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BENEFITS AND RISKS:
Using an online or mail-order pharmacy (referred to below as online pharmacy) can save you a great deal of money and provide other benefits. However, there are also potential risks.
BENEFITS:
* Lower prices - Lower drug prices in other countries, lower overhead costs compared to bricks and mortar pharmacies, and lower price mark-ups by discount and wholesale pharmacies often result in savings compared to local pharmacy prices. You can quickly shop around for the lowest prices online.
* Privacy/Anonymity - You may feel more comfortable purchasing or asking questions online (or by fax or phone) regarding certain medications.
* Convenience - If you find it physically difficult to make it to the pharmacy, live in a remote rural area, or have a very busy schedule, online and mail-order pharmacies enable you to avoid travel and can save you time. Many online pharmacies will also remind you when you can order a refill to help you maintain your regimen.
* Medical information - Some online pharmacies provide useful information about medications and diseases as well as links to medical resources such as universities, government agencies, and health associations.
RISKS:
* Some online pharmacies do not dispense drugs through licensed pharmacies. It is essential that you use pharmacies that are licensed. Licensed pharmacies require safe dispensing practices and the oversight of licensed pharmacies. Purchasing drugs from an unlicensed pharmacy greatly increases your chances of buying counterfeit and/or substandard products. OneClickPharmacy is fully licensed and regulated by the RPSGB.
* Some online pharmacies do not adequately protect your personal and financial information. It's important for an online pharmacy to include a privacy policy, one that promises not to share your personal information with third parties. Online financial transactions should be secured by the online pharmacy through adequate use of encryption technology which OneClickPharmacy do.
* Some online pharmacies do not give their address and/or telephone number. If in the course of purchasing drugs from an online pharmacy you have a problem, question, or complaint, then it becomes very important to contact the company using its telephone number or address. Also, studies have shown that online pharmacies that do not publish adequate contact information are more likely to sell counterfeit products. OneClickPharmacy.co.uk is 100% transparent, you can find everything you need to know about the company, its address, its owners, and its registration details by using the links in the footer of this page.
* Additional fees are typically added to the drug price. There is almost always a shipping fee and there may also be a medical fee, order fees, and/or an account set up fee. OneClickPharmacy subsidises all prices, giving you huge savings, and ensuring the cost of postage is minimal compared to the savings you make, unless you spend £35 in which case shipping is free.
* Prices can change quickly. Online pharmacies are continually changing their prices. Lowball prices are common in order to attract new customers, but these prices don't always last. OneClickPharmacy.co.uk changes its prices rarely and rather than increasing them, it usual drops them in line with the price match policy which allows everyone to enjoy the new cheaper prices, not just a one off request from a customer.
* Some online pharmacies don't adequately safeguard your health. By failing to require a prescription, some online pharmacies might send you medication that could be dangerous to you. OneClickPharmacy will never dispense any prescription medicine without a prescription, this should give you confidence that we are genuine and do things by the law.
* Some online pharmacies may sell medications that can be extremely dangerous, if not taken under medical supervision. In the UK, these drugs are known as controlled substances, such as hydrocodone, diamorphine, or Dexamphetamine. You should never order from a website offering to sell you controlled substances without a prescription or to write you a prescription for them based on your responses to an online questionnaire. Other drugs, known as restricted distribution drugs, such as such as accutane, mifeprex or thalomidare, while not controlled substances, are also very dangerous if taken without the appropriate medical supervision. OneClickPharmacy only dispenses non controlled drugs to ensure its patients safety and that they are being looked after by a pharmacist or a doctor through face-to-face contact.
Stay clear of Rogue pharmacies or those that are too keen on doing business and ignoring their professional pharmacy duties. We pride our self on professionalism, your products will be genuine, you will receive expert pharmacist advice and when we feel your order is not safe for you, we will do the right thing, tell you and cancel it or offer an alternative suitable to your medical history.
