[Ian]

For many of us, ordering from online pharmacies has been a
misleading experience. I'm writing here to address a problem
some of us are dealing with when we order expecting a particular
brand of Phentermine to be shipped. Then we get the package
and discover that we've received another brand.

The problem all online pharmacies deal with is that the real world pharmacies
they send the orders to process many thousands of orders a week,
and whichever pharmacy has the least current workload, CCBasket
sends your prescription to that pharmacy to be filled. If that pharmacy
has Amide A-173 Phentermine in stock, that's what you'll get.

I've petitioned all the pharmacies I can contact to ask them to
offer patients a choice of which brand they want. BUT the response
is always that it is impossible because whichever pharmacy had
your preferred med in stock would get bogged down with thousands
of orders a day.

Here's a step-by-step list of how online pharmacies work:

• 1. We visit a site and complete the online consultation form,
  sending the order in.
  
  2. The questionnaire is sent to one of their contracted physicians,
  who approves or rejects your request for a prescription. If approved,
  the physician/doctor writes your prescription and sends the info back
  to the online pharmacy company.
  
  3. The prescription is sent to one of many brick-and-mortar pharmacies.
  The order goes to whichever pharmacy currently has the lowest number
  of orders they're working on.
  
  4. The pharmacy prepares your order for shipping and informs the online
  company that they can charge your credit card because the medication
  will ship shortly.
  
  5. The pharmacy ships your medication from their store and sends a
  tracking number to the online company. The online company alerts
  you that your order was shipped today and should be delivered in
  1-2 days and you can track it with the tracking number.
  
  6. You take delivery of your order either at a FedEx building or at the
  convenience of your doorstep.

I hope this explanation has helped you gain knowledge of the
way online pharmacies work, and how images posted next to
order forms on affiliate websites can be misleading.

Let me know if you need anything in this post explained further.