Viagra

[Peejay2015]

Living in Northern NJ, and being an ol bastid, I need Viagra to help junior stand tall. Used to be covered by Medicare but 6 or so years ago, they stopped. The prices have gone higher and higher ever since. 1st time I paid, around $30 a pill. For about the last year, around $62. Then this past week, $75! I read the the patent will expire in December this year and other pharma companies will start generics, but what in the meantime? Mongers, tell me and the rest of us what your experiences in buying this. If your insurance covers it, don't waste our time stating this unless there's something really pertinent to this thread.

[CletePurcell]

Living in Northern NJ, and being an ol bastid, I need Viagra to help junior stand tall. Used to be covered by Medicare but 6 or so years ago, they stopped. The prices have gone higher and higher ever since. 1st time I paid, around $30 a pill. For about the last year, around $62. Then this past week, $75! I read the the patent will expire in December this year and other pharma companies will start generics, but what in the meantime? Mongers, tell me and the rest of us what your experiences in buying this. If your insurance covers it, don't waste our time stating this unless there's something really pertinent to this thread.I recently had a good break with blinkhealth. I got a scrip for sildenafil which my insurer rejected. CVS quoted $340 out of pocket so I just passed. About a month later I run across this blinkpharmacy and it looks TGTBT, frankly I thought it was a scam as you need to sign up. You can see the quoted prices but ultimately you need to pay by CC.

I asked CVS if they heard of them and they said it was legitimate. I took the plunge, got a $15 new client discount and the bottom line was $46 out the door for 30-20 mg.

They cover all drugs not just V and Cialis. Note that Walgreens dropped them but CVS, Target, Walmart and others carry them.

You pay blink, they email you a code, pharmacy scans it and you're done. Don't ask me how they do it but it is legit.

[EdMonger]

I buy Suhagra from All Day Chemist for around 88 cents a pill. It is generic Viagra and it works great on my little willie, with very minimal side effects.


Living in Northern NJ, and being an ol bastid, I need Viagra to help junior stand tall. Used to be covered by Medicare but 6 or so years ago, they stopped. The prices have gone higher and higher ever since. 1st time I paid, around $30 a pill. For about the last year, around $62. Then this past week, $75! I read the the patent will expire in December this year and other pharma companies will start generics, but what in the meantime? Mongers, tell me and the rest of us what your experiences in buying this. If your insurance covers it, don't waste our time stating this unless there's something really pertinent to this thread.

[Juan Pablo]

I recently had a good break with blinkhealth. I got a scrip for sildenafil which my insurer rejected. CVS quoted $340 out of pocket so I just passed. About a month later I run across this blinkpharmacy and it looks TGTBT, frankly I thought it was a scam as you need to sign up. You can see the quoted prices but ultimately you need to pay by CC.

I asked CVS if they heard of them and they said it was legitimate. I took the plunge, got a $15 new client discount and the bottom line was $46 out the door for 30-20 mg.

They cover all drugs not just V and Cialis. Note that Walgreens dropped them but CVS, Target, Walmart and others carry them.

You pay blink, they email you a code, pharmacy scans it and you're done. Don't ask me how they do it but it is legit.Use goodrx.com, it's free and give great coupons. I get my sildenafil for I think $40 for 50 pills at CVS.

[Juan Pablo]

Living in Northern NJ, and being an ol bastid, I need Viagra to help junior stand tall. Used to be covered by Medicare but 6 or so years ago, they stopped. The prices have gone higher and higher ever since. 1st time I paid, around $30 a pill. For about the last year, around $62. Then this past week, $75! I read the the patent will expire in December this year and other pharma companies will start generics, but what in the meantime? Mongers, tell me and the rest of us what your experiences in buying this. If your insurance covers it, don't waste our time stating this unless there's something really pertinent to this thread.Ask your Dr for a prescription for generic sildenafil. Then find a coupon on goodrx.com. Super cheap and works pretty much the same.

[Johnny Shakes]

Anyone know which cideficated for viagra?