TYPES OF ONLINE AND MAIL-ORDER PHARMACIES:
Online pharmacies, also called Internet pharmacies or internet chemists or online chemists. They are businesses that sell and market prescription drugs and other pharmacy products over the Internet and send them to consumers by mail.
Prescription Requirements
Online pharmacies fall into different categories based on their prescription requirements:
* Traditional (Rx based on in-person examination, e.g. prescription required before supply)
* Remote Consultation (Rx based on an online or phone consultation e.g. Levonelle and Imigran)
* None (Rx not required to order prescription medication. These are "rogue" or sites)
Most legitimate online pharmacies require you to provide your original prescription -- the one obtained from an in-person examination with your doctor. Prices at online pharmacies that have a traditional prescription requirement are often lower.
Very soon, oneclickpharmacy will bring you and Online Doctor OneClickDoctor.co.uk, that will enable our doctors to hold consultations on around 20 conditions which they could prescribe medicine for that will be dispense by OneClickPharmacy.co.uk
Some rogue websites will sell you prescription medication without requiring any prescription at all, which can be extremely dangerous. Other websites that offer to sell you drugs without a prescription pose as online pharmacies for the purpose of stealing your credit card information. Ordering from such sites is exceedingly risky to your health and could lead to unauthorized use of your credit card and/or identity theft. Don't take the chance, look around our site, satisfy yourself that we are genuine and registered, double check our licence and registration details with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and then place your order with confidence.
If you are buying medication from a foreign country, you want to know that the dispensing source is regulated and licensed by the appropriate governing authority. Today, pharmacies in other countries, such as Australia, Barbados, Curacao, Fiji, India, Israel, Italy, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland, Turkey, and the United Kingdom play a larger role in meeting this demand. To better educate our visitors, many of whom are looking to foreign pharmacies for lower drug prices, below is an overview of the agencies and the laws that regulate drugs and pharmacies in some foreign countries.
Please note however, that OneClickPharmacy.co.uk will only dispense prescriptions written in the UK, European Economic Area and Switzerland.
Multiple Countries: Different Pharmaceutical Regulatory Systems
The growth in demand for lower cost prescription drugs among Americans, and the supply problems faced by Canadian international pharmacies, largely a product of restrictive selling practices of drug companies, has led to an increasing number of countries entering the industry. While the FDA usually does not prevent Americans from importing medication for personal use, consumers should use good judgment in determining from which countries they feel most comfortable ordering medications.
The information below might be useful in determining from which countries you are willing to purchase medication. Countries with the most advanced and safe systems for regulating pharmaceuticals possess the following:
1) An agency that approves drugs for the national market through a:
* Review of scientific evidence from clinical trials.
* Post-market surveillance to monitor unforeseen effects of drug utilization.
2) National laws and standards for labeling of drug products and distribution.
3) A national system and/or state/provisional systems for regulating pharmacies that:
* Require pharmacy practitioners to have a top-level education and rigorous training;
* Mandate safety requirements for the handling and dispensing of medications;
* Requires a doctor's prescription for drugs that are determined to have potentially serious side-effects.
* Regularly inspects pharmacies.
4) Drug manufacturing laws that require all approved products to be produced under Good Manufacturing Practices.
Overview of Pharmaceutical Regulation: By Country
CANADA:
Drug and Pharmacy Regulation in Canada
Canada's systems for regulating drug products are very similar to those in the United States. At the federal level, the Therapeutic Products Directorate - an agency of Health Canada that regulates Canada's drug supply - is Canada's counterpart to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. All drug products sold in Canada must be approved by the Therapeutic Products Directorate. Pharmacies in Canada are regulated by the provinces; a similar system to the U.S. in which states regulate pharmacies.
To operate a pharmacy in Canada, the premises must be licensed by the provincial pharmacy board, managed by a licensed pharmacist, and meet stringent standards for the storage and disbursement of medication.
