I'm just about to order some bits from Goldpharma, thinking they didn't need proof of prescriptions, but just as I'm about to pay, I get the option:

PRESCRIPTION

You did order one or more prescription only medicine. Do you have a prescription for the ordered articles readily available?

- Yes, I am in possession of a valid prescription, import permit or similar entitlement and I am able to forward a digitalised scan or photo of it.

- No, I do not have a prescription. I like to attempt by completing a tele-medical consultation to receive the requested treatment.

For reasons of patient and drug safety the dispensing pharmacy requires a prescription prior to dispensation.

That kinda puts a spanner in the works

Im tempted to fill out the consultation questions... but I don't want to start some kind of medical process that's going to attract attention to me

Has anyone used them recently? Am I missing something? (Other than a valid prescription... lol)

WannaBeSmall (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 09, 2017 6:16 am I'm just about to order some bits from Goldpharma, thinking they didn't need proof of prescriptions, but just as I'm about to pay, I get the option:

That kinda puts a spanner in the works

Im tempted to fill out the consultation questions... but I don't want to start some kind of medical process that's going to attract attention to me

Has anyone used them recently? Am I missing something? (Other than a valid prescription... lol)

This is the problem I told you about!

I recently used the medical consultation route. It is no big deal.

After filling out the form, I received an e-mail saying the form would be reviewed and I notified. Shortly thereafter, I received an approved e-mail, followed by a pharmacy order received, and finally an order shipped e-mail. I received the product in 8 days to the U.S. from filling out form and providing shipping and payment information. It really is a simple process.

WannaBeSmall (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 09, 2017 6:16 am I'm just about to order some bits from Goldpharma, thinking they didn't need proof of prescriptions, but just as I'm about to pay, I get the option:

That kinda puts a spanner in the works

Im tempted to fill out the consultation questions... but I don't want to start some kind of medical process that's going to attract attention to me

Has anyone used them recently? Am I missing something? (Other than a valid prescription... lol)

nutless1 (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 10, 2017 1:55 am I recently used the medical consultation route. It is no big deal.

After filling out the form, I received an e-mail saying the form would be reviewed and I notified. Shortly thereafter, I received an approved e-mail, followed by a pharmacy order received, and finally an order shipped e-mail. I received the product in 8 days to the U.S. from filling out form and providing shipping and payment information. It really is a simple process.

Ahh ok. Did you lie at all?

Im ordering evista and I can't think of a believable reason to give them for buying it

I purchased Edronax from there as that's the only source I knew of, as nobody wanted to point me in the right direction. :-\

I just specified reasoning to what someone would actually buy it for in like, very few words. Very easy.

nutless1 (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 10, 2017 1:55 am I recently used the medical consultation route. It is no big deal.

After filling out the form, I received an e-mail saying the form would be reviewed and I notified. Shortly thereafter, I received an approved e-mail, followed by a pharmacy order received, and finally an order shipped e-mail. I received the product in 8 days to the U.S. from filling out form and providing shipping and payment information. It really is a simple process.

It's been several years since I last had any contact with Goldpharma. After having bought a few things from them, when I tried to sign in one day, the website turned me down. When I finally got someone from CS to answer an email, they said that there would be no more shipments to the USA as Visa an MasterCard had both threatened to cut them of from the rest of the world if they sold anything more in the USA.

This is/was about the time that big pharma was trying to shut down the overseas pharmacy thing and they were in cahoots with the FDA.

Interesting, as I am in the U.S. and I used my MasterCard. Gold Pharma is the only place I could find online for this product without a prescription.

I only wrote "treat depression" on the consultation form.

zeebster (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 10, 2017 3:16 pm It's been several years since I last had any contact with Goldpharma. After having bought a few things from them, when I tried to sign in one day, the website turned me down. When I finally got someone from CS to answer an email, they said that there would be no more shipments to the USA as Visa an MasterCard had both threatened to cut them of from the rest of the world if they sold anything more in the USA.

This is/was about the time that big pharma was trying to shut down the overseas pharmacy thing and they were in cahoots with the FDA.

nutless1 (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 10, 2017 1:55 am I recently used the medical consultation route. It is no big deal.

After filling out the form, I received an e-mail saying the form would be reviewed and I notified. Shortly thereafter, I received an approved e-mail, followed by a pharmacy order received, and finally an order shipped e-mail. I received the product in

10 days to the UK

nutless1 (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 10, 2017 1:55 am from filling out form and providing shipping and payment information. It really is a simple process.

Sorry to copy and paste but my experience was the same no problem.

Thanks all, I'll fill out the form and cross my fingers

Although, can anyone suggest a valid reason for me ordering evista?

WannaBeSmall (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 11, 2017 9:20 am Thanks all, I'll fill out the form and cross my fingers

Although, can anyone suggest a valid reason for me ordering evista?

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