Le site candrug.com est-il sûr ?

I've been ordering a medication from CanDrug for years and have never had a problem. My medication is available in the US only through Compassionate Use, and my university-based doc said she doesn't want to do the massive amount of paperwork for that. Instead, she sends my rx to CanDrug. CanDrug is a member of the Canada Internet Pharmacy Association. It has been more reliable than an internet pharmacy I used to use in the US--which WAS legit in the US. LegitScript doesn't recognize any of this. According to them, the latter pharmacy was superior to CanDrug. I'd order from CanDrug long before I'd order from that particular US one. I trust CanDrug and its site, but I don't think a child needs to be on any pharmacy site

candrug.com appears to be out of compliance with state and federal laws or NABP patient safety and pharmacy practice standards. Ordering drugs from candrug.com puts you and your family at RISK! NABP has reviewed nearly 7,000 sites and found 96% of those sites to be out of compliance. NABP recommends that patients use sites accredited through the VIPPS program when purchasing drugs online. ***** Not all valid online pharmacies are members of VIPPS, due to the high cost of membership fees, so an alternative would be to check the site on ***** candrug.com is blacklisted at: ***** DNS: http://www.robtex.com/dns/candrug.com.html

This is a safe place to purchase prescription medications. It dispenses through a pharmacy, requires a prescription, fully displays address and contact information, and keeps my personal and financial information safe. They are also a member of the Canadian International Pharmacy Association at *****

Site is NOT RECOMMENDED by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy® (NABP®). Site appears to be an internet drug outlet out of compliance with applicable laws or NABP patient safety and pharmacy practice standards. NABP is an independent international association established in 1904 that helps its member boards to develop, implement, and enforce uniform standards to protect public health. Members include boards of pharmacy in the USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. *****