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[pred]

Did anyone see the program about pirate drugs from China being sold all over the place, I want to buy some tablets from an online supplier; "Petprescriptions" how can I Minimise the risk of getting pirate goods and how do I know it's a genuine company I'm dealing with?

 

[big-all]

my only suggestion is a web search
with "Petprescriptions" and words like dissapointed /fake/trouble etc

http://www.trustpilot.co.uk/review/www.petprescription.co.uk

 

[Dave54]

Ask them outright if they get their supplies from the manufacturer or reputable sources.
I hadn't thought about this, and we get some of out pet meds online.

 

[joe-90]

Good idea. I'm sure they will say no.

 

[Dave54]

Good idea. I'm sure they will say no.

Yeah OK Joe, I smiled myself when I re-read it.

If they say "All our stuff comes direct from the makers"or "it all comes from XYZ pharmaceuticals" then it gives you some idea at least. If they're a decent company the last thing they'll want is to be knowingly mixed up with dodgy imports. Can't hurt to ask that's all I'm saying.

 

[Nige F]

Did anyone see the program about pirate drugs from China ,

Would that be rum sold for pieces of 8