A report written for the State of Illinois in 2003 found that Canadian pharmacies in Manitoba were as safe if not safer than those in Illinois, and that the U.S. and Canadian systems for ensuring safety and efficacy of drug products are comparable.
Useful links
* The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA): www.napra.org
* Health Canada: www.health-canada.ca.
* Drug Importation From Canada "Report On Feasibility Of Employees and Retirees Safely and Effectively Purchasing Drugs from Canadian Pharmacies." State of Illinois, Department of Central Management Services. October 27, 2003.
Online Pharmacy Regulation in Canada:
In 2003, the National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA), Canada's counterpart to the NABP, introduced the VIPPS program but, as of October 12, 2009, there are no participating pharmacies.
AUSTRALIA:
In Australia drugs are regulated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration, Australia's counterpart to the U.S. Food and Drugs Administration. Australia uses the same standards as the European Union for the regulation of prescription drug products.
Like in Canada and the United States, pharmacies are registered at the state/province level, and pharmacists must be registered in the states in which they practice. The state boards are incorporated in a federation called the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia that guides and proposes policies and standards for the safe practice of pharmacy.
Over 80% of Australia's pharmacies belong to an organization called the Pharmacy Guild of Australia. Its role is to support its pharmacy and pharmacist members on workplace issues and training. The Guild also negotiates on behalf of its members with the government and drug manufactures, wholesalers, and other organizations responsible for the provision of health products.
Useful Links
* Therapeutic Goods Administration, Department of Health and Aging: http://www.tga.gov.au
* The Pharmacy Guild of Australia: http://www.guild.org.au/
* The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia: http://www.psa.org.au/
BARBADOS:
The Government of Barbados allows and licenses qualified companies to operate as international mail-order pharmacies. Such licensure can be granted to pharmacies that are inspected by the Barbados Drug Service, a division of the Barbados Ministry of Health, and meet all requirements of the Pharmacy and Drug Services Act. These international mail-order pharmacies operate in a free trade zone. Among the requirements is that a licensed pharmacist is on the pharmacy premises and oversees the dispensing process.
While pharmacies operating in a Barbados free trade zone are subject to the same requirements of licensed pharmacies in the home jurisdiction, they import prescription products outside the national drug supply.
CURACAO:
The Government of Curacao permits qualified companies to operate international mail-order pharmacies in a free trade zone. Such pharmacies are under the regulation of the Inspectorate of Public Health, Inspector of Pharmaceutical Affairs, and must employ licensed pharmacists to oversee the dispensing process.
While pharmacies operating in a free trade zone are subject to the same requirements of licensed pharmacies in the home jurisdiction, they import prescription products outside the national drug supply.
INDIA:
The Central Drugs Standards Control Organization (CDSCO), a division of the Indian Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, is responsible for drug approval and regulation, as well as for the licensure of pharmacies in India. CDSCO is responsible for approving new drugs for the Indian market, post-market surveillance, and enforcement actions to protect the Indian drug supply.
Under the CDSCO, the Drugs Control Administration is responsible for regulating pharmacies. They do so through the State Drug Control Offices, also called Food and Drug Administration offices, which inspect and license pharmacies, and enforce the Pharmacy Act of 1940, which require pharmacies to meet rigorous safety standards.
Pharmacies in India must comply with similar regulations as those in the U.S., such as having a licensed pharmacist on the premises during hours of operation, safe storage of drugs, particularly those with special requirements (such as insulin), and safeguarding of controlled substances. However, India's enforcement standards are generally lower than in the United States.
While in many respects economically disadvantaged compared to the U.S. and countries of the European Union, India has a very large and highly sophisticated pharmaceutical industry. In fact, a sizable portion of the world's pharmaceutical active ingredients are manufactured in India. These ingredients are then exported to other countries such as the U.S. and the EU for the manufacture of final drug products. In addition, India exports finished medications for retail sale to the U.S. and many countries. The FDA has approved hundreds of Indian drug products that are sold in U.S. pharmacies.
