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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Over the counter or by prescription?
I get them for £1.50 a tab and I have 300 of them lol"
 OK.
I was asking the OP whether the Boots price he was quoting meant if purchased with or without a prescription?
(I've never bought any as thought you had to have a prescription unless you're buying dodgy copies off the www) |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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look it was for information only not a dick waving competition for who gets the cheapest.
its a private prescription that is easy to get from your GP.
2.50 is a good price for a reliable source that's all.
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
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It was in the Press last week that since the Licence has run out with the original manufacturer (Pfizer, I think!), other companies can now make and distribute it legally.
It is expected that within a few weeks it will be readily available in all major High Street pharmacies for as little as 60p a tablet, without the need to be on prescription, and more importantly, it could spell an end to the so-called substitutes available on the black market. |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"It was in the Press last week that since the Licence has run out with the original manufacturer (Pfizer, I think!), other companies can now make and distribute it legally.
It is expected that within a few weeks it will be readily available in all major High Street pharmacies for as little as 60p a tablet, without the need to be on prescription,"
Coming off patent ought not to make any difference to Viagra being a prescription only medicine.
" and more importantly, it could spell an end to the so-called substitutes available on the black market. "
I can't see it making any difference to availability of black market/ kill you with no comeback alternatives. Someone will always try to undercut the going rate. It's happening with 'legal' highs right now and will happen with so called 'Viagra'. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Over the counter or by prescription?
From a mate lol
That's ideal. What could possibly go wrong."
Nothing can go wrong hes a good friend
Of mind and I know were they come from |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
Hull |
"It was in the Press last week that since the Licence has run out with the original manufacturer (Pfizer, I think!), other companies can now make and distribute it legally.
It is expected that within a few weeks it will be readily available in all major High Street pharmacies for as little as 60p a tablet, without the need to be on prescription,
Coming off patent ought not to make any difference to Viagra being a prescription only medicine.
and more importantly, it could spell an end to the so-called substitutes available on the black market.
I can't see it making any difference to availability of black market/ kill you with no comeback alternatives. Someone will always try to undercut the going rate. It's happening with 'legal' highs right now and will happen with so called 'Viagra'."
I only quoted what I saw in several newspapers and also from a radio broadcast too.  |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"Over the counter or by prescription?
From a mate lol
That's ideal. What could possibly go wrong.
Nothing can go wrong hes a good friend
Of mind and I know were they come from "
I've lost track of the number of times people have said that and come to regret it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'll wait for the supermarket own version
An erection with clubcard points. Fantastic.
Hahaha thats quality x "
totally tops and as they say every little helps
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Over the counter or by prescription?
From a mate lol
That's ideal. What could possibly go wrong.
Nothing can go wrong hes a good friend
Of mind and I know were they come from
I've lost track of the number of times people have said that and come to regret it."
Ya well we know there real or we Wudnt take them is not like ur buying them of a crack head |
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By *UNCHBOXMan
over a year ago
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"It was in the Press last week that since the Licence has run out with the original manufacturer (Pfizer, I think!), other companies can now make and distribute it legally.
It is expected that within a few weeks it will be readily available in all major High Street pharmacies for as little as 60p a tablet, without the need to be on prescription, and more importantly, it could spell an end to the so-called substitutes available on the black market. "
I can't imagine them being put just on the shelf for general consumption. Id imagine you will have to go to a pharmacy and they will be kept behind the counter, and your have to answer questions on your general health because of the risks involved in taking them.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Too bad the pharmaceutical have a strong grip on our government and Pfizer managed to extend their patent here in the states. They're still getting over $10 a pill here.  I need to find a buddy in the uk to send me some! Lol |
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Morning after pill used to be prescription but has been available from pharmacists for a few years now. Viagra isn't really any different than any other drug you can buy from a pharmacy and probably less harmful than many. I will be quite happy to see it on the shelf when I need a little pick me up! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Morning after pill used to be prescription but has been available from pharmacists for a few years now. Viagra isn't really any different than any other drug you can buy from a pharmacy and probably less harmful than many. I will be quite happy to see it on the shelf when I need a little pick me up!"
you still have to have a check up to get the morning after pill.. I don't get why healthy men see the need to risk their health to get hard. |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"As far as I'm aware they are still POM though as still a dangerous med if you have certain conditions x"
I don't think I'd be allowed to post the link to this and I'm sure people could find it for themselves but..........
Medication for erectile dysfunction (ED), also known as impotence, is available on the NHS if:
•you have a specific medical condition
•you’re having, or have had, a particular medical treatment
•your ED is causing severe distress and a specialist prescribes medication for you
If you don’t qualify for ED medication (known as PDE-5 inhibitors) on the NHS, your GP can still prescribe the medication but you will have to pay the full cost for it.
Read more information about treatments for ED, including lifestyle changes that could help.
Who can get medication for erectile dysfunction on the NHS?
You’re eligible for an NHS prescription for ED medication if you have:
•diabetes
•diabetes
•multiple sclerosis
•Parkinson’s disease
•polio
•prostate cancer
•a severe pelvic or spinal injury
•spina bifida
•certain genetic conditions, such as Huntington's disease
You can also get ED medication on the NHS if you’ve had any of the following treatments:
•pelvic surgery
•surgical removal of the prostate gland (prostatectomy)
•dialysis for kidney failure
•kidney transplant
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
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A specialist can also prescribe medication for ED on the NHS if your condition is causing you severe distress.
