Buying the blue pill

[limbosurfer]

which is the best site to buy the blue pill ? any credible sources will be appreciated , suing it first time so dont know

 

[kantuchdis]

How about here:

https://pillstoronto.net/

 

[wetwilly]

I just asked my doctor what his opinion on them was. He said they are very expensive but work harmlessly well and the Viagra generic is now available. He issued a script, came mail, unlimited refills at a cost of 0 dollars to me in our presciption plan. Giddy Yap!

 

[limbosurfer]

I just asked my doctor what his opinion on them was. He said they are very expensive but work harmlessly well and the Viagra generic is now available. He issued a script, came mail, unlimited refills at a cost of 0 dollars to me in our presciption plan. Giddy Yap!

is viagra generic covered in prescription plan , i thought it was not , can a general medicine practitioner issue a prescription ?

 

[wetwilly]

I would think so. I happened to be with a cardiologist when I asked. I never expected them to be 100 % covered under my plan. They do apparently have some benefit to circulation for heart patients. Doesn't hurt to ask your doc.

 

[retro75]

One of the cheapest way to get Viagra is ask your doctor for a prescription of Sildenafil Citrate Tab they come in 20 mg dose usally in lots of 50 or 90. Even without the Prescription plan they are usually a dollar a pill, some times less depending on the Pharmacy . Sildenafil Citrate tab are used to control blood pressure in a rare lung condition. It is generic Viagra.The smaller family Pharmacies usually give you the best deals on price. They might even be covered by your prescription Plan, don't know.

 

[Nicksuperlover]

You can get a prescription from your doctor and buy generics from Canada online. Pay about $6 per pill. the country of origin is usiually India or the UK.

 

[limbosurfer]

yeah , which of these can you verify that they will actually ship?/

https://pharmrx-1.com/?wid=166
https://canadian-cheaprx.com/c1147/
https://your-meds-store.com/?affid=topman
https://pharmpillsonline.com/?aid=50083

 

[Nicksuperlover]

yeah , which of these can you verify that they will actually ship?/

https://pharmrx-1.com/?wid=166
https://canadian-cheaprx.com/c1147/
https://your-meds-store.com/?affid=topman
https://pharmpillsonline.com/?aid=50083

Try https://canadianpharmacyratings.net/top-reputable-canadian-online-pharmacies/ Never had a problem (other than dealing with Canadians).

 

[limbosurfer]

@Nicksuperlover thank you you are my god for a day

 

[phillydread]

Just from my experience, the generic Sildenafil doesn't work as well as the brand name. Problem is that most drug-plans won't provide the name brand and automatically substitute the generic EVEN WHEN the doctor states not to do so. Also, side effects are different on everyone, so don't take more than the prescribed dose.

Hopefully the Canadian sort are the real deal, as the sites from India and the islands (Bahamas, etc) are usually fake and there just to get your credit card info.

 

[Koujiao]

I would think so. I happened to be with a cardiologist when I asked. I never expected them to be 100 % covered under my plan. They do apparently have some benefit to circulation for heart patients. Doesn't hurt to ask your doc.

It was originally being developed for heart disease but the men on the phase III trial complained profusely when the trial ended. Pfizer was surprised to learn they discovered a pill had a side effect that made limp noodles firm. The pfizer riser was born and history (and hard-ons) was made.

 

[limbosurfer]

It was originally being developed for heart disease but the men on the phase III trial complained profusely when the trial ended. Pfizer was surprised to learn they discovered a pill had a side effect that made limp noodles firm. The pfizer riser was born and history (and hard-ons) was made.

I dont think MEN would have complained , the nurses would have ,teehee

 

[Koujiao]

I dont think MEN would have complained , the nurses would have ,teehee

The men complained that the clinical trial ended, which meant they no longer had access to the medication. That would have been a real 'let down' for them.

 

[chunfun]

The men complained that the clinical trial ended, which meant they no longer had access to the medication. That would have been a real 'let down' for them.

Some of them said "You'll have to pry them out of my cold dead hands." LOL

 

[horneddog]

I would think so. I happened to be with a cardiologist when I asked. I never expected them to be 100 % covered under my plan. They do apparently have some benefit to circulation for heart patients. Doesn't hurt to ask your doc.

Now you just need to explain to wifey why you need 500 pills/month!!

 

[oddluck]

which is the best site to buy the blue pill ? any credible sources will be appreciated , suing it first time so dont know

https://sectabbs.com/
Cheap, good quality, reliable... pretty fast. Buy the 20 mg and use 1/4 pills. I buy 'em by the 100's

 

[gashhound]

I agree with "Nicksuperlover" about Canada Pharmacy.com. I purchase my BP & Cholesterol meds there and they beat the local pharmacy price. You do need a scrip from a licensed physician.

 

[Sparky234]

I use goodRX and Costco. 30 Sildenafil for $17.00. You do need a script. Haven't taken these for a test ride yet. Great deal if they work as advertised.

 

[Nutleypo]

I've been buying generic 100 mg for several years. I cut them in half or thirds depending on the dose I want. They are from India , cost under two bucks each and work great.