SpecialPill.com is a Company that provides consumers access to online prescriptions over the Internet. We search online pharmacies over the web, find out what reputation they have and if they have the Best Service, the Cheapest Prices and the Best Reputationt, we list them on our site and promote their products. When you purchase the medicines from our partners via our site All orders are confidential, 
You don't need a prescription from your doctor (The company will have a doctor write one for you for Free). Your credit card will be billed by the company that sells the product, the medicine will not appear on your credit card. 

The SpecialPill.com exists in order to allow patients to order certain specific medications via the Internet. SpecialPill.com empowers patients by allowing them to have a virtual office visit with a physician over the Internet. We do not believe that all ailments may be effectively treated via the Internet however there are a number of ailments, which may be effectively treated through a web consultation.

By not having to wait for an appointment at a physician's office and by not having to wait in a waiting room, a patient may receive treatment sooner, save significant time and in some cases avoid potential embarrassment. Furthermore there are many other significant benefits to physician visits on the web. For example, patient records may become standardized and in a location easily accessible and updated by the patient for such things as a change in address. By using a web based pharmacy, pharmacy records and a patient's prescription history may be better maintained and as use of the Internet increases for such things as prescriptions, pharmacists should have an easier time monitoring drugs which could counteract or negatively react to each other.

The benefits of web based office visits and pharmacies are so significant that the National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine, has published Crossing the Quality Chasm, in which the authors outline new rules to redesign and improve health care. The book makes a clear statement that there has been an absence of any real progress toward restructuring health care systems to address quality and cost concerns or toward applying advances in information technology to improve administrative and clinical processes.

In Crossing the Quality Chasm the authors promulgated many recommendations to improve health care including the following:

1. Care based on continuing healing relationships. Patients should receive care whenever they need it and in many forms, not just face-to-face office visits. Access to care should be provided over the Internet, by telephone, and by other means in addition to face-to-face visits.
   
   
2. Customization based on patient needs and values. The system of care should be designed to meet the most common types of needs but respond to individual patient choices.
   
   
3. The patient as the source of control. Patients should be given the necessary information and the opportunity to exercise the degree of control they choose over their health care decisions.
   
   
4. Shared knowledge and free flow of information. Patients should have unfettered access to their medical records and information.
   
   
5. Evidence-based decision making. Care should not vary from clinician-to-clinician or from place-to-place but should be based on the best available scientific information.
   
   
6. Safety as a system property. The health care system should require greater attention to systems that help prevent and mitigate errors.
   
   
7. Need for transparency. The health care system should make information available to patients, which allows them to make informed decisions.
   
   
8. Anticipation of needs. The system should anticipate patient needs and not react to events.
   
   
9. Continuous decrease in waste. The health care system should not waste resources or patient time.
   
   
10. Cooperation among clinicians. To ensure appropriate care, clinicians should cooperate and collaborate with each other.