Check online pharmacy verification websites. These independent sites often list certified pharmacies and provide reviews. Look for sites with robust user feedback sections; pay close attention to both positive and negative comments.
Verify Licensing and Accreditation
Confirm the pharmacy’s license with the Mexican government’s health regulatory agency. Their website will usually have a searchable database of licensed pharmacies. Look for certifications from reputable organizations – cross-reference this information with independent verification sites.
Scrutinize the pharmacy’s website for contact information. A legitimate business readily provides its physical address, phone number, and email. Beware of websites lacking this essential information; it’s a major red flag.
Review the pharmacy’s return policy. A clear and fair return policy shows transparency and customer focus. Compare different policies to see which offers the most consumer protection.
Read reviews carefully. Focus on specific details. Does the customer service truly address customer concerns? Are delivery times as described? Do customers report receiving the correct medications?
Secure Payment Methods
Use only secure payment gateways offering encryption (indicated by “https” in the URL and a padlock icon). Avoid pharmacies accepting only wire transfers or other less secure payment methods, as these are riskier.