Many drugs in India are manufactured in FDA-approved or inspected facilities. In fact, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration inspects more drug manufacturing plants in India than any other country outside the U.S. However, the drug supply in India is not as strongly regulated as it is in the U.S. and some other economically developed countries, such as Canada and the United Kingdom. Consequently, it has a higher rate of counterfeit medication.
Useful Links
* Central Drugs Standards Control Organization: http://cdsco.nic.in/
* Pharmacy Council of India: http://pci.nic.in/
ISRAEL:
The Pharmaceutical Division of the Israeli Ministry of Health regulates that country's drug supply, pharmacists and pharmacies. Israel's system for pharmaceutical regulation is strongly based on both U.S. and EU pharmaceutical regulations.
Israeli regulations require that drugs approved for sale in that country must be manufactured using U.S. or EU standards for Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and USFDA or equivalent European Standards. Additionally, drugs approved for use in Israel are generally approved for use in the U.S. or EU. Israeli pharmaceutical companies are major suppliers of generic drug products to the United States.
Pharmacies are licensed by the Israeli Ministry of Health. Under Israeli law, drug labels must be in Hebrew and English.
Useful Links
* Pharmaceutical Administration, Israeli Ministry of Health: http://www.health.gov.il/english/Pages_E/default.asp?maincat=10
ITALY:
As a full and founding member of the European Union, Italy is a highly developed county with strong pharmaceutical and pharmacy standards. The Italian drug regulatory authority, a division of the Ministry of health, parallels that of fellow EU-members requiring that drug product approvals are based on rigorous scientific evidence and clinical trials to show safety and efficacy. The European Medicines Evaluation Authority is an agency of the European Union charged with evaluating the safety of new products for members of the EU. Drugs that are approved by the EMEA can be sold throughout Italy and the rest of the EU.
Unlike in the United States only pharmacists can own a pharmacy. Pharmacies are subject to similar regulations regarding prescription procurement, storage, and dispensing, as in the United States.
Useful Links
* Federfarma: https://www.federfarma.it/
* Italian Ministry of Health: Azienda Sanitaria Locale.
NEW ZEALAND:
The drug supply of New Zealand is regulated by Medsafe, that country's counterpart to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Medsafe determines which drugs will be used by citizens of New Zealand: it administers the application process for new drugs and is charged with post-market surveillance. Under the Medicines Amendment Act 2003, Medsafe is also responsible for issuing pharmacy licenses. Pharmacies in New Zealand are held to similar standards of practice as in Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand is the professional pharmacist's association. It provides education, training, and career development of pharmacists to achieve high standards of pharmacy practice. The Pharmacy Council is the national regulatory body for licensing pharmacists.
Useful Links
* Medsafe: http://www.medsafe.govt.nz
* Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand: www.psnz.org.nz/
* Pharmacy Council: http://www.pharmacycouncil.org.nz/index.asp
* Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand: http://www.pgnz.org.nz/
SINGAPORE:
Singapore is among the most economically developed countries, one with exceedingly strong regulations in all industry sectors, on a par with the United States, the United Kingdom, and the countries that comprise the European Union. It has very high pharmacy and pharmaceutical regulatory standards. Singapore is recognized by the World Health Organization Collaborating Centers in the areas of Transfusion Medicine, Drug Quality Assurance and Food Contaminants Monitoring.
Pharmacies in Singapore are licensed at the national level by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA), a division of the Ministry of Health. As in the United States, pharmacies must meet stringent standards before licensure is granted. Pharmacies must be under the management of a licensed pharmacist registered with the Singapore Pharmacy Council. Among other requirements, safe dispensing equipment and storage facilities, requisite professional reference materials, and an adequate system for record keeping are all checked for legal compliance before a pharmacy is licensed in Singapore.
