Check the supplier’s license and registration with the Indian regulatory authorities. Confirm their license number on the official website of the relevant agency.
Examine the website’s security features. Look for HTTPS encryption (the padlock icon in your browser’s address bar) and a clear privacy policy detailing data protection practices.
Verify the supplier’s physical address. A legitimate business will have a verifiable physical location, not just a PO box. You should easily find contact information, including phone number and email address.
Read customer reviews and testimonials from independent sources, not just those displayed on the supplier’s site. Look for patterns of positive and negative feedback.
Confirm the supplier’s methods for payment and delivery. Avoid suppliers who only offer unusual payment methods lacking secure transaction protection. Check the details of the delivery process for tracking and security.
Consult your physician. Discuss online pharmacies and their legitimacy with your doctor before ordering medication.
Report suspicious activities. If you encounter a site that seems illegitimate, report it to the appropriate Indian authorities.
