Yeah, and one other big thing I forgot to mention about this place. Even with the products they sell that are made by legit drug companies, they often lie about the contents of the products on their web site and I have proof.

For starters, I have to admit this site intrigued me as well. But I smelled a rat also.

So, I wanted to try to confirm one of their more “interesting” products without, of course, ordering. Since I couldn’t confirm what was in any of the “bath-tub” products, I decided I would try to confirm the ingredients of one of the products they sold that was from a legit company and they claimed contained meds like Oxycontin.

Well, I didn’t have to look far for an example. A-ferin, which clearly looked like it was from a legit company (at least compared to some of the other products), right on the home page, probably to catch everyone’s eye. They claim it contains Oxycodone, among other meds.

I can tell you it wasn't easy to find information out about it since it turns out the product is manufactured by a Turkish company for Turkish consumers only. But I was able to find from the company what it contains. As expected, it doesn’t contain an mg of Oxycodone.

Funnier still it is sold over the counter in Turkey as a multi-symptom flu medicine. In other words, it is basically a Contact with about 7.5 mg of, as expected, codeine, not Oxycodone.

Unfortunately, it is a sad joke on anyone who purchases it from MailPharma since besides not getting the meds they think they are, they are paying many times more than the product sells for in Turkey and, for that matter, what a product containing similar ingredients would sell for anywhere.

Not to mention they probably won't even get it anyway!

Sometimes it’s difficult to spot the scammers from legit sources. But even without looking too deeply, this place just screams “Scam Artist.”

If there ever was a candidate to reinvigorate the basically vestigial “Black List” on DB, MailPharm is it!