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Use warning signs from WHO and DRAP to pause a purchase before money changes hands.
WHO advises buying from trusted licensed outlets. Avoid unregistered sites that hide a physical address or landline phone number. This is the clearest seller warning sign.
DRAP says buy from licensed pharmacies or other approved outlets. Check the goods carefully. A seller that is not a licensed outlet is a risk.
On narrow screens, swipe or scroll the plate sideways.
Price is a second signal. A price far below the DRAP maximum retail price may be a discount or a warning. It is not proof alone, but check the seller and product.
WHO also warns about spam ads, prescription-only medicines sold without a prescription, very low prices or two-for-one deals, and logos that cannot be checked.
This page does not name or judge sellers. It lists the patterns from WHO and DRAP so you can apply them.
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