The regulation of drug products in Singapore is the responsibility of the Therapeutics Products Division, which operates as part of the Health Sciences Authority. Only products licensed by the Health Products Regulation Group are approved for the market. The drug approval process takes nine months, unless the product is already approved in the United States, European Union, and Australia, in which case there is an expedited process.
Some retail pharmacies in Singapore are also licensed to operate as exporters. However, the Therapeutics Products Division does not guarantee the safety of exported products and they may not be approved for sale in Singapore.
Useful Links
* Health Sciences Authority (Registration of Pharmacies): http://www.hsa.gov.sg/publish/hsaportal/en/health_products_regulation/GMP/audit_licensing_pharmacies/certificate_of_registration.html
* Singapore Pharmacy Council: http://www.spc.gov.sg/html/SPB_Home.htm
* Therapeutics Products Division: http://www.hsa.gov.sg/publish/hsaportal/en/health_products_regulation/western_medicines.html
SOUTH AFRICA:
The Medicines and Related Substances Control Act, 101 of 1965, mandated the establishment of the South African Medicines Control Council (MCC). The MCC is responsible for the registration and control of pharmaceuticals for the purpose of public safety. Members of the Council are appointed by the Minister of Health.
Like the FDA in the United States, the MCC decides which drugs are safe and effective based on scientific evidence, either that presented by an applicant (drug manufacturer), through testing or both. The Medicines and Related Substances Control Act stipulates the guidelines and procedures by which a drug is approved in South Africa, including the requirements for clinical trials, adverse drug reactions, and reporting to the MCC by pharmaceutical companies.
The Pharmacy Act of 1974 set the requirements for establishing a pharmacy in South Africa, and mandated the responsibility of licensing pharmacies to the South African Pharmacy Council. As in the United States, pharmacy standards in South Africa require a licensed pharmacist to exercise control over acquisition and storage of medicine, chemical and hazardous substances, public access to medicines, and a pharmacy's cleanliness.
The South African Pharmacy Council is also mandated with fostering, through advocacy, education and career development programs, the highest standards of pharmacy practice throughout South Africa.
Useful Links
* Medicines Control Council: www.mccza.com
* South African Pharmacy Council: www.pharmcouncil.co.za
SWITZERLAND:
The counterpart to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in Switzerland is called Swiss Medic. All prescription drugs sold in the Swiss Market must first be approved as safe and effective by Swiss Medic, using a similarly rigorous review process to that used in the United States. Switzerland is also under the regulation of the European Medicine Agency (EMEA), and all products approved by EMEA are approved for the Swiss market.
Switzerland is comprised of regional government bodies called Cantons (like states in the U.S.). Cantons are responsible for licensing and regulating retail pharmacies in Switzerland. Pharmacies in Switzerland must be under the management of a licensed pharmacist who oversees the dispensing process.
Useful Links
* Swiss Medic: http://www.swissmedic.ch/
* The European Medicines Agency: http://www.emea.eu.int/
TURKEY:
According to the World Health Organization, Turkey's drug licensing standards closely resemble the countries of the European Union. However, unregistered generic products remain a problem in the rural and eastern region of the county.
As guided by The Law of Pharmaceutics and Medical Products, drugs sold in Turkey must be approved by a division of the Ministry of Health, called Drugs and Pharmacy General Management, which is Turkey's counterpart to the FDA. The process for drug approval is administered by the Advisory Commission For the Registration of Medicinal Products For Human Use, a Commission of the Ministry's Scientific Advisory Board. The Commission is comprised of pharmaceutical research experts, clinicians, a pharmaceutical technologist, a pharmacologist, and a Ministry of Health representative.
Unlike in the United States, where most prescription drugs are generic, a large majority of drug products sold in Turkey are brand name, and most of those produced by well-known international manufacturers. In fact, with first class manufacturing facilities, Turkey has become a major player in the manufacture of drug products, and Turkey has the world's 15th largest pharmaceutical market.
