online pharmacy in the USA or preferably from Canada, where I reside. The links to pharmacies provided by "Hip"s" post seem OK, but none provide this tranquiliser. Can anyone recommend a pharmacy that does? It is important.

Thank you.

Marc

 

[Hip]

Hi @Marc22, three problems wth your request: Firstly, you won't find prescription-free pharmacies operating within the US or Canada, as it is not legal to sell pharmaceuticals prescription-free in these countries. To obtain a drug prescription-free, you need to find an overseas pharmacy that issues drugs from countries with either lax or no regulations in terms of needing prescriptions.

Secondly, whereas in the UK importation of non-controlled prescription pharmaceuticals for personal use is legal, in Canada the law is slightly different: they are legal to import, but only if you bring the drugs across the border yourself. In practice, that means you cannot legally order through the mail. Nevertheless people do order, but you risk confiscation by Canadian customs.

Thirdly, it is much harder to find overseas pharmacies selling controlled pharmaceuticals like pain killers or benzodiazepines. Thus you will find very few pharmacies that sell clonazepam. However, you can try here and here (not sure about their reliability; that you'll have to research). Check that they ship to Canada, as some do not ship to countries with a high risk of customs confiscation.

I use it to provide temporary relief from a rare sometimes debilitating and tormenting ear condition called hyperacusis

Sound sensitivity (hyperacusis) is common in ME/CFS, and I found very low dose amisulpride quite effective for this.

 

[yarnee]

Hip,

When i need controlled drugs, I buy clonazepam and tramadol and soma without a prescription at http://www.maxrxmeds.com hope this helps

 

[Hip]

When i need controlled drugs, I buy clonazepam and tramadol and soma without a prescription at http://www.maxrxmeds.com hope this helps

Thanks for the link, but be careful with this pharmacy, as it's URL was set up less than a year ago, and there are no reviews I could find.

 

[frederic83]

The most bizarre product sold on medicalsuppliersworld.com is red mercury, which is a substance of uncertain chemical composition, and may just be a myth rather than a real substance, but is touted as a product that can be used to make nuclear weapons. It's not often that you get pharmacies selling narcotic pain killers along with atom bomb parts!

It is the red mercury they use in fiction movies.