Verify the pharmacy’s license and registration with your national regulatory body. Look for a physical address and contact information easily accessible on their website.
Check for secure payment gateways (HTTPS) and reputable payment processors. Avoid pharmacies accepting only wire transfers or cryptocurrency, as these often lack consumer protection.
Examine the packaging upon delivery. Authentic Cialis packaging features distinct security features; compare yours to images found on the manufacturer’s website. Report discrepancies immediately.
Read online reviews from verified customers. Look for consistent positive feedback regarding order processing, delivery speed, and customer service. Beware of suspiciously uniform or overly positive reviews.
Consult your physician before starting any new medication, especially Cialis. They can assess your health, prescribe the appropriate dosage, and monitor for potential side effects.
Store your medication according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Proper storage helps maintain its efficacy and safety.
If you have concerns about a potential counterfeit, contact your local health authorities or regulatory body. They can provide guidance and investigate suspicious pharmacies.