When I was in India in 2015 I decided to take a chance on sildenafil at a pharmacy. No Rx required and cost was under $1 per pill. The pills were red and came in a blister pack with a UK company on the package. I tried a piece of one which worked fine with no side effects. I don't have ED but I'm in my 70's so need a little help to keep Mr. Softy away. I always cut them down to a quarter or third. On later trips I've bought them in Bhutan, Nepal, Argentina, Chile and Panama. All the pills did the job. In fact once I took a bit more than usual and it made me so hard that my wife got sore down there. So now I'm more careful about the dose.
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report on foreign sildenafil
- Thread starter tigerfan
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Generic medications sometimes have a variance that makes them weaker. There are other ways to remedy E.D. with aerobic exercise, diet and Kegels.
Another thing I might mention is that there is way too much marketing for subscriptions to ED meds and they can make people with no symptoms think they need something. If you don't need it you might not be impressed with the results. Sorry if I am talking to the wrong people about this. Anyway, here's a link to how to do Kegels which is much less strenuous than jogging. https://www.health.harvard.edu/bladder-and-bowel/step-by-step-guide-to-performing-kegel-exercises
Another thing I might mention is that there is way too much marketing for subscriptions to ED meds and they can make people with no symptoms think they need something. If you don't need it you might not be impressed with the results. Sorry if I am talking to the wrong people about this. Anyway, here's a link to how to do Kegels which is much less strenuous than jogging. https://www.health.harvard.edu/bladder-and-bowel/step-by-step-guide-to-performing-kegel-exercises