Absolutely not. All prescription medication requires a doctor’s referal. That’s why you would need to go to a doctor. If you can get prescribed medication w/o going to your doctor then what are they there for?
it is legal if you go about doing it the right way. some websites make you do an evaluation online that gets reviewed by a doctor then that doctor authorizes the prescription.
I would think it’s legal…however different parts of the world have different regulations regarding prescription meds online. The thing is it’s risky ordering meds this way…you never know what you’ll get. The package and the drug might look okay…but it’s not safe. A lot of online sellers put unapproved substances in their meds and most of the meds don’t come from the manufacturer. Not to mention they can be improperly stored or expired.
You can from prescription services like Caremark or Medco. …but you will need to mail in the prescription for the first fill then subsequent refills can be ordered online until the date determined by the doctor.
September 7th, 2010 
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I hope so, I have. They came from Canada.
Absolutely not. All prescription medication requires a doctor’s referal. That’s why you would need to go to a doctor. If you can get prescribed medication w/o going to your doctor then what are they there for?
You need a prescription signed by a doctor, so no its not legal.
it is legal if you go about doing it the right way. some websites make you do an evaluation online that gets reviewed by a doctor then that doctor authorizes the prescription.
I would think it’s legal…however different parts of the world have different regulations regarding prescription meds online. The thing is it’s risky ordering meds this way…you never know what you’ll get. The package and the drug might look okay…but it’s not safe. A lot of online sellers put unapproved substances in their meds and most of the meds don’t come from the manufacturer. Not to mention they can be improperly stored or expired.
You can from prescription services like Caremark or Medco. …but you will need to mail in the prescription for the first fill then subsequent refills can be ordered online until the date determined by the doctor.