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Posted by: Sujata Banerjee
October 2, 2005, 9:43 am

My friend Carolina and I, both place orders at www.drugdelivery.ca about the same time (May 4). It is June 6 and by this time we are sick with the company, we have both received emails saying that our orders have already ship however when we track the package it is never found on the USPS website. The people at the chat (who by the way are professional liars and very skilled at coming up with excuses) keep telling us that we should give 20 days for the shipment to appear in the USPS website that it not posted there because the package is not yet on US territory. First, the whole purpose of a tracking number is actually tracking a package regardless of its location, second how come they dare sending fake USPS tracking numbers if the package were not in USA then it would not exist such tracking number. After waiting for 3 weeks (after I received the shipping confirmation email) and concluded Drug Delivery never intended to send my medication I decided to call my credit card company and deny the charge because I had never received the merchandise. Of course Drug Delivery�s bank let them know of the situation, and guess what these people did�. They knew the funds would be eventually reimbursed to me in full for failure of delivery, but they were not willing to loose an order so these unethical people used my credit card (saved on their website from the time I placed the order) and charged me again for the same amount� since I had already deled as much information as I possibl

Posted by: Diana Gutierrez
June 5, 2009, 7:43 pm

Due to the recent swine flu global outbreak, my friend Carolina and I, both placed orders at www.drugdelivery.ca (on May 4). Even tough we do not have the virus, the constant news and intensive media coverage have created a paranoia level strong enough to place order for Tamiflu and Relenza inhalers. Clearly we had no prescription at the time we made our orders at DrugDelivery, but the lack of prescription did not stop them from selling the medication, or at least charging our credit card. Before telling you about the nightmarish experience I faced dealing with this company, please allow me to say how absurd it is to read this article posted by DrugDelivery� It almost seems they care about the influenza outbreak, but they don�t all they intend is to raise fear because frighten people place orders for medications, medications they sell in the most irresponsible way. Were Drug Delivery a serious company, they would never sell Tamiflu and Relenza without prescription, because as I now know if people start taking this drugs without being infected, the swine flu virus can mutate, and if does it may become resistant to such drugs. In that event of an influenza virus mutation, humanity would be left with no effective medication to deal with the disease. In that scenario this pandemic outbreak would be really deadly (please check the World Health Organization for real advice on the matter and dismiss Drug Delivery cheap intents to profit from this situation).

Posted by: Diana Cardona
June 9, 2009, 7:56 pm

I ordered three medications in January. I got one of them after 6 weeks. One was not exactly what I ordered but It was a substitute. Another was fine. The third one was a creme instead of an ointment for pink eye. I contacted them so many times I lost track. They kept saying it was the Indian pharmacy. Finally after 3 months they said the pharmacy doesn't have the ointment. They are just giving me a credit but I have to pay for the shipping all over again. I am furious about that. On a medication that was $15 I have to pay another $29 for the shipping. They do give you a lot of B.S. saying they are working on it but how long does that take? I don't want to be out any more money so I will not order from them again. There should be some laws to prevent this from happening. I wouldn't mind if the shipping would have been free the second time around since I paid for it originally. They also stated in would be free as soon as it came in, but again, I guess they just didn't tell the truth.

Posted by: Tina M.
June 21, 2009, 4:59 pm

I will just give you a little feedback about my experience using this website: I was nervous about ordering online but DrugDelivery.ca was great every step of the way. They sent mails confirming the order, that the money had been received, that the product was shipped and even provided tracking info. Updates and all my queries were easily and immediately answered via live chat, 24 hours a day. T The delivery time took only 2 weeks to get to me; much faster than I thought. And the product was easily identifiable as legitimate, containing all the necessary elements. They have earned my repeat business and my recommendation to all my friends.

Posted by: Bernice Jackson
July 29, 2009, 2:53 am

I think the problem is that they do business with other pharmacies. They do not provide products, the provide a service. Usually, they stuff they send comes from overseas and it clearly states that on the orders.

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October 27, 2009, 6:07 pm

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