There are scams to beware of when trying to deal with a Canadian Internet Pharmacy... probably the most common scam to be vigilant of is; when a Internet Pharmacy (that isn't even a Canadian Internet Pharmacy) pretends to be, or fraudulently poses as a Canadian Internet Pharmacy.

Unscrupulous Internet Operators have been known to market themselves as Canadian Internet Pharmacies when they simply are not... these scam artists often send thousands of junk/spam email to potential customers... these emails are disguised to look like they originate from Canadian web sites... however, the links back to their web site make it difficult for the recipient to tell where & who the originator really is... and even when you go to the scam web sites, some of the scam artists go to elaborate lengths to make it very difficult for the reader to tell where the web site truly originates from, as they employ a confusing method of web site addressing which makes it difficult to trace the identity/location of the web site operator.

The danger of purchasing product from these phony pharmacies is pretty obvious; you don't know who your really dealing with, and you don't know what your really purchasing... I mean, if these scam artists are willing to fraudulently pose as a Canadian Internet Pharmacy, they probably wouldn't be to adverse to shipping you fraudulent product either.

Real Canadian Pharmacies are highly regulated by the Canadian Government... the quality and regulation of the products/industry is very high. In fact, I've been a Canadian Citizen for almost 40 years, and the last time I remember a problem with Canadian Pharmaceutical products was approx. 25 years ago when someone was tampering with pill bottles... and shortly thereafter ever since, companies have been required to make/distribute tamper proof bottles... and I haven't seen any sort of a major quality scandal since way back then... and that was about 25 years ago. 

It is very important that you know exactly which company you are purchasing from when purchasing your prescription medication via the internet... I recommend taking a personal trip to the Pharmacy you intend to do business with (even if that means traveling long distance), then you can get to know your Pharmacist, and then you can verify the web site information you'll need at a later date.

The Canadian Government also publishes some helpful information about working with Canadian Internet Pharmacies... which includes information about potential scams.