turts
Well-Known Member
Any of you guys watch the Super Bowl? One of the commercials was for Phoenix Health. I was always curious but skeptical about online pharmacies, but they paid for an ad during Super Bowl...gotta be a real company to have money to do that, so thought I'd give it a go and see what happens!
I went to the website and checked it out (along with others) and had some unanswered questions so emailed them. They were very prompt which gave me some confidence. There is a very basic questionnaire, and you have to send them some form of photo id and a selfie to confirm it is you. I was given a choice of generic V or generic C. It is a monthly subscription that you can pause at anytime, and you can get various numbers of pills per month. After you submit a doctor (mine happened to be in Calgary) approves your application. Website says I can get name brand so not sure why it was not offered...but I didn't ask.
Couple days later got a package through Canada Post express post, needed a signature. Came with the regular mailman. I tried the generic V. Worked pretty good in my estimation lol.
I was concerned that the prescription would show up on my health records but they said it was not searchable and surely enough it did not show up in the Alberta health app portal where I can see all my other prescriptions. I never gave them my health card number. Also, if you don't want Canada post knocking at your door for a signature they let you use Canada post FlexDelivery where it is sent to the post office and you get an email when it arrives to pick it up.
I went to the website and checked it out (along with others) and had some unanswered questions so emailed them. They were very prompt which gave me some confidence. There is a very basic questionnaire, and you have to send them some form of photo id and a selfie to confirm it is you. I was given a choice of generic V or generic C. It is a monthly subscription that you can pause at anytime, and you can get various numbers of pills per month. After you submit a doctor (mine happened to be in Calgary) approves your application. Website says I can get name brand so not sure why it was not offered...but I didn't ask.
Couple days later got a package through Canada Post express post, needed a signature. Came with the regular mailman. I tried the generic V. Worked pretty good in my estimation lol.
I was concerned that the prescription would show up on my health records but they said it was not searchable and surely enough it did not show up in the Alberta health app portal where I can see all my other prescriptions. I never gave them my health card number. Also, if you don't want Canada post knocking at your door for a signature they let you use Canada post FlexDelivery where it is sent to the post office and you get an email when it arrives to pick it up.