Please consult your physician and or pharmacist. We do not offer any medical opinion or advice.

No. We do not sell, nor dispense, nor participate in the sale of prescription medication. We are an informational site only and do not have access to any information shared between the listed pharmacies and their customers.

Do I need a prescription?

References to "No prescription needed" are not an endorsement for self-medication, just a convenient benefit of ordering from some international pharmacies. Some international pharmacies do not require a prescription be sent to them to place an order, which saves you the time, hassle and cost of faxing your prescription or having their phamacists or doctors re-write it. US pharmacies will always require a prescription. Some international pharmacies my require proof of prescription from US residents. Prescription medication should only be taken under the advice and supervision of a medical doctor, and in compliance with to your local regulations. Some pharmacies have their own physicians who will issue, based on a qualified medical questionaire, a prescription for your medication. Please verify your country's local import regulations and prescription requirements. US residents can obtain further information at FDA.gov.

Why Alternate Spellings?

These are provided in order to facilitate your search. Language rules often result in slight variations in spelling. Whenever possible, these Alternate Spellings have been listed.

How much can I order at a time?

That depends on the medication as well as your country's local rules and regulations. For many countries, up to a 90 day supply is usually allowed to be shipped at a time since that is what is considered personal use. In the United States, under certain circumstances, the FDA typically will allow an individual to import up to a 90-day supply. Please refer to their policy at FDA Compliance for more information. Please check your local import regulations.