A real shop still requires a prescription
Sildenafil is prescription-only in the United States. A site that ships Suhagra 100 after a checkbox and no clinician fails the first confirm.
Telehealth that actually writes a sildenafil line is a different path. The bag should still come from a licensed pharmacy. The US generic scan is that fill job.
Not listed means do not use that pharmacy
FDA's locator page says that in one sentence. Listed still needs the three confirms. A VIPPS-style picture can be faked; check the accreditor's own search if a seal is the seller's only proof.
Report sites you think are selling illegally through FDA's unlawful-sales path. MedWatch is for unexpected effects after a medicine you already took.
Physical US address and a US phone number
No address, or only a web form, fails. A number that rings to a sales script and never to a pharmacy fails. Write down what you found before you pay.
Medicines from outside the closed US supply are outside FDA's routine oversight. That is the agency's own warning, not a Sephira slogan.
Start on the FDA locator, not on the ad
BeSafeRx sits on FDA.gov. The locator page lists state boards. Click your state and look up the shop in that board's license database.
FDA does not keep one federal list of every safe cart. The state board is the license check. A seal image on the seller's homepage is not that check.
A Suhagra ad is not a licensed fill
Export names in banner art often ride unlicensed carts. Even a pretty Cipla-style font does not pass BeSafeRx.
After a shop passes, still read 100 mg and sildenafil on the foil. The Suhagra panel and the sildenafil panel stay educational. Yuki Tanaka does not ship tablets.
Someone licensed has to answer a nitrate question
Ask whether a pharmacist can talk. If the only chat bot pushes checkout, fail. Nitrates, riociguat, and last-dose time are the questions that matter.
This board will not counsel your Saturday by email. Page cites go to [email protected]. Your window owns the bag.