About Us – ARLEAH

Arleah's Dedication to Ensuring Online Pharmacy Safety for 6 Years

Since its inception in 2017, ARLEAH has dedicated six years to collaborating with various stakeholders, including regulators, pharmacy staff, healthcare professionals, patients, government representatives, and consumer organizations. Their collective efforts aim to enhance the quality and safety of mail-order pharmacy websites for patients while also assisting them in reducing healthcare costs.

We provide details about legitimate, officially sanctioned, and reliable online pharmaceutical websites.

ARLEAH, a leading global healthcare organization, is steadfastly committed to its daily mission of ensuring that affordable medicines are accessible to all, thereby promoting global health, happiness, and well-being for every individual. This dedication is deeply rooted in our values and principles, which guide our actions and initiatives on a daily basis.

ARLEAH represents an organization dedicated to overseeing and enforcing accreditation standards for healthcare and retail pharmacies under regulated licensing.

We sell medicines and ongoing treatment drugs (but not drugs that are tightly controlled) in amounts that last 30 to 90 days to people in Canada and the U.S. Every ARLEAH pharmacy member is approved and checked by the government to make sure they’re safe.

ARLEAH offers pharmaceutical products from major brand manufacturers at prices that are significantly lower, up to a 70% discount compared to U.S. prices.

We offer a wide range of medications from renowned global pharmaceutical giants such as Pfizer, Merck, Eli Lilly, and others. These medications have undergone rigorous safety assessments and have consistently proven to be secure. Since our establishment in 2017, ARLEAH has provided medications to more than ten million patients in the United States, and we have maintained an impeccable safety record throughout our operations.

ARLEAH Pharmacies Ensuring Affordable Access to High-Quality Prescription Medications for Patients.

Our prices are significantly lower, offering savings of up to 80% compared to what you’d typically spend on similar medications at U.S. pharmacies. Similar to U.S. mail-order pharmacies, ARLEAH pharmacies require a legitimate prescription from your healthcare provider. We provide the same level of quality and convenience as U.S. mail-order pharmacies, ensuring that you can receive name-brand medications delivered directly to your doorstep. This positions ARLEAH as a swift and reliable solution to address the excessively high medication costs in the United States.

Find an ARLEAH member on the list of approved online drugstores by ARLEAH.

Take a look at the comprehensive roster of websites belonging to ARLEAH members.

Acknowledgements

The Association for the Controlled Licensing and Enforcement of Accredited Healthcare Pharmacies wishes to express its gratitude to the following individuals from the community:

