Are on line Pharmacies monitored by the government/police?
338011
Not really.  At the gym, guys get steroids from overseas all the time.
800934
Yes, I once ordered it online when I couldn't get to my doctor.  It was the real thing and I had no problem with the delivery.  It is best to order it from a US based pharmacy (if you live in the United States) as overseas can take a month or more to arrive, and there is always the possibility of it being confiscated by customs.  That doesn't mean you would be prosecuted or anything, just that you wouldn't receive it after having paid.  It is legal in the U.S. because of the 'complimentary, online consultation'.  That's how they get around it.  But there are a few states that don't allow you to receive it - Kentucky is one, plus a couple of others.   Also, almost all of them only allow Visa as a form of payment.
630941
You can get a prescription filled online (Tamiflu is available, for example, at both CVS and drugstore.com).  So if you can get a prescription, you can easily avoid going to the drugstore.  There are also a few reputable Canadian pharmacies that will sell you medicines by mail if you send them the written prescription.\n\nBut no responsible doctor will give you a prescription without seeing you in person, and no responsible pharmacy will sell you a prescription medicine without an official prescription. I would be *very* suspicious of any place that offers to do that, because it protects them as well as you.  \n\nAnd besides, it is a false savings.  How do you really know they are sending you a real medicine and not pills that are phony or out of date? If you need Tamiflu (because of an outbreak of bird flu, for example) you will need it in a hurry.  Suppose your online purchase turns out to be a fraud with a pretty package but no active ingredients: what are you going to do?  There is NO savings in that.  \n\nMy family doctor gave me a prescription for Tamiflu.  I filled it at my local drugstore with no problem at all, and it is sitting on my shelf, just in case.  You ought to try something like that.  Go to either a brick-and-mortar pharmacy or a reputable online seller, because if there is an epidemic, you won't get a chance to try a second shady online supplier.
549627
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890424
if the question is about UK, you can get one from pharmacy without prescription in emergency only and you can prove that you have been prescribed in past, otherwise it has to be prescribed for very good reasons\n1. commonly prescribed in asthmatics which itself can be life threatening if not controlled appropriately\n2. regular monitoring of asthmatic is needed to see if their treatment is working or not\n3, being a drug, it has interaction with other medications as well,
72917
well it depends on the ppl if its people you know personally and see everyday face to face then yea but online possibly but you may encounter a whole lot of lies and stuff so you want to be careful with that. there are alot of crazy ppl online and its not like you can do a background check on them ya know.
379161
I'd love to tell you, but the only people I know with that information are currently in prison.  When they get out, I'll check, and let you know.  (BTW, study up on it - the government is monitoring online theft.  Be careful).
957702
ebay for strips and lancets.  i would never purchase drugs online.  It is illegal and very dangerous.
292106
These are the only 2 pharmacies I will use on line they are good prices and great service - never had a problem.
960631
There's supposed to be, but it's not fool-proof yet. Any one who knows about this, and knows where, when and who should report it. The business who is allowing large sales of medicine, unless it is to a doctor or a pharmacist, could be charged I believe. I would talk to someone in the know about it, police or your doctor. Just say you're concerned about it, and you would like to know if it's legal or what.
1103237
If you don't have a prescription, it's a scam.  If you do happen to get drugs from them, they're likely to be couterfeit.  The only safe, legal way to get a prescription drug is to be prescribed it and then get it from a local pharmacy.
410607
I would check with your local law enforcement agency.
499682
www.pharmacy2u.co.uk\n\nor it may be with a .com
969389
check your local police department.
931572
Here are some reviews from actual users:\n\nhttp://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=305176\n\nOne caution though ... I have bought from online pharmacies before and many of them, no matter what their privacy policy says, will sell your name, number and prescription info to other online companies.  At one point I was getting 5 or 6 calls a day from various companies all calling me by name and telling me my "refill" for ____ was "ready to ship".  At one point one of these companies actually ran through an authorization on my credit card for several hundred dollars.  I was furious.  I ended up getting my credit card changed because I was afraid of fraudulent charges.  The phone calls were driving me crazy and I nearly changed my number because of it.  They don't ever take you off their list when you tell them to, and being on the "do not call" list doesn't help one bit either.  They call from the Phillipines and the Miami area mostly. Because of all of this, I will never ever buy medication online again.
790344
yes it does. I had a test about 2yrs ago and they called and said i had to have the pharmacist send in a letter showing that it was a legal prescription.
1054970
Well, if you can believe the "crime movies" that you see, the libraries do keep track of the books you check-out.  According to the movies (and also according to newspaper accounts that I have read), the police have gone to libraries and determined the nature of books that suspects have checked-out -- for example, books about poisons -- in order to build a case against someone.  But -- whether a library would do the same research for an Average Joe who just wanted to remember a book that they had read a while back may be a different question!  It may depend on how "nice" your librarian is.  Easiest way to find out -- phone your library and talk to the librarian.  And be "charming" when you call.  (After all, they are our public servants, right?  We pay taxes to pay their salaries.)