Why should you Verify?

When you’re looking for online deals for your prescription meds, it can be difficult to spot fake pharmacy sites. For those with no insurance, or uninsured, scammers will try to trick you to think you’re buying your meds from a discount online pharamcy in the US or Canada. We don’t often think about the importance of buying medications online safely. If you buy from one of these pharmacies, you’re likely to either lose money, risk your identity being stolen, or shipped fake medications that may have harmful substances added.

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Share Your Story

  • It will take a lot of education and all of us working together to stop illegitimate and unsafe online pharmacies.
  • Do you have a story to share about you or someone you love who had a bad experience with a fake online pharmacy?
  • You’re not alone. The courage to share your story can help others.
  • We will never use your personal information without your permission, and we will contact you for your permission first if your story is one we think should be shared with others.

Save On My Meds

Prefer to buy locally? Save on your prescription drug costs.

CSIP is committed to helping consumers save on prescription medications purchased from local pharmacies. From nationwide patient assistance programs, to local money-saving coupons to help cover prescription costs, visit the links of one of our trusted partners below to get started.

Visit the links of one of our trusted partners below to get started.

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Experts you can trust

The Center for Safe Internet Pharmacies was founded to address the global problem of consumer access to illegitimate pharmaceuticals from illegal online pharmacies and other sources. CSIP and its members provide this website as a free and vetted resource.

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File a Report

Help Other Stay Safe

North Carolina Residents: You can report suspected fake pharmaceuticals, or any other counterfeit products, to the North Carolina Secretary of State’s Office  by email.

If you have concerns about a website or drug seller, please report the information directly to law enforcement through the button below.