Key facts
- Check a pharmacy in Great Britain is on the GPhC register before you buy.
- Prescription ED medicines should only be supplied after a consultation.
- Fake medicines bought online can harm your health.
- Compare the total cost, including delivery and consultation fees.
Check it's registered
In Great Britain, pharmacies must be registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC). You can search the GPhC register using the registration number, which is usually in the website's footer. In Northern Ireland, pharmacies are regulated by the PSNI.
Look for a real consultation
Prescription medicines should only be supplied after a prescriber has reviewed your health information. Be wary of any website that sells prescription ED medicines without asking about your health.
Watch for fakes
The MHRA warns that fake medicines bought online can fail to work, make you ill or contain dangerous ingredients. Websites that seem too cheap, or that don't ask questions, are a warning sign.
Compare the whole cost
A low tablet price can hide delivery or consultation charges. Our comparison adds known fees together and shows the price per tablet. Every pharmacy in our directory has had its registration checked. See how we verify pharmacies.