The following websites may be unethical or unsafe. None are aproved members of the PharmacyChecker.com Verification Program. For examples of pharmacy sites approved by PharmacyChecker.com, go to Online Pharmacy Ratings and Profiles.

Rouge Online Pharmacy Websites (and aliases):

Updated June 25, 2008.

Rogue websites that are no longer online:

Rogue online pharmacies often remove their website as the word gets around that they are not legitimate. Here are some that were live but have since gone offline; hopefully for good.

• Pretending to be a licensed Canadian pharmacy, or any licensed pharmacy.
• Dispensing controlled substances to consumers with prescriptions written by doctors who have never seen them.
• Stealing people's financial information.
• Charging a consumer's credit card without ever sending the purchased product (s).
• Selling drug products that do not come from a regulated business that is authroized to sell prescription products to individuals.
• Selling prescription drugs, whether real or fake, without requiring a prescription.
• Not responding to a consumer's email or phone call after they have ordered a product.
• Providing false contact information.
• Selling a customer's personal information to third parties withouth their consent.
• Publishing fake or unauthorized verification or accreditation seals, such as the PharmacyChecker.com or the Better Business Bureau seals.

We have taken action against sites such by requesting that they remove misleading information and we have reported some to the appropriate authorities — but the world wide web is a difficult place to police.We encourage you to report rogue pharmacy websites to us at info@pharmacychecker.com.