Approvedmedical - Supportbilling - BESTRXMEDSSTORE FAKE: MEDICATIONS made of GYPSUM-CHALK-being sold as FDA approved Prescriptions INTERNET
Internet pharmacy sells colored and white CHALK, GYPSUM mixed and shaped like prescription drugs.
I ordered from this site thinking it was trustworthy. I had taken this medication in the past. When it arrived it did not look right. It did not taste right. I was afraid something was wrong with it so I took it to a Delaware pharmaceutical laboratory to have it tested. It is gypsum which is what wall board in a house is made of. It has coloring in it. White and blue have been combined and shaped into an oval shape to look like the real medication.
I am at the present seeking legal council. I plan to bring charges of at least $300.000.00 This is the 5th time I have been scammed on the internet. This however is the worst I have seen. The internet pharmacies keep changing their names and their games. A STOP NEEDS TO BE PUT TO THIS. To sell fake medication is a horrible thing. It could mean people lives.
Reporter
Delaware,, Ohio
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Thomas
Anderson,South Carolina,
U.S.A.
Why do you persist in buying your Rx meds from internet scamstores?
#5Consumer Comment
Tue, February 12, 2008
We use medco health services, which has been around a long time. Granted, they are not as cheapo as TacoBill's in Mexico or SinghSonges in India, but they are less than your local drug stores. Then there are the Canadian shops which are often (not always, but often) about 1/2 to 2/3 the USA prices. Wherever you do buy your Rx meds, those Rx meds will have to be the SAME meds that your corner drugstore sells.... they just come thru a different channel with different middleman markups. And beware the repackeged name-brand or generic meds from TacoBill's in Mexico or SinghSonges in India where a 2mg tablet is repackaged as a 20mg tablet. And beware US Customs, that friendly service that might decide to protect you from imported drugs.
Thomas
Anderson,South Carolina,
U.S.A.
Why do you persist in buying your Rx meds from internet scamstores?
#5Consumer Comment
Tue, February 12, 2008
We use medco health services, which has been around a long time. Granted, they are not as cheapo as TacoBill's in Mexico or SinghSonges in India, but they are less than your local drug stores. Then there are the Canadian shops which are often (not always, but often) about 1/2 to 2/3 the USA prices. Wherever you do buy your Rx meds, those Rx meds will have to be the SAME meds that your corner drugstore sells.... they just come thru a different channel with different middleman markups. And beware the repackeged name-brand or generic meds from TacoBill's in Mexico or SinghSonges in India where a 2mg tablet is repackaged as a 20mg tablet. And beware US Customs, that friendly service that might decide to protect you from imported drugs.
Thomas
Anderson,South Carolina,
U.S.A.
Why do you persist in buying your Rx meds from internet scamstores?
#5Consumer Comment
Tue, February 12, 2008
We use medco health services, which has been around a long time. Granted, they are not as cheapo as TacoBill's in Mexico or SinghSonges in India, but they are less than your local drug stores. Then there are the Canadian shops which are often (not always, but often) about 1/2 to 2/3 the USA prices. Wherever you do buy your Rx meds, those Rx meds will have to be the SAME meds that your corner drugstore sells.... they just come thru a different channel with different middleman markups. And beware the repackeged name-brand or generic meds from TacoBill's in Mexico or SinghSonges in India where a 2mg tablet is repackaged as a 20mg tablet. And beware US Customs, that friendly service that might decide to protect you from imported drugs.
Thomas
Anderson,South Carolina,
U.S.A.
Why do you persist in buying your Rx meds from internet scamstores?
#5Consumer Comment
Tue, February 12, 2008
We use medco health services, which has been around a long time. Granted, they are not as cheapo as TacoBill's in Mexico or SinghSonges in India, but they are less than your local drug stores. Then there are the Canadian shops which are often (not always, but often) about 1/2 to 2/3 the USA prices. Wherever you do buy your Rx meds, those Rx meds will have to be the SAME meds that your corner drugstore sells.... they just come thru a different channel with different middleman markups. And beware the repackeged name-brand or generic meds from TacoBill's in Mexico or SinghSonges in India where a 2mg tablet is repackaged as a 20mg tablet. And beware US Customs, that friendly service that might decide to protect you from imported drugs.