Hi everyone,

I got an email today from Inhouse Pharmacy, telling me that they had been "experiencing problems" with their UK domain names, and were using a Vanuatu domain name - http://www.inhousepharmacy.vu/ - instead. I noticed that the US domain names went down a few weeks ago, and that they changed to a .biz domain, but I am getting a bit worried that two separate sets of domain names had been lost in a very short space of time.

Does anyone know what's going on with them? (The email doesn't say.) Has anyone ordered from the .biz site, and if so, how quickly/efficiently was the order fulfilled? They've been a pretty reliable supplier the year and a bit that I've been using them, but I'm worried about giving my money to a company which is having problems with their site that they don't fully explain.

HumanFly (imported) wrote: Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:59 am Hi everyone,

I got an email today from Inhouse Pharmacy, telling me that they had been "experiencing problems" with their UK domain names, and were using a Vanuatu domain name - http://www.inhousepharmacy.vu/ - instead. I noticed that the US domain names went down a few weeks ago, and that they changed to a .biz domain, but I am getting a bit worried that two separate sets of domain names had been lost in a very short space of time.

Does anyone know what's going on with them? (The email doesn't say.) Has anyone ordered from the .biz site, and if so, how quickly/efficiently was the order fulfilled? They've been a pretty reliable supplier the year and a bit that I've been using them, but I'm worried about giving my money to a company which is having problems with their site that they don't fully explain.

I'm in the USA and had no problem ordering from the .biz site. My order arrived OK.

HumanFly (imported) wrote: Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:59 am Hi everyone,

I got an email today from Inhouse Pharmacy, telling me that they had been "experiencing problems" with their UK domain names, and were using a Vanuatu domain name - http://www.inhousepharmacy.vu/ - instead. I noticed that the US domain names went down a few weeks ago, and that they changed to a .biz domain, but I am getting a bit worried that two separate sets of domain names had been lost in a very short space of time.

Does anyone know what's going on with them? (The email doesn't say.) Has anyone ordered from the .biz site, and if so, how quickly/efficiently was the order fulfilled? They've been a pretty reliable supplier the year and a bit that I've been using them, but I'm worried about giving my money to a company which is having problems with their site that they don't fully explain.

The whole problem is with John Horton, Legitscript, and now WOT (Web Of Trust)

Legitscript is really NOT SO LEGIT.

Their philosophy is that every online pharmacy in the world must comply with US Pharmacy regulations or be branded "rogue". It is the brainchild of John Horton who was deputy czar of US prescription drug policy under the George W Bush administration. He was the one who caused US Customs to seize all prescription drugs (even uncontrolled drugs, which was beyond his mandate) entering the US back in 2006.

You may recall the howl from US citizens trying to save money on outrageous US prescription prices which caused congress to force US Customs to stop the seizures.

Horton is now in the back pocket of Big Pharma. He is again trying, through the back door, to force US citizens to buy only in the US. His LegitScript is now joined by WOT (Web Of Trust) who is automatically branding every online pharmacy "rogue" and untrustworthy, if they do not conform to US pharmacy laws which are the most restrictive in the world.

Pharmacychecker.com used to be the top authority on online pharmacies. They are being destroyed by Horton.

Here is their assessment of Horton and LegitScript.

http://pharmacycheckerblog.com/tag/legit-script

What Horton is doing stinks to high heaven!

JD McCrumb (who is anything but shy)

I ordered from the Inhousepharmacy.biz yesterday. It was shipped hour later, so far every thing looks good.

I hope that you get your order ok,and that you let us know if you get the order and everything is ok,now that they have changed to .biz

Looks like Inhouse Pharmacy has a new name and address:

http://www.4cornerspharmacy.com/

And it looks like there shipping to the usa again

I do not believe that 4 corners pharmacy is the same as Inhouse Pharmacy. Inhouse Pharmacy is doing business at Inhousepharmacy.biz. --FLO--

I've noticed that all the IHP sites now have the sentence, "This site is not intended for those people who reside in the United Kingdom", on their front pages, although the FAQ still says they can ship to the UK and one of their sites still quotes prices in UK pounds.

Anyone got any idea what's happened now? I've got an order with them outstanding. Has there been a clampdown?

I recently ordered from inhouse and got my order in like record time. I will say one thing about this online overseas ordering. You can not wait till the last minute to order. You have to keep inventory ahead here. They run out of stock of products and don't restock for 2 months. Sometimes things make it here in 2 weeks to 3 weeks, but this time it was just one week.. I stand amazed.

OneBallBoi (imported) wrote: Tue Oct 26, 2010 10:43 am I recently ordered from inhouse and got my order in like record time. I will say one thing about this online overseas ordering. You can not wait till the last minute to order. You have to keep inventory ahead here. They run out of stock of products and don't restock for 2 months. Sometimes things make it here in 2 weeks to 3 weeks, but this time it was just one week.. I stand amazed.

The last order I made from them, I got it in literally a week from shipping to its arrival (my DP orders have always shipped within 2 days of ordering and usually the same day or early the next day). This time, I'm still waiting 2 weeks after shipping (and they have confirmed that they've shipped). I'm not worried that they ran out of stock and didn't ship; I'm worried that the authorities have decided to stop these orders getting through, because of the "not intended for UK residents" message on their front page.