MEMPHIS, TN, October 17, 2010 (Press-News.org) The new online pharmacy was launched after the company had studied the market of pharmaceuticals, coming to the conclusion there are not enough reliable and trustworthy places to shop for high quality prescription medications. With many years of experience the company has, launching a website that would offer a full range of services at affordable prices was a matter of time and patience. The new drugstore is bound to become a popular place with thousands of new customers looking to get more value for their money when shopping online.
The new Rx Corp online drugstore www.rxbuys.com was intended for the needs of an average customer, who is interested in getting high quality merchandise at lower prices and getting it delivered internationally within a few days. Only the most convenient and fastest delivery options are offered. The clients also have the possibility to choose one of quite a few payment methods, all of them being safe and protected against any third parties. To make the pharmacy even more appealing to the customer, generous bonuses are available to those shopping with it regularly or placing large orders.
The founder of the new online pharmacy, Rx Corp, is one of most reputable pharmaceutical corporations in the world, accountable for millions of online medicine sales. Every pharmacy working under the supervision of Rx Corp can provide excellent level of customer service, as well as high quality safe medications at lower prices with affordable and fast international delivery. Rx Corp guarantees satisfaction to every client shopping with any of its authorized pharmacies.
Rx Corp is one of leading suppliers of high quality generic drugs that are available to international customers round the clock.
Website: http://www.rxbuys.com
New Online Pharmacy RxBuys.com is Launched by One of the Leading Pharmaceutical Companies, Rx Corp
Rx Corp has launched its new web drugstore RxBuys.com, where it is planning to sell high-quality generic medications at bulk prices with guarantees of safety and confidentiality.
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[Press-News.org] New Online Pharmacy RxBuys.com is Launched by One of the Leading Pharmaceutical Companies, Rx CorpRx Corp has launched its new web drugstore RxBuys.com, where it is planning to sell high-quality generic medications at bulk prices with guarantees of safety and confidentiality.