I'd be very surprised to hear about IOPs that sell dangerous and/or counterfeit drugs. First off, IOPs need repeat business to survive -- except maybe for the scam artists whom spam everyone and either never ship, or ship fake products.

As for the origin of the drugs, if a drug is sent from a country, it doesn't mean that it was manufactured in that country. We happen to ship from Central America and most of our products are made in other countries -- Japan (Prevacid), Sweden (Nexium), US (Wellbutrin SR), Canada (Effexor), Mexico (Retin-A), France (Diflucan), England (Valtrex) and many other places.

However if you get into cheap generic substitutes there are labs in pretty much every country making them, and there you might want to exercise more caution as a buyer.

It's really too bad there is a need for IOPs in the first place. Drugs in the US can be more expensive, that's understandable. But to price them so much higher as to have patients desperate enough to take a risk with foreign-sourced pharmacies? The fault is squarely placed on the shoulders of the pharmaceutical companies for having their customers go to such extremes.