Do peope get in trouble with ordering 'No Prescrition' Prescriptions onl!
Question: My aunt was looking into it this past weekend, and I know nothing about the process. How it works, if it's legal (obviously not) but how those companies get away with it?
Answers: My aunt was looking into it this past weekend, and I know nothing about the process. How it works, if it's legal (obviously not) but how those companies get away with it?
A relative of mine ordered some pain killers and they were what she normally gets from the pharmacy. Her doctor had given the pills to her before, but she couldn't afford her insurance deductible in the beginning of the year and couldn't go back to ask for another prescription. It is illegal, but she felt she had no choice. I think they may ask for your doctor's name and contact info, to "ask" for a refill which never happens. Just like contacts at lens.com.... that I have personally done.
Pharmaceutical companies are unscrupulous as well. Its all about revenue, if they weren't giving out meds that worked, they wouldn't stay in business and they are in business because they will make additional money from people who can't get prescriptions... I don't believe they are as unsafe as they may seem, HOWEVER, are you willing to take that chance?
well, sometimes you order the pills and get nothing in return, either because they scam you or the pills get confiscated (yes, the government is watching!) If you do get the pills, how are you supposed to know if you are getting what you ordered and not some sugar pill or something that could seriously make you sick?? These companies are unscrupulous and illegal and don't care so I wouldn't trust them to be honest about sending me the medication I ordered.