Does this sound legit?

[tm123]

So I was working with an anti aging clinic in FL for my HRT, and my sales rep ended up leaving to work for another lab, so I decided to stick with him. I just received my first order from his new company, and the meds came from a pharmacy that I didn't recognize. I looked up the pharmacy name online, and the only hits I got were about how the owner is now in prison for various steroid dealing related infractions. Obviously I don't want to say the name of the company, but I'm guessing that someone here can figure out the entity I'm talking about.
I guess I'm not really sure that the name that's written on the prescription labels and vials is even a pharmacy at all. I would think if it were an actual pharmacy, I'd be able to find it online, but instead, I only find links to the stories relating to the criminal activity.

I realize this sounds convoluted, but again, I don't want to say any names so it's tough to explain the situation in it's entirety. My main concern is that the meds are fake, but my gut feeling is that this is not the case. In the original legal case, this guy was getting docs to write prescriptions that were then filled by a legit compounding pharmacy. I'm just finding it a little worrisome that I'm getting my meds from a company with the exact name of the place that got busted.

I may be worried about nothing here, but does anyone have any advice as to what I can do other than simply talking to my sales rep? Thanks very much.

[xpunksurferx]

Why don't you talk to the clinic and find out the reason he left?

[tm123]

That's a good idea. The funny thing is after he left the clinic, the secretary gave me the name of a new rep to work with, but when I emailed the secretary back (twice) to get the new reps email address she never responded. So I figured screw the clinic and called the original rep.
I'm telling you I hate working with these clinics. It's so hit and miss as to whether you're going to get someone you actually can trust.