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Checked online shops for health and pharmacy products

Mail-order trade in medicines is tightly regulated in Germany and Austria, and that is precisely what makes this sector tractable for a check like ours. A legal mail-order pharmacy must hold a licence, must name the competent supervisory authority and the pharmacists' chamber in its legal notice, and must display the common EU mail-order logo linking to the national register. If that proof is missing or the logo leads nowhere, it is a serious signal. Common patterns among dubious providers in this category are prescription medicines sold without a prescription, alleged miracle cures for hair loss, erectile problems or obesity, weight-loss products with invented study claims, and checkout flows that quietly turn into a subscription. On top of that comes the risk of the goods themselves: counterfeit preparations with wrong, missing or harmful dosages. The shops listed here were checked automatically against formal and technical characteristics, not for the pharmaceutical quality of their products. Order medicines only from providers you can verify in your country's mail-order register, and seek advice from a local pharmacy if in doubt. If you suspect counterfeit medicines, the competent medicines agency is the right place to report it. Keep the packaging if a delivered preparation deviates from its description; it is needed when filing a report.

This overview currently holds 161 checked domains: 4 assessed as dangerous, 2 as suspicious and 155 with no objections. Most common domain endings in this group: .at (119), .com (19), .de (7), .shop (3).

Checked domains

By initial letter

A 465B 558C 326D 382E 296F 317G 323H 384I 101J 107K 307L 296M 543N 190O 144P 376Q 16R 252S 916T 367U 50V 171W 268X 28Y 43Z 530–9 77

By assessment

danger 758suspicious 65safe 6533

By sector

Health & pharmacy 161Fashion & apparel 148Shoes 56Electronics 39Beauty & cosmetics 25Home & garden 21Financial services 22

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