Don't trust Internet Pharmacies

[Guest]

FDA and Johnson and Johnson Co. of Raritan, NJ are warning the public about
an overseas internet site selling counterfeit contraceptive patches that
contain no active ingredients.The counterfeit contraceptive patches were
promoted as Ortho Evra transdermal patches, which are FDA approved, and made
by Johnson and Johnson's Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical, Inc. subsidiary. These
counterfeit patches provide no protection against pregnancy. Consumers who
have any of these products should not use them, but instead contact their
healthcare providers immediately.

 

[Marty]

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These internet pharmacies spam me unmercifully, Mostly vitamins and viagra but also sleeping pills, prozac, etc. on occasion. Have any our panelists had any experience with them? Has the product been satisfactory? Did you save much money? I personnally would be afraid to buy from them.

 

[Guest]

A lot of the ones that claim to be in Canada and Mexico are not actually there. Earthlink put on spam blockers and I'm not getting about 100 less e-mails per day.