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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
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Seriously, see your GP! A very good female friend of mine suffered from MS too and was prescribed it to help with her sex life!
You`ve got nothing to lose by asking and with the no doubt cocktail of meds you have to take for your MS shouldn`t cost you any more on your prescription bill if you pre-pay for your tablets. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sorry if this has been asked many times but can anyone recommend a good website or local supplier? Yes, I am aware of the health risks but have MS and these really help. Thanks in advance."
The NHS? |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
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What I`m about to say applies to everyone who`s in work and has to take a number of different meds regularly. You can pay a fixed fee for either 6 months or one year and covers you for ANY meds you get prescribed during that time period. In my case, I now have five different meds, pay just over £100 for the year and save loads! Included in this is Gaviscon Advance which is only available in chemists (it`s a different make up from regular Gaviscon) and my Verdenafil although I only get FOUR tablets every two months!  Sad to say that even with this meagre amount, I still have a couple of packets unopened  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Don't need private prescriptions for viagra any more..it's also not restricted to certain conditions anymore so anyone can get it from their gp at normal prescription charges... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don't need private prescriptions for viagra any more..it's also not restricted to certain conditions anymore so anyone can get it from their gp at normal prescription charges..."
Think I paid under £3 on private prescription for 8 tablets |
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"Don't need private prescriptions for viagra any more..it's also not restricted to certain conditions anymore so anyone can get it from their gp at normal prescription charges...
Think I paid under £3 on private prescription for 8 tablets"
I've looked on Loads pharmacy and had it recommended however is £55 for 4 tablets how do you get a prescription to get it at NHS prices, is there anyway other than a semi embarrassing trip to the docs? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sorry if this has been asked many times but can anyone recommend a good website or local supplier? Yes, I am aware of the health risks but have MS and these really help. Thanks in advance."
Unfortunately, MS sufferers do not seem to qualify automatically for free prescriptions on the basis of their medical condition alone (which seems a bit unfair as diabetes sufferers do qualify). Nevertheless, your GP can prescribe viagra (or an alternative such as cialis) to you and if you take advantage of the £104 per annum scheme mentioned above, you may find that the additional prescription charges are in effect free (depending of course on what other medications you are on). |
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Again, thank you to everybody for taking the time to reply. I do have MS but I'm not on any medication because(thankfully) at the moment the side affects would be worse than the symptoms. But that then means I cant Viagra on prescription. Plus I would need more than 4 tablets a month. |
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