Pharmacy Company News

[Travelrat]

Tried a new supply: www.coinrx.is and was satisfied with the service. First you have to order with Bitcoin, the process and checkout with digital currency was simple. Deliivery took 10 days. Ordered 72 tabs of their generic sildenafil citrate 100 mg. Received 90 tabs of malegra-100 made by sunrise remedies. Made in India. Paid $. 15 product works as good as Manly from All Day. I will repeat order next time in need.

[Cephlapod Love]

It's hard to imagine that someone would vouch for an Indian pharmaceutical company based on their perception that they "never had any problems" with their meds.

It's true that some of the companies on your list are reputable. But, this opinion is based on their FDA approval to manufacture specific drugs, and licensing rights to new medicines (that involve in-depth, multi-faceted vetting).

I looked briefly for additional info on Signature Pharma and found nothing they posted online. I could not find a website, and links to mentions of this "company" took me to sites that tried to download malware.

My Question comes from this. I bought some "Plan B pills" manufactured by Mankind and now wonder of the wisdom of that move. Said pills are for emergency situations and need to function as advertised. It is one thing to get a "bad batch" of pecker pills and fail to get an erection when one wants. A minor inconvenience in the larger scheme of things. But a bad batch of Plan B that does not do its "thing" could have financial repercussion for decades. Something more than a minor inconvenience.

So wondering if Mankind is likely legit or shady.

[Oldmonger]

At Cephlapod Love:

Hi, it is very hard to get generic meds from a specific manufacturer. In the most cases the online pharmacies does not say which company is manufacturing their products at the moment. But what I can say is that one of the following manufacturers are also very reputable and save:

Cipla, Dr. Reddy's, Ajanta Pharma, Sun Pparma, Zydus Cadilla, Aurochem and Signature Pharma.

I took some medications from them like Finasteride, Tadalafil or Modafinil and never had any problems.

Next time just contact an online pharmac of your choice and ask them which manufacturers they use. If they are using some of the above ones, you're good to go.

It's hard to imagine that someone would vouch for an Indian pharmaceutical company based on their perception that they "never had any problems" with their meds.

It's true that some of the companies on your list are reputable. But, this opinion is based on their FDA approval to manufacture specific drugs, and licensing rights to new medicines (that involve in-depth, multi-faceted vetting).

I looked briefly for additional info on Signature Pharma and found nothing they posted online. I could not find a website, and links to mentions of this "company" took me to sites that tried to download malware.

[Hitman1337]

At Cephlapod Love:

Hi, it is very hard to get generic meds from a specific manufacturer. In the most cases the online pharmacies does not say which company is manufacturing their products at the moment. But what I can say is that one of the following manufacturers are also very reputable and save:

Cipla, Dr. Reddy's, Ajanta Pharma, Sun Pparma, Zydus Cadilla, Aurochem and Signature Pharma.

I took some medications from them like Finasteride, Tadalafil or Modafinil and never had any problems.

Next time just contact an online pharmac of your choice and ask them which manufacturers they use. If they are using some of the above ones, you're good to go.

[Cephlapod Love]

Hope this is the right place for this?

Looking to buy some products on ebay that are manufactured by Mandkind Pharma in India. Sure I can read a Wiki blurb about the company, but how can I tell if it is legit and has the quality control such that I get what is advertised and it doesn't have some kind of offspec sh*t that could be harmful?

[Oldmonger]

As much as I despise the drug companies for their obscene prices, I applaud them for offering free and discounted drugs for financially-challenged and underinsured patients.

I am helping a Medicare-insured friend to save close to $200, his co-pay for a shingles vaccination.

Most, if not all, of the leading pharmaceutical companies offer assistance in obtaining their brand medications.

Here is the link to Pfizer's prescription assistance program:

http://www.pfizer.com/health/financi...tance_programs

[Oldmonger]

I started this thread to cover news about pharmacy companies and the pharmaceutical industry. This thread is not meant to replace existing threads on specific drugs, ailments or pharmacies.