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Is that true? Since it should not be imported / available let alone perscribed if it doesn't pass the checks. And especially in the US, a doctor wouldn't hand i
by Cthulhu_ 2y ago
Is that true? Since it should not be imported / available let alone perscribed if it doesn't pass the checks. And especially in the US, a doctor wouldn't hand it out if it didn't have the right paperwork because they would be litigated out of their livelihood.
- freedomben 2y agoI can't speak to the truth of the claim, but I do think it worth noting that they didn't claim they received it from a US doctor.
- cjbgkagh 2y agoI've imported many medications directly from India via the internet and so far it has all been legit - I don't go for the cheapest source YMMV.
- clown_strike 2y agoNo. Ranitidine was pulled from US shelves. Indians sell it online. It's the real deal. Alldaychemist is legit, but I've only bought dermatological/beauty stuff there. I've even bought Modafinil from some US based website that shipped from India. Customs believed it was legit and seized a few shipments. One that got through didn't do shit but maybe it's just me.