Under the Pharmacists and Pharmacies Law, Turkey mandates, at the national level, that all pharmacies meet high standards of pharmacy practice, such as having a licensed pharmacist on the premises during hours of operation, safe storage of drugs, and a clean, sanitary area for dispensing.
Useful Links
* World Health Organization: Regional Office For Europe - Turkey
UNITED KINGDOM:
Drug products sold in the UK are regulated by the Medical and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and the European Medicines Evaluation Agency (EMEA). The MHRA is the United Kingdom's counterpart to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and decides which drugs are safe and effective for citizens of the UK. The EMEA is in an agency of the European Union charged with evaluating the safety of new products for members of the EU. Drugs that are approved by the EMEA can be sold throughout the EU.
On a national level, pharmacists and pharmacies are registered with and regulated by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain (RPSGB). Pharmacies must be operated by a licensed pharmacist, maintain safe storage conditions and a sanitary dispensing area.
Useful Links
* Medical and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA): http://www.mca.gov.uk/
* The European Medicines Agency: http://www.emea.eu.int/
* Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain: http://www.rpsgb.org.uk/
COUNTERFEIT MEDICATION
Counterfeit medication is a global problem and the risks that you can be hurt by them are greater if you are buying drugs through the Internet from developing countries and/or those with poor regulations. Counterfeit medicines include those with wrong ingredients, no active or insufficient active ingredients, dangerous ingredients, as well as those with the right ingredients but fake packaging.
The World Health Organization reports that 50% of drugs ordered online from websites that don't publish a physical address are counterfeit. It is not clear on what study this statistic is based but its warning should be heeded. Take a look at the OneClickPharmacy website, we are transparent, and all our details are available for your inspection at a touch of a button.
We are based in Cambridge, UK and you are always welcome for a tour of our premises.
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A prescription medication is a licensed medicine that is regulated by legislation to require a prescription before it can be obtained.
The term is used to distinguish it from over-the-counter drugs which can be obtained without a prescription. Different jurisdictions have different definitions of what constitutes a prescription drug.
Dispensation of prescription drugs often includes a monograph (in Europe, a Patient Information Leaflet or PIL) that gives detailed information about the drug.
In the United Kingdom, according to the Home Office, the Medicines Act 1968 governs the manufacture and supply of three categories of medicine:
* Prescription only medicines (POM) which can be sold by a pharmacist if prescribed by a doctor
* Pharmacy medicines (P) which may be sold by a pharmacist without prescription
* General sales list (GSL) medicines which may be sold without a prescription in any shop
Again according to the Home Office, possession of prescription only medicines without a prescription is a serious offence
A patient visits a medical practitioner who is able to prescribe medication. If given an NHS prescription, this can be taken to a pharmacy to be dispensed.
If you are provided with a Private or Veterinary prescription, this can be fulfilled by any pharmacy however the patient pays for the full cost of the medicine. OneClickPharmacy.co.uk subsidises these prices and
sells these medicines at up to 90% off High Street prices. | If you can't find a prescription medicine, you can either call us on 0844 44 11 800 or Contact Us for more info.
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We aim to subsidise the price of “health” on the internet and deliver thousands of products to your door safely, quickly, discreetly and conveniently. Our state-of-the-art website creates a virtual pharmacy with all the safety features included that will help you take control of your health and yet pay up to 90% less for many well known products than you would at your local chemist.
OneClickPharmacy | .com | .co.uk | was launched in October 2009 by entrepreneurial UK registered pharmacists Priyesh Rawal and Shaina Shipton. This in itself sets OneClickPharmacy apart from many other internet pharmacies as we are run by professionals that are experts in their fields and put patient health and safety at the core of their fundamental principles of business.
What we offer
OneClickPharmacy offers a variety of key services and products including pharmacy and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins and health/mineral supplements, fragrances, beauty products, family planning and sexual wellbeing products, toiletries, electrical items, pet products and baby care. OneClickPharmacy stock the same brands and quality products found in your local pharmacy, but due to lower overheads and expenses, these items cost considerably less.
