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by Antony Virgese
Legitimate pharmacy sites on the Internet provide consumers with a convenient, private, way to obtain needed medications, sometimes at more affordable prices. The elderly and persons in remote areas can avoid the inconvenience of traveling to a store to purchase medications. Many reputable Internet pharmacies allow patients to consult with a licensed pharmacist from the privacy of their home. Moreover, Internet pharmacies can provide customers with written product information and references to other sources of information like the traditional storefront pharmacy.
Finally, the increasing use of computer technology to transmit prescriptions from doctors to pharmacies is likely to reduce prescription errors. . According to a recent Chicago Tribune article cited by the American Medical Association, there are at least 400 web sites that both dispense and offer a prescribing service -- half of these sites are located in foreign countries. Some have estimated that the number of Websites selling prescription drugs may now be closer to 1,000. The number of Websites, however, fluctuates from day to day, and seems to be growing.
Although purchasing drugs on the net is a convenience which when one gets used to will not like to dispense with, caution needs to be given prime importance. Recent advances in treating impotence have opened the floodgates for bogus remedies for this condition. Using the Internet and direct mail solicitations, unscrupulous businesses are capitalizing on the publicity and popularity surrounding a new medical product, exploiting consumers who are desperate for a cure.
When it comes to healthcare or medical products that promise results-especially those for impotence, consider the following.
* If the product is advertised as effective for treating impotence-and no physicians prescription is necessary-forget it. It wont cure the condition. * If the product is advertised as a 'breakthrough' in treating impotence, check with your doctor to see if it is legitimate. If the product is promoted by a 'medical organization,' call your physician to check the credentials. Phony 'clinics' and sham 'institutes' are touting bogus cures for impotence. * If the product says 'scientifically proven' to reverse impotence in a high percentage of patients, check it out with your doctor. Some claims that 'clinical studies' prove a product works are false; generally, high success rates should raise suspicions. * If the product being pitched to cure impotence is 'herbal' or 'all natural,' dismiss it. To date, no 'herbal' or 'all natural' substance has been shown to be an effective treatment for impotence.
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