Pegasus pharmacy in Nijmegen

Our pharmacy does not belong to BENU

Our pharmacy is affiliated with Network Pharmacies. So we are not a BENU pharmacy. Nevertheless we warn you. You too can receive such a false e-mail, because scammers send these messages to many people at the same time.

We also do not send you e-mails with links in which you have to log in or pay quickly. Are you unsure about a message that appears to come from us? Then don't click on the links. Call or send a message to our pharmacy to check it.

Most important rule: DO NOT CLICK

Please never click on links or buttons in an email if:

• You weren't expecting the message.
• You need to do something quickly, like log in or pay.
• You are asked for personal information or bank details.
• The sender's e-mail address looks strange.
• You doubt that the message is genuine.

What should you do when you receive a suspicious e-mail?

1. Don't click on anything. Not on links, not on buttons, not on images.
2. Do not open attachments.
3. Do not enter any data.
4. Delete the e-mail immediately.

Did you click or enter data anyway?

1. Did you enter bank information? Call your bank immediately.
2. Have you entered other information? If so, change your password immediately.
3. Check your computer or phone with a virus scanner.
4. Report the fake e-mail to the Fraud Helpdesk at www.fraudehelpdesk.nl. That way you'll help other people too.

Do you have any questions?

Any doubts about an e-mail? Don't click on it. Contact our pharmacy. We'll be happy to help.

corner Toorop Street. It was then decided to adopt a common name together with the general practitioners. The name Pegasus refers to the neighborhood of Hengstdal, eponymous the horse on Berg en Dalseweg. The team consists of experienced pharmacists and assistants. In addition, Pegasus is a certified training company.