We stock almost 3,000 high street brands in our massive expandable 12,000 square feet capacity warehouse, holding enough stock to supply the demand for one month on major products.
Patient Health and Safety
All OneClickPharmacy orders and services are supervised by fully-qualified UK pharmacists who oversee all medicinal purchases and are available to discuss any symptoms and issues about medical problems in a confidential environment through email or telephone. You can take advantage of our discreet pharmacy consultation service offered under “My Account” where you can even take a picture of anything that is troubling you and submit it to the pharmacist, who will then review and advise you on the next course of action.
The founder has also launched OneClickPatient | .com | .co.uk |, a Health Information website that will provide over 130,000 comprehensive articles on medicines, medical conditions, poisons, common symptoms, herbal remedies, complimentary therapy, travel advice/vaccinations, tests, investigations, vitamins and minerals in order to help customers make sense of scientific jargon.
OneClickPharmacy recognises the risks that illegal online pharmacies pose on patient’s health and hence the development of this revolutionary website, its applications and software increases patient safety, making the internet a safer place for health. Believe it or not, our comprehensive work processes make us safer than high street pharmacies due to the robust protocols, audit and transaction reviews we run. Our pharmacists reserve the right to refuse medication if they feel the items are being misused or if there is risk to patient safety. They abide by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s internet guidelines to develop these procedures. In addition, they offer support to patients by providing access to a customer services team trained in healthcare.
Fully regulated & approved by UK Government bodies
One Click Pharmacy | .com | .co.uk | fully adheres to the pharmacy standards set by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain (RPSGB) and our service is overseen by fully UK qualified pharmacists. It is also a member of the National Pharmacy Association (NPA) and offers NHS contracted services.
Registration details
Registration information on our Pharmacists and the Pharmacy can be obtained by clicking the on following links:
One Click Pharmacy | .com | .co.uk |
Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain (RPSGB) Pharmacy Registration No. 1100966.
Superintendant Pharmacist
Priyesh Rawal MPharm(HONS) MRPharmS Pharmacy Registration No. 1099606.
Director of Pharmacy
Shaina Shipton MPharm(HONS) MRPharmS Pharmacy Registration No. 1098775.
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About Us
One Click Pharmacy | .com | .co.uk | is owned by One Click Pharmacy Ltd. and operates from registered pharmacy premises in Cambridge.
One Click Pharmacy
53 Pembroke Avenue
Denny End Industrial Estate
Waterbeach
Cambridgeshire
United Kingdom
CB25 9QP
Telephone: 0844 44 11 800
Email: support@oneclickpharmacy.co.uk
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Range of Medications Sold By Online Pharmacies
Not all online pharmacies sell the broad range of prescription drugs that you would expect to find in your neighborhood pharmacy. The product range of online pharmacies typically falls into one of the following categories:
• 'Full' range of medication, including prescription and over-the-counter products, as well as testing supplies and other health and beauty products just as you would find in a large pharmacy.
• Over 3000 drugs" includes almost all prescription medication sold at your neighborhood pharmacy.
• Between 250-499 drugs" covering those medications representing the majority of prescription sales.
• Popular" medications, the 10 to 50 top-selling prescription drugs.
• Lifestyle" medications, such as those used for sexual enhancement, hair growth, contraception, weight loss, herpes, and smoking cessation.
• Specialized" medications for a single purpose, such as for pain, or specific medical conditions.
OneClickPharmacy has pledged to provide the complete product range available in the UK, yes, that is every singly product you can find in the UK will be available on OneClickPharmacy.co.uk by 2012 in the Health, Electrical, Beauty and Pet categories. This means our product catalog will rise from 40,000 products to 60,000 products. Now that is what we mean by 'OneClickPharmacy is the UKs biggest, cheapest and most comprehensive Online Pharmacy!'
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