Aug 5, 2009 at 9:33am ET by Barry Schwartz
A report (PDF) by LegitScript and KnujOn claims that of the prescription drug and online pharmacy search ads on Bing (i.e. adCenter), Microsoft’s search engine, 89.7% led to “rogue” Internet pharmacies. By “rogue” they mean Internet pharmacies that fall into the categories of:
This study was done over the June or July 2009 months and only examined Bing’s search ads, not the organic listings. Microsoft currently has not commented on this report.
LegitScript is an Internet pharmacy verification organization identified by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP).
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