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Type 2 Home health site

ally1

ally1

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I have been trying all day to get the home health site to order more sdcodefree strips. Everytime i put in the addrees, the hhtp bit comes up as red with a line through it and saying unsafe site. Never had that problem before.
As i needed more strips, i bought them on amazon and strangly they are from home health
 
ally1 said:
I could click on the site but as it's still saying unsafe site, I didn't, t want to log in
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Well done, never log on to a site when it may be unsafe. It may be that you have a virus that is redirecting you to an unsafe site without telling you. You should do a virus scan asap. Good Luck!
 
I get get other sites ok with the http not showing as red with a cross through it.
I use a tablet as shops etc say I Don, t need a virus thingy
 
I can also get on with no problems. They will take telephone orders if you want to order direct - I don't think their discount codes are valid on Amazon. Their phone number is 01923 711511.
 
Goonergal said:
I can also get on with no problems. They will take telephone orders if you want to order direct - I don't think their discount codes are valid on Amazon. Their phone number is 01923 711511.
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Thank you. I have made a note of the number
 
The Comodo root cert is not installed on android by default and therefore cannot confirm the identity of the website as the chain of certificates is not trusted. You are safe to accept the certificate.
 
ally1 said:
I have been trying all day to get the home health site to order more sdcodefree strips. Everytime i put in the addrees, the hhtp bit comes up as red with a line through it and saying unsafe site. Never had that problem before.
As i needed more strips, i bought them on amazon and strangly they are from home health
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I ordered mine this afternoon on Amazon. X
 
andcol said:
The Comodo root cert is not installed on android by default and therefore cannot confirm the identity of the website as the chain of certificates is not trusted. You are safe to accept the certificate.
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I have no idea what you mean by como do root cert.
I only ever use my tablet to access sites. I have used the home health site before with no problems.
 
Andrew is saying you can ignore the red warning and use it. I agree. It is a default thing with Android devices.
I use Chrome and a windows PC/ It is fine.
 
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