How to order your Canadian drugs safely and securely.

Still hesitant about purchasing Canadian drugs online? Wondering if the medications from Canada are safe and effective? The following are some of the guidelines that DoctorSolve™, as a reliable Canadian pharmacy, strictly adheres to so you can safely order your drugs from Canada.

• All your medications are properly labeled and have clear instructions for use.
• Each pharmacy employed for distribution is personally toured, and its supply and fulfillment procedures are reviewed by our Director of Pharmaceutical Safety and Product Development and one of the following:
  • Physician (Member of the Canadian Medical Association).
  • Pharmacist (Member of the British Columbia College of Pharmacists).
  • Chartered Accountant (auditor) (Member of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants).
• Medications from our pharmacies are randomly tested each month at Analytical Research Laboratories (http://arlok.com/) in Oklahoma City, an independent FDA-approved testing facility. There has never been a case of counterfeit medication provided by DoctorSolve™.
• Our pharmacies work cooperatively with DoctorSolve™ to submit medications for testing at our request, demonstrating a high level of mutual trust.

If you know you want to order Canadian drugs, but you’re not sure which Canadian online pharmacy you can trust, we’ve created a list of pointers so you can ascertain which Canadian pharmacy is the best for you.

• Look for the Provincial Pharmacy License number on the website and call the corresponding Provincial Regulatory Authority to verify the legitimacy of the license. (See www.napra.org for a list of the Canadian Provincial Regulatory Authorities)
• Look for a physical address in Canada listed on the website — sometimes in the “Contact Us” section.
• Try to find any toll-free phone numbers.
• Look for the CIPA Certification Seal as an added verification of the quality of the Canadian pharmacy.
• Real online pharmacies require a valid prescription written by your doctor— many bogus websites do not require this (i. e., SPAM and pop-up ads).
• Make sure that the Canadian pharmacy requires your patient’s medical history or profile to be completed before ordering your Canadian drugs.
• See that the Canadian pharmacy requires a signed Patient Agreement.

Before finalizing your first prescription order, it is also important to understand the shipping process and legal considerations.