Iskander's charges related to several breaches of the Medicines Act up to June 2010 when he operated a website from which he was selling the unapproved medicines.
The products were falsely advertised as herbal in spite of them containing prescription medicines as active ingredients and were manufactured without approval, the ministry said.
He was also in possession of medicines at two addresses.
Iskander was conducting the business separately to a pharmacy which went into receivership in February 2010.
He has had his pharmacy practising certificate suspended by the The Pharmacy Council.
The Ministry of Health warned consumers to treat any products advertised and sold outside of the usual medicines supply system with caution, in particular, when making purchases on the internet, when the safety, quality and legality of products is not guaranteed.