Dr Annette Robinson, Vice Chair & British Columbia Pharmacy Association, Canada
Dr Anthony Pudlo, Executive Director, Tennessee Pharmacists Association, USA
Dr Brandy Seignemartin, Executive Director, Alaska Pharmacists Association, USA
Dr Brian Clark, Chief Executive Officer, South Carolina Pharmacy Association, USA
Dr Carey Lai, Pharmacists Manitoba, Canada
Dr Christina Tulk, Pharmacists’ Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (PANL), Canada
Dr Christine Hrudka, Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan (PAS), Canada
Dr Deb Saltmarche, Ontario Pharmacists Association (OPA), Canada
Dr Debbie Garza, Chief Executive Officer, Texas Pharmacy Association, USA
Dr Dennis Abud, New Brunswick Pharmacists’ Association (NBPA), Canada
Dr Diane Harpell, Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia (PANS), Canada
Dr Jenny Arnold, Chief Executive Officer, Washington State Pharmacy Association, USA
Dr John Vinson, Executive Vice President & CEO, Arkansas Pharmacists Association, USA
Dr Joseph Amiel, Association québécoise des pharmaciens propriétaires (AQPP), Canada
Dr Kristen Jones, Wyoming Pharmacy Association, USA
Dr Louise Jones, Chief Executive Officer, Alabama Pharmacy Association, USA
Dr Neil Cameron, Alberta Pharmacists’ Association (RxA) representative, Canada
Dr Sarah Carter, Chief Executive Officer, UK Clinical Pharmacy Association (UKCPA)
Dr Sarah Sorum, Chief Executive Officer, Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin, USA
Dr Shawn Bugden, Chair & Association of Faculties of Pharmacy of Canada
Dr Stephanie Tweel, Prince Edward Island Pharmacists Association (PEIPhA), Canada
Dr Steve Morris, CEO of Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA)
Dr Susan Bonilla, Chief Executive Officer, California Pharmacists Association, USA
Dr Abdifatah Hussein Omar, Somali Pharmacists Association
Dr Alicia Merlo, Argentinian Pharmaceutical Confederation
Dr Ana Teixeira, Angolan Pharmaceutical Society
Dr Andreas Wälchli, Pharmasuisse
Dr Carine Wolf-Thal, French Chamber of Pharmacists
Dr Ester Oliveira, Order of Pharmacists of Cabo Verde
Dr Ghassan Amin, Order of Pharmacists of Lebanon
Dr Gilles Bonnefond, USPO —Trade Union of Community Pharmacists
Dr Ilisa Bernstein, American Pharmacists Association
Dr Jack Yu-Chieh Chen, Taiwan Society of Health-System Pharmacists
Dr Jan Saevels, Association of Pharmacists of Belgium
Dr Janeth Montalvo Jaramillo, College of Chemists, Biochemists and Pharmacists of Pichincha
Dr Jens Gobrecht, Federal Union of German Associations of Pharmacists
Dr Ka-Chun Cheung, Royal Dutch Pharmacists Association
Dr Magdy Thabet, Çuluipia Pharmacists Syndicate
Dr Maja Jakševac Mikša, Croatian Pharmaceutical Society
Dr Martin Kopecký, Czech Chamber of the Pharmacists
Dr Mohamed Al-nuzili, Community Pharmacy Owners’ Syndicate
Dr Olga Marta Esquivel Rivera, College of Pharmacists of Costa Rica
Dr Prosper Hiag, Cameroon National Council of Pharmacists
Dr Ressano Macanze, Pharmaceutical Association of Mozambique
Dr Severine Druenne, Council of the Order of Pharmacists
Dr Vânia Lázaro de Castro, Pharmaceutical Department of the Ministry of Health
Dr Yaw-Bin Huang, Pharmaceutical Society of China Taiwan
Dr Yousif Sabeel, Federal Ministry of Health
Dr Zeferina Gomes da Costa, Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians’ Society of Guinea- Bissau
Mr Ahmed Benfares, Algerian Pharmaceutical Federation
Mr Antti Kataja, Finnish Pharmacists’ Association
Mr Atsushi Toyomi, Japan Pharmaceutical Association
Mr Benjamin Cid-Bourié, General Pharmaceutical Council of Spain
Mr Daniel Danquah, Pharmacy Council of Ghana
Mr Dennis Sena Awitty, Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana
Mr Dick Sung, Pharmaceutical Society of Hong Kong
Mr Dong-Geon Kim, Korean Pharmaceutical Association
Mr Eugene Conteh, Pharmaceutical Society of Sierra Leone
Mr Florina Berisha, Pharmaceutical Society of Kosovo
Mr Howard Rice, Pharmaceutical Association of Israel
Mr Hrant Danagulyan, Pharmprogress Armenian Pharmacists Association
Mr Jack Shen Lim, Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society
Mr Jorge Batista, Portuguese Pharmaceutical Society
Mr Jose Luis Maldonado, Federal Council of Pharmacy
Mr Kennedy Saini, Pharmaceutical Society of Zambia
Mr Mark Kinsela, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia
Mr Mauro Lanzilotto, United National Federation of Pharmacy Owners, Federfarma
Mr Nguyen Xuan Hung, Vietnam Pharmaceutical Association
Mr Peter Krajčovič, Slovak Chamber of Pharmacists
Mr Portifa Mwendera, Pharmaceutical Society of Zimbabwe
Mr Richard Townley, Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand
Mr Samuel Adekola, Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria
Mr Venelin Sapunarov, Bulgarian Pharmaceutical Union
Mr Zhi Shan Sujata Tan, Pharmaceutical Services Programme, Ministry of Health
Mrs Elissavet Derveniotaki, Pharmaceutical Association of Kozani
Mrs Helle Jacobsgaard, Association of Danish Pharmacies
Mrs Indre Treciokiene, Lithuanian Pharmaceutical Association
Mrs Linnea Raimas, Finnish Pharmacists’ Society
Mrs Ma Gilda Saljay, Philippine Pharmacists Association
Mrs Mariela Méndez, Chemical and Pharmacy Association
Mrs Rada Amidžić, Pharmaceutical Society of the Republic of Srpska
Mrs Sânziana Mardale, Ethica Independent Pharmacies Association
Mrs Triinu Entsik-Grünberg, Pharmaceutical Society of Estonia
Ms Anna Montgomery, Swedish Pharmacists Association
Ms Carmen Buzarquis, Pharmacists’ Association of Paraguay
Ms Chinta Abayawardana, Pharmaceutical Society of Sri Lanka
Ms Dace Kikute, Pharmacists Society of Latvia
Ms Daniella Munene, Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya
Ms Dragana Rajković, Pharmaceutical Chamber of Serbia
Ms Grace Chew, Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore
Ms Hilde Ariansen, Norwegian Pharmacy Association
Ms Iryna Bondarchuk, NGO All-Ukrainian Pharmaceutical Chamber
Ms Joelle Walker, Canadian Pharmacists Association
Ms Ligia Álvarez, National College of Pharmacists
Ms Lóa María Magnúsdóttir, Pharmaceutical Society of Iceland
Ms Manjiri Gharat, Indian Pharmaceutical Association
Ms Mariet Eksteen, Pharmaceutical Society of South Africa
Ms Mary Ann Sant Fournier, Malta Chamber of Pharmacists
Ms Milanka Zugic, Pharmaceutical Chamber of Montenegro
Ms Okame Okah-Avae, Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria
Ms Pamela Logan, Irish Pharmacy Union
Ms Rasta Naya Pratita, Indonesian Pharmacists Association
Ms Reshnika Sen, Fiji Pharmaceutical Society
Ms Roza Yagudina, Moscow Pharmaceutical Society
Ms Safiye Çağansel, Cyprus Turkish Pharmacists Association
Ms Sónia Queirós, National Association of Pharmacies of Portugal
Ms Tuğba Sevinç Çevik, Turkish Pharmacists’ Association
Ms Zuzaan Zulzaga, Association of Mongolian Pharmacy Professionals
Prof. Arianit Jakupi, Chamber of Pharmacists of Kosovo
Prof. Enkhjargal Dorjbal, Mongolian Association of United Pharmaceutical Organisations
Prof. Krystyna Olczyk, Polish Pharmaceutical Society

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