First, ensure the pharmacy is licensed by a Canadian regulatory body. Check their website for licensing information or contact Health Canada directly.
Next, upload a clear picture of your prescription. Some pharmacies accept e-prescriptions; confirm this before uploading.
Then, complete the online questionnaire accurately. This helps the pharmacist assess your suitability for the medication and identify potential interactions.
After that, review the order summary carefully, including medication details, dosage, and shipping costs. Verify all information before finalizing the purchase.
Finally, track your order using the provided tracking number. Expect delivery within a reasonable timeframe, varying based on location and shipping method. Contact customer support for any questions or concerns; many pharmacies offer 24/7 support.
Remember to always consult your doctor before starting any new medication, even those obtained online. Canadian online pharmacies are a convenient option, but safe medication practices remain paramount.
