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Certification and monitoring of pharmacies and other regulated or high-risk merchants.
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Helping contracted parties keep illegal online pharmacies off their registration platforms.
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Trademark monitoring to in-depth analyses of serial brand violators and networks.
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False Cures for Sale: Perpetrator Behind Elaborate Scheme Heads to Prison
The US Food and Drug Administration recently announced that Mustafa Hasan Arif, a UK and Pakistani citizen, was sentenced to six years in prison for marketing false cures that claimed to fix literally hundreds of conditions, including cerebral palsy, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, even severe mental impairments. Back in 2009, a blogger operating under the name “One […]
Proof in Numbers: More Registrars Step Up to Illegal Online Pharmacies
In 2016, LegitScript worked together with registrars to successfully suspend more than 20,000 domain names used by rogue internet pharmacies. In the first quarter of 2017 alone, 6,000 more domains have been suspended. Operators of rogue internet pharmacies are starting to feel the burn. Now that Nanjing Imperiosus Technology Co. Ltd. (China) is out of […]
Connecting Recent Criminal Charges to PharmacyChecker-Approved Internet Pharmacies
I recently published a blog about the criminal charges and an apparent forfeiture action against internet pharmacy operators Billy Lee, Tarn Uppal, and Tony Lee, who operate or operated internet pharmacies approved by PharmacyChecker or the Canadian International Pharmacy Association (CIPA). The court filings relate to the defendants’ alleged sale of misbranded prescription drugs and […]
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