People entitled to PDE-5 inhibitors on NHS prescriptions only need to pay the prescription charge. If you are entitled to free NHS prescriptions, then it will not cost you anything.
Read more about help with prescription costs.
If your GP prescribes ED medication but you’re not eligible for it on the NHS, you will have to pay the full price for your treatment.
Avoid buying erectile dysfunction drugs on the internet
It may be possible to buy ED medication on the internet, but this is not recommended. These medications are not regulated and the amount of active ingredients in them can vary. They could cause unpleasant side effects or may not be suitable for you.
Also, treatment for ED depends on what’s causing it. If ED is caused by a medical condition, treating this condition may resolve the problem. Therefore, if you think you have symptoms of ED, it’s important to see your GP.
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
To cut the above short, if you NEED it, you can get it legitimately via prescription and a proper pharmacist.
If you DON'T NEED it, why are you taking the risk? It's not as if you can't get it up, is it? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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AFAIK, it will remain as a POM for sometime.
I suspect it will take many years before it will be considered for being downgraded to a P (as in Pharmacy-only) by having a reduced dose.
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By *andWCouple
over a year ago
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A specialist can also prescribe medication for ED on the NHS if your condition is causing you severe distress.
People entitled to PDE-5 inhibitors on NHS prescriptions only need to pay the prescription charge. If you are entitled to free NHS prescriptions, then it will not cost you anything.
Read more about help with prescription costs.
If your GP prescribes ED medication but you’re not eligible for it on the NHS, you will have to pay the full price for your treatment.
Avoid buying erectile dysfunction drugs on the internet
It may be possible to buy ED medication on the internet, but this is not recommended. These medications are not regulated and the amount of active ingredients in them can vary. They could cause unpleasant side effects or may not be suitable for you.
Also, treatment for ED depends on what’s causing it. If ED is caused by a medical condition, treating this condition may resolve the problem. Therefore, if you think you have symptoms of ED, it’s important to see your GP.
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Have we been reading the same info? Ha x |
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"60 quid for 24 in boots
it's finally out of license.....
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Have heard that tesco are selling 8 pills for £52.And everyone on here was getting excited by the viagra patent ending.Only to be replaced by another expensive replacement.Do you really think that these large pharmacies are going to give them away cheaply.There in it to make a quick buck.I can buy my usual eriacta or kamagra pills (same 100% sildenafil)For the £52 your paying for 8 at tesco i get 32 pills from my usual source.your choice. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I can't believe if will go over the counter until Pfizer's patents expire everywhere. They wouldn't see it for $1 a pill over the counter in the UK while they're still charging $10-15 a pill in the US. Otherwise we would just all order it from the uk! |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"Anyone near Peterborough has any available ? Get in touch ! "
At the risk of repeating myself. If you NEED Viagra, go to your GP.
If you don't need them, don't take them - regardless of the source.
Sorry to be Frank but I struggle to believe these 'buy black market Viagra' threads are tolerated here. Would Fab have the same laissez-faire attitude to people wanting to buy mephedrone or naphyrone? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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you should all be concerned taking viagra ,a fit healthy friend of mine often took viagra ,his wife found him dead in the garage ,he had heart attack contributed to taking illegal viagra bought of black market ,we all love have fun ,me espescialy ,but sometimes its worth paying that bit more if you know its safe ,please be carefull folks |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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why people asking if anyone can get them cheap or in certain areas....
sheesh....
they are in boots for 2.50 each, just go to your go get a prescription and then just get a repeat.....
it is that simple.... |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"why people asking if anyone can get them cheap or in certain areas....
sheesh....
they are in boots for 2.50 each, just go to your go get a prescription and then just get a repeat.....
it is that simple...."
It's not quite that simple.
You have to go to the erectile dysfunction clinic at Boots. Then
"The Erectile Dysfunction Clinic gives you an opportunity to have a one-to-one conversation with a pharmacist trained in erectile dysfunction to see how they can help you.
Here's what will happen:
•You'll book an appointment for an initial, confidential consultation with a trained ED Boots pharmacist.
•The pharmacist will check your blood pressure, heart rate, total cholesterol, random glucose measurement, waist measurement and body mass index (BMI) to check your general health. You may be asked to return for a fasting blood glucose test.
•If this service is suitable for you, you can be supplied with the appropriate medication.
•You'll be able to access repeat supplies of your medicine, by booking further appointments with your ED trained pharmacist."
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Well that's good news for we, the people. Generics of Viagra & Cialis have been available for ages (for pretty good prices too), although you have to know which websites to use. So this removes the risk of ordering drugs that may do something different.
The patent for viagra has long expired (or just ignored) in other countries, which is why generics have been readily available.
Not going to give details as it's against the site's rules to promote other commercial websites. But you can get really good deals on Cialis (which is Viagra's more powerful brother). If you can use a pill cutter, or something to break a 20mg cialis into 5mg's, then you're probably using a more safer quantity that will have the same effect if you're just using it for recreational (or procreational) purposes.
I'm not an advocate of taking drugs. But I'd say if there is any drug worthwhile taking, it would be a government approved, extensively tested sexual libido drug like this. But be mindful that these drugs are designed for people with real Erectile Dysfunction problems, not for a guy that can't get it up in a swinger club due to pressure to perform in a crowd. So take it in small and cautious quantities. - If it doesn't work for you, then your problem is deeply psychological.
Basically, way it works is if you have just have the slightest horny thought, then your dick inflates.
But what about female arousal drugs? Thats the big one to crack. |
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