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octavo

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Q: Ordering off-the-shelf pharmaceuticals from domestic sites (Alibaba, JD, etc),

I am thinking of ordering something normally found anywhere in a pharmacy/supermarket

in the West. I see the same itesm on the domestic shopping platforms (Alibaba, JD, Taobao, etc)

Quality-wise, how reliable/genuine and safe are such items? Anyone ever receive any fake items?

3 years 6 weeks ago in General - China

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tonygong

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Sometimes fake items, it depends on how you recognize sellers.

The best way is you buy them via your friends or someone who deeply knows market here

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3 years 4 weeks ago

Blondie_

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I would never buy pharmacuticals online, especially in Ch..........

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3 years 4 weeks ago

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