Use what you find as a basis for questions. If you do use Internet doctors, use them as sources of information, not prescriptions. Pass up cyber-salesmen who claim that the government, medical profession and scientific mainstream are in cahoots to suppress their products, or that doctors don't really want to cure cancer, heart disease, the common cold, etc. If you have prescriptions filled online, have your own physician do the prescribing, not some cyber-pharmacist who doesn't know your health history. Also, don't assume that the price online is always cheaper.
Some sites charge more than regular pharmacies.
With a little common sense, cyberspace and health can be a good match. For more information, contact your local Colorado State University Cooperative Extension office . Go to top of this page. Contact Cooperative Extension Web Manager . Cooperative Extension programs are available to all without discrimination.