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2. Zava - Wikipedia

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   In the EU, ZAVA offers diagnosis by a doctor using telemedicine and is offering Rx prescriptions, which can be delivered using partner online pharmacies.In the UK, ZAVA has its own in-house registered pharmacy. [2]

3. Dr Fox Pharmacy - Wikipedia

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   The UK online pharmacy market has been subject to official regulation since the first legal online pharmacy was set up in 2002. In 2005 changes to the National Health Service regulation made it legal for online pharmacies to fill out NHS prescriptions over the internet. In general, online pharmacies in the UK are subject to the same statutory ...

4. Online pharmacy - Wikipedia

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   Doctors carry out online consultations and issue prescriptions. [70] The company employing the doctors must be registered with the Care Quality Commission. Online clinics only prescribe a limited number of medicines and do not replace regular doctors working from surgeries. There are various ways the doctors carry out the online consultations ...

5. Dr Thom - Wikipedia

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   Dr Thom and similar websites have been criticised for enabling access to drugs including the contraceptive pill with no way to confirm that patients are who they say they are. [16] However, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists have said that for established patients, online suppliers could be safe. [16]

6. Pharmacy2U - Wikipedia

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   Pharmacy2U was founded by pharmacist Daniel Lee in November 1999, and launched to the public in June 2000. [2] [3]The British Medical Association initially had concerns about the use of internet prescribing and wanted to know more about Pharmacy2U's service.

7. Online doctor - Wikipedia

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   In 2008, the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain reported that approximately two million people in Great Britain were regularly purchasing pharmaceuticals online (both with a prescription from registered online UK doctors and without prescriptions from other websites). [6]