Online medicine purchases are exploding — and they’re deadly. Without prescriptions or oversight, buyers risk counterfeit drugs, wrong dosages, and even death. The Trimbos Institute is tracking who’s turning to these unregulated sites — often those falling through the cracks of traditional healthcare or distrustful of the system. The Minister of Public Health is sounding the alarm, as deaths linked to designer drugs and fake meds continue to rise. Prosecutors are chasing down sites that vanish and reappear under new names, making eradication nearly impossible. Once tied to the dark web, these dangerous drugs now ship via regular delivery and accepted payment methods — turning a hidden threat into a front-door danger. Full findings from the Trimbos Institute are expected next year — but the clock is ticking for those still buying medicine online.
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