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I would give no star as this site is illegal and a scam and I don't understand how they are still practicing! Please avoid them like the plague as they will take your money without a care in the world that they are scamming sick people, who for whatever reason cannot get the medication they need through regular means and they have no conscious. Please report these people and write reviews to stop others being taken advantage of!!
This online pharmacy is a total scam. I lost US$210. I tried to communicate with them and I don't get any response. I thought they could help me because of an illness that was diagnosed in a hospital in Canada, but in reality they didn't send me anything. Let the people stay away from these